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Peter Tosh song "Bumboklat", ?is part of that concert?

Willie, i have only just saw your post i would really love this cd if you have it i am unable to down load it from the site please get back to me if you see this messsage

jah guide

gof

willie, i have this concert but on my copy i am missing stop that train... yet i still have 13 tracks, i have battering down sentance on mine.. do you know what the correct tracks are for this ?

jah guide

gof

Gretings Gof..

It isn't the complete concert.. i'm mising some songs... like.. no woman no cry.. & jammin..

But..the tracklist for the upload. is as follows..

Stop that train
dreamland
Simmer down
One love
Jah Live
So jah Say
Cant blame the youth
Mark of the b (by the way.. in wich album i can get that song... because the only time i heard it in this concert)
Fight against
Rastaman Chant
Nice time
Legalize it
Bumboklat.. (no.. this is no part of the concert.. consider it a bonus track)

Hope that u enjoy this clasicc..

jah bless..

nice. I'm looking forward to listening to it...

>>willie, i have this concert but on my copy i am missing stop that train...<<

Stop That Train is not from the same concert, it's taken from the BBC In Concert recording.

Jamming wasn't part of the show either.

Just like the Song Bumboklaat. Peter Tosh played that Song when he was Solo, I guess it was about 1980 or 81

hi,bro
actually you are talking about a bootleg tape of the wonder dream concert which was held in october 4th,1975 at kingston national stadium in ja;that was the last time that the original wailers line up performed together as an opening act for stevie wonder's fundraising event for some blind people organisation in jamaica.there has never been any board tape to this concert as the only source most people take their tape is from the audience.yes that was before all the 3 wailers 1976 lps were released(ie before"legalize it" ""blackheartman"and"rastaman vibration"where do you get your tape from.do you own other bootleg wailers tape like that
fadel

don't have any other bootleg tape of the wailers. Sorry

The only one i got, is the one i uploaded & share w/ all Roots Archives Followers.

ps. The song i want information about is the one singed by Tosh, named "Mark of the B".

Respect.

This concert wasn't the "best" but the historical ramifications of the show, IMO, make this priceless. I have a complete version without any source info.
Still, if anyone here wants to check it out, let me know.

BTW, is this the common version?

Here's the text...

WONDER DREAM CONCERT, Kingston 10/4/1975

- Rastaman Chant
- Nice Time
- Simmer Down
- One Love
- Dreamland
- Fight against conviction
- Mark Of The Beast
- Can't Blame The Youth
- Legalize It
- So Jah Seh
- No Woman No Cry
- Jah Live
- I Shot The Sheriff (with S.Wonder !!!)

¥ October 4 - Wailers/Wonder Dream Concert - Kingston National Stadium - Kingston, Jamaica

-Bob, Bunny, and Peter reunite for their last performance together as the Wailers
-The show is opened by Third World and also features Stevie Wonder in benefit for Jamaican Institute for the Blind
-Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes were scheduled but did not show
-For Stevie Wonder's encore, Stevie calls for Bob to join him on stage and they play "I Shot The Sheriff" and "Superstition" together