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SELF PRODUCTIONS / INTEL-DIPLO (except mentioned)
1972
Can´t Blame The Youth
Written by Peter Tosh.
Lead vocals by Peter Tosh.
Harmonies by Bunny Wailer.
Bunny Wailer on drums, Peter Tosh on guitar and keyboards.
Recorded at Treasure Isle Studios.
Produced by Peter Tosh.
First Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1972, a-side: Can´t Blame The Youth (Matrix: PT 2259 A) (3,15) / b-side: Can´t Blame The Youth Version (Matrix: PT 2262 B) (I have a recording of this single with the a-side running 3,15 and the b-side running 3,12.)
Second Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, a-side: Can´t Blame The Youth (Matrix: TSL PT 1155) / b-side: Can´t Blame The Youth Version (Matrix: PT 1156 TSL)
Considered for possible inclusion at The Wailers – Catch A Fire album.
CD release: Honorary Citizen 3-CD-Box, USA Sony, 1997 (3,13)
You Can´t Blame The Youth (Version)
Version of “Can´t Blame The Youth” including some vocal passages.
First Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1972, a-side: Can´t Blame The Youth (Matrix: PT 2259 A) / b-side: Can´t Blame The Youth Version (Matrix: PT 2262 B) (3,12) (I have a recording of this single with the a-side running 3,15 and the b-side running 3,12.)
Second Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, a-side: Can´t Blame The Youth (Matrix: TSL PT 1155) / b-side: Can´t Blame The Youth Version (Matrix: PT 1156 TSL)
Never released on CD.
No Mercy
Written by Peter Tosh.
Lead vocals by Peter Tosh.
Harmonies by Bunny Wailer.
Aston Barrett on bass and Carlton Barrett on drums, Peter Tosh on guitar and keyboards.
Recorded at Treasure Isle Studios.
Produced by Peter Tosh.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1973, a-side: No Mercy (Matrix: PT 2260 A) (3,45) / b-side: Version (3,31) (I have a recording of this single on “Raul Singles No. 3 CDR”)
CD release: Peter Tosh – Honorary Citizen 3-CD-Box, USA Sony, 1997 (3,45)
Probably produced by Peter Tosh or Peter Tosh and The Wailers.
No Mercy (Version)
Version of “No Mercy” including some vocal passages.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1973, a-side: No Mercy / b-side: Version (Matrix: PT 2261 B) (3,31) (I have a recording of this single on Wailers Old Singles CDR and another one on “Raul Singles No. 3 CDR”.)
Never released on CD.
The Mark Of The Beast
Written by Peter Tosh.
Lead vocals by Peter Tosh.
Harmonies by Bunny Wailer.
Aston Barrett on bass and Carlton Barrett on drums.
Recorded at Treasure Isle Studios.
Produced by Peter Tosh.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo RRS PT 6615, 1973, a-side: Mark Of The Beast (3,09) / b-side: Version (I have a recording of this single with the a-side running 3,09 on CDR, Raul Singles No. 4.)
The Mark Of The Beast (Version)
Version of “The Mark Of The Beast” including some vocal passages.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo RRS PT 6615, 1973, a-side: Mark Of The Beast / b-side: Version (3,07) (I have a recording of this single with the a-side running 3,07 on CDR, Raul Singles No. 4.)
Never released on CD.
The Mark Of The Beast (Full Length)
CD release: Honorary Citizen 3-CD-Box, USA Sony, 1997 (3,27)
Twenty seconds longer.
1973
Well Bread
Version of “It May Sound Silly” by John Holt with Peter Tosh on melodica. Not to be confused with “It May Sound Silly Version” what is an instrumental without a melodica and without Peter Tosh.
Backing by The Mudies All-Stars.
Recorded at Randy´s.
Produced by Harry Mudie.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Moodisc, a-side: It May Sound Silly (I Roy) / b-side: Well Bread (Peter Tosh & The Mudies All-Stars) (3,09)
Never released on CD.
Version (What You Gonna Do Version)
Version of “”What You Gonna Do” including some vocal passages.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1974, a-side: What You Gonna Do (Matrix: TIC PT 002-A) / b-side: Version (Matrix: TIC PT 002-B) (2,27)
Never released on CD.
Burial (7-inch)
Produced by Peter Tosh.
The 7-inch mix is slightly different to the album release.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1973, a-side: Burial (Matrix: DSR – TC – 9808 – A) (3,56) / b-side: Version (Matrix: DSR – TC – 9809 – B) (4,03) (I have a recording of this single with the a-side running 3,56 and the b-side running 4,03 on Raul Vinyl No. 2 CDR.)
Jamaican 7-inch release: Tuff Gong, 1973, a-side: Funeral (1967) (Matrix: WIRL BM 3672-1) / b-side: Version (1973) (Matrix: DSR – TC – 9809 – B) (4,03)
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1973, a-side: Burial (Matrix: 001 A PT) / b-side: Version (Matrix: P. Tosh 4225 B)
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1973, a-side: Burial (Matrix: Intel A) (3,46) / b-side: Version (Matrix: Intel B) (I have a recording of this single with the a-side running 3,46, so ten seconds shorter on “Peter Tosh – Early Singles CDR”.)
Never released on CD.
Note: The original “Burial” rhythm was used for Augustus Pablo´s “House Raid” from his album “Ital Dub”.
Version (Burial Version)
Instrumental version of “Burial” without any vocals but with additional percussion.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1973, a-side: Burial (Matrix: DSR – TC – 9808 – A) (3,56) / b-side: Version (Matrix: DSR – TC – 9809 – B) (4,05) (I have a recording of this single with the a-side running 3,56 and the b-side running 4,03 on Raul Vinyl No. 2 CDR.)
Jamaican 7-inch release: Tuff Gong, 1973, a-side: Funeral (1967) (Matrix: WIRL BM 3672-1) / b-side: Version (1973) (Matrix: DSR – TC – 9809 – B) (4,05)
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1973, a-side: Burial (Matrix: 001 A PT) / b-side: Version (Matrix: P. Tosh 4225 B)
Never released on CD.
Version (Burial Version) (Alternate Mix)
Alternate mix. Mostly instrumental version of “Burial” with a few lead vocals by Peter Tosh (”Them want I, Them want I”, “You must say want I fe”, “nothing no go, no one burial”) but without the additional percussion.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1973, a-side: Burial (Matrix: Intel A) / b-side: Version (Matrix: Intel B) (4,01 or 3,51) (I have a recording of this alternate mix on my collection “Wailers 2004 – 2006? running 4,01 and I have a recording of this single with the b-side running 3,51, so ten seconds shorter on “Peter Tosh – Early Singles CDR”.
Never released on CD.
1974
Ketchy Shuby
Written by Peter Tosh.
Produced by Peter Tosh.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1976, a-side: Ketchy Shuby (Matrix: CP 5001 – A) (3,17) / b-side: Iration (Matrix: PT 5003)
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, a-side: Ketchy Shuby (Matrix: 115 – A) (3,17) / b-side: Iration (Matrix: PT 212 – A)
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, a-side: Ketchy Shuby (Matrix: DSR 3628-A) (3,17) / b-side: Iration (Matrix: DSR 3629 – B)
Iration, Ketchy Shuby (Version)
In fact the first of two tracks with this title. “Babylon Queendom Version” is also titled as “Iration”.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1976, a-side: Ketchy Shuby (Matrix: CP 5001 – A) / b-side: Iration (Matrix: PT 5003)
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, a-side: Ketchy Shuby (Matrix: 115 – A) / b-side: Iration (Matrix: PT 212 – A) (3,06) (I have a recording of this single on “V. A. – Roots & Fun” CDR.)
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, a-side: Ketchy Shuby (Matrix: DSR 3628-A) / b-side: Iration (Matrix: DSR 3629 – B)
CD release: Legalize it (with extra tracks) CD, 1999 (3,17)
No Sympathy
Written by Peter Tosh.
Lead vocals by Peter Tosh.
Harmonies by Bob Marley and Bunny Wailer.
At this original take the synthezizer starts at 0 min 15 sec, while the synthezizer starts at 0 min 46 sec at the demo. The varios artists compilation has the track edited at the start and at the end. The Peter Tosh box set has the complete track.
First LP release: Various Artists – This Is Reggae Music Vol. 3, UK Island ILPS 9391, 1976, LP edted
Second LP release: Various Artists – This Is Reggae Music Vol. 2, UK Island 25 272 XAT, 1977, LP edited
Third LP release: Various Artists – This Is Reggae Music, UK Island 330.331, 2-LP (2,52) edited. I have this track on “Bob Marley – Wailers Wanted CDR” (2,52).
CD release: Honorary Citizen 3-CD-Box, USA Sony, 1997 (3,00) complete take
A demo take appeared at “Bob Marley & The Wailers – Burnin´ (Definite Remasters).” See Bob Marley, 1973.
And a new recording appeared at 1976 album “Legalize It!” See later, 1976.
Brand New Second Hand (7-inch)
Produced by Peter Tosh.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1975, a-side: Brand New Second Hand (4,04) / b-side: Brand New Second Hand Version
Brand New Second Hand (Version)
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1975, a-side: Brand New Second Hand / b-side: Brand New Second Hand Version (3,28)
Never released on CD.
1975
Field Marshall, Higher Field Marshall
Peter Tosh on keyboards, Bob Marley on guitar, Bunny Wailer on percussion.
Produced by Clive Chin.
Recorded at Randy´s.
RS gives 1970 as a recording year, but the track features an early drum machine as it was used by The Wailers since 1975 and sure not earlier. Bob Brookes at Reggae Revive in London wrote on my copy “1975?.
Jamaican 7-inch release: JA (Blank), 7-inch, 1975 (Limited to the number of six copies only), a-side: (Field Marshall) (2,52) (Matrix: AB 3123 A) / b-side: (No Partial) (Matrix: AB 3122 B)
Jamaican 7-inch release: Jah Guidance (Re-issue. Limited to 200 or limited to 100. Bob Brooke wrote on my copy 100 plus 6 copies would exist including this second pressing of 100. But in Distant Drums magazine Bob Brooke´s is cited to say 200.), 1995, a-side: Field Marshall (2,52) (Matrix: AB 3123 A) / b-side: No Partial (Matrix: AB 3122 B) This Jah Guidance 7-inch is made from the original stamper by Bob Brookes at Reggae Revive in London.
UK 10-inch release: PK, 2001, a-side: Higher Field Marshall (Wailers Band), Higher Field Marshall Dub (Wailers Band) / b-side: No Partial (Rhythm & Sound) (The second song is “No Partial, Field Marshall (Version)” by “The Wailers Band” and the song from the b-side is a cover of “No Partial, Field Marshall (Version)” by the band “Rhythm & Sound”. This band is the backing band of “Tikiman”. That cover is also on a 2001 CD by “Rhythm & Sound” on German PK label.)
Never released on CD.
No Partial, Field Marshall (Version), Higher Field Marshall (Dub)
Peter Tosh on keyboards, Bob Marley on guitar, Bunny Wailer on percussion.
Produced by Clive Chin.
Jamaican 7-inch release: JA (Blank), 7-inch, 1975 (Limited to the number of six), a-side: (Field Marshall) (2,52) (Matrix: AB 3123 A) / b-side: (No Partial) (Matrix: AB 3122 B)
Jamaican 7-inch release: Jah Guidance (Re-issue. Limited to 200, some say: limited to 100), 1995, a-side: Field Marshall (2,52) (Matrix: AB 3123 A) / b-side: No Partial (Matrix: AB 3122 B)
This Jah Guidance 7-inch is made from the original stamper by Bob Brookes at Reggae Revive in London.
I share the info as given in DD4.
UK10-inch release: PK, 2001, a-side: Higher Field Marshall (Wailers Band), Higher Field Marshall Dub (Wailers Band) / b-side: No Partial (Rhythm & Sound) (The second song is “No Partial, Field Marshall (Version)” by “The Wailers Band” and the song from the b-side is a cover of “No Partial, Field Marshall (Version)” by the band “Rhythm & Sound”. This band is the backing band of “Tikiman”. That cover is also on a 2001 CD by “Rhythm & Sound” on German PK label.)
Never released on CD.
Legalize It (7-inch)
Original Mix.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1975, a-side: Legalize It (Matrix: PT 177 – A) (4,30) / b-side: Version (Matrix: PT 177 – B) (4,31) (I have a recording of this single with the a-side running 4,30 and the b-side running 4,31 on “Raul Vinyl No. 2 CDR”.) (I have a further recording of this single with the a-side running 4,34 and the b-side running 4,35 on “Peter Tosh – Early Singles CDR”.)
Eighteen seconds longer as the 1976 album release.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1975, a-side: Legalize It (Matrix: DSR 2770-A) / b-side: Version (DSR 2770 B)
Note: RS tells, later pressings would have an alternate mix. But JC tells me he knows all three different matrixes but could not find an alternate mix.
I have a recording of DSR 2770-A on “KAZO records a/b sides Vol. 06 CDR” and it is the same mix as PT 177 – 1.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1975, a-side: Legalize It (Matrix: DSR 3687-A) / b-side: Version
Legalize It (Version)
Original Mix.
“Legalize It Version” is also known as “Rasta Smoke It”, but that title never appeared on a release.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1975, a-side: Legalize It (Matrix: PT 177 – A) (4,30) / b-side: Version (Matrix: PT 177 – B) (4,31) (I have a recording of this single with the a-side running 4,30 and the b-side running 4,31 on “Raul Vinyl No. 2 CDR”.) (I have a further recording of this single with the a-side running 4,34 and the b-side running 4,35 on “Peter Tosh – Early Singles CDR”.)
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1975, a-side: Legalize It (Matrix: DSR 2770-A) / b-side: Version (DSR 2770 B) (4,27) (I have a recording of DSR 2770-B on “KAZO records a/b sides Vol. 06 CDR” running 4,27 and it is the same mix as PT 177 – B.
Legalize It (Version) (Early Fade)
RS tells, later pressings of “Legalize It Version” would have an earlier fade out but all versions would come from the same mix. DSR 2770-B is not relevant shorter.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1975, a-side: Legalize It (Matrix: DSR 3687-A) / b-side: Version
CD release: Honorary Citizen 3-CD Box (4,03) Twenty-five seconds shorter as the 1975 7-inch release, same mix.
1976
LEGALIZE IT ALBUM
Lead vocals by Peter Tosh.
Drums by Carlton Barrett and Santa, bass by Aston Barrett and Robbie Shakespeare, keyboards by Tyrone Downey and Peter Tosh, background vocals by Rita Marley, Judy Mowatt, Bunny Wailer and Peter Tsoh, rhythm guitar by Peter Tosh, lead guitar by Al Anderson and by Don Kinsey (on “No Sympathy” and “Till Your Well Runs Dry”), harps by Robie and Ras Lee.
Recorded at Treasure Isle Studios in 1975. Mixed at CBS Studios, New York City
Released on CBS 81556, LP, 1976
Released on CD: 1999, July 6th (Digitally Remastered)
Legalize It (Album Edit)
Written by Peter Tosh.
Album release (4,10) Eighteen seconds shorter as the 7-inch release of 1975, same mix.
Lead vocals by Peter Tosh.
Harmonies by Rita Marley and Judy Mowatt.
Aston Barrett on bass and Carlton Barrett on drums.
UK 7-inch release: Virgin 1976, a-side: Legalize It / b-side: Brand New Second Hand
UK 7-inch release: CBS 1977, a-side: Get Up Stand Up / b-side: Legalize It (4,10)
UK 7-inch release: Virgin, 1979, a-side: Stepping Razor / b-side: Legalize It
USA 12-inch promo release: Columbia AE7 1709, 1976, a-side: Legalize It, Why Must I Cry (Matrix: ZSM 162494-1A) / b-side: Till Your Well Runs Dry (Matrix: ZSM 162495-1B)
Burial
Written by Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer.
Album release (3,55)
What You Gonna Do
Adapted from the mento song “Charley´s Cow”.
Written by Peter Tosh.
Produced by Peter Tosh.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1974, a-side: What You Gonna Do (Matrix: TIC PT 002-A) (2,27) / b-side: Version (Matrix: TIC PT 002-B)
Album release (2,28) Same mix as the 1974 7-inch.
No Sympathy
Written by Peter Tosh.
Album release (4,30)
The song was previously recorded in 1974 and appeared at the compilation “This Is Reggae Music”. See above in 1974.
A demo recorded in 1974 appeared at “Burnin´ (Definite Remasters)”. See Bob Marley, 1973.
Why Must I Cry
Written by Peter Tosh and Bob Marley.
Album release (3,12)
USA 12-inch promo release: Columbia AE7 1709, 1976, a-side: Legalize It, Why Must I Cry (Matrix: ZSM 162494-1A) / b-side: Till Your Well Runs Dry (Matrix: ZSM 162495-1B)
Igziabeher (Let Jah Be Praised)
Written by Peter Tosh.
Album release (4,38)
Ketchy Shuby
Written by Peter Tosh.
Album release (4,59)
Till Your Well Runs Dry
Written by Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer.
Album release (6,11)
USA 12-inch promo release: Columbia AE7 1709, 1976, a-side: Legalize It, Why Must I Cry (Matrix: ZSM 162494-1A) / b-side: Till Your Well Runs Dry (Matrix: ZSM 162495-1B)
Brand New Second Hand (Album Edit)
Written by Peter Tosh.
Album release (4,05) Fifty-eight seconds longer as the 1974 7-inch release, same mix.
UK 7-inch release: Virgin 1976, a-side: Legalize It / b-side: Brand New Second Hand
More Tracks:
Jah Man, Jah Man In A Jam Down
Jamaican 7-inch release: Blank, 1976, a-side: Jah Man In A Jam Down (4,01) / b-side: Hammer
Never released on CD.
I have this track twice, once cut but excellent (3,38) and once vg complete (4,01).
Hammer
Jamaican 7-inch release: Blank, 1976, a-side: Jah Man In A Jam Down (= Jah Man) / b-side: Hammer
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1980, a-side: Hammer (Matrix: DSR 0370-A) (DSR 9123 B) (3,42) / b-side: Can´t Blame The Youth (Matrix: DSR 0370-B) (4,06) (I have a recording mp3-sourced on “Peter Tosh – Peter Tosh & More CDR” (3,38) and another on “Peter Tosh – Early Singles CDR” running 3,42.)
Never released on CD.
Can´t Blame The Youth
New recording of the track recorded 1972. In fact released not earlier as 1980.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1980, a-side: Hammer (Matrix: DSR 0370-A) (DSR 9123 B) (3,42) / b-side: Can´t Blame The Youth (Matrix: DSR 0370-B) (4,06) (I have a recording of this single mp3-sourced on “Peter Tosh – Peter Tosh & More CDR” (4,06) and another on “Peter Tosh – Early Singles CDR” running 4,08.)
In RS book is a note about a second matrix used for “Can´t Blame The Youth” (1976) going “9123 B”. This looks very close to the matrix given for “Hammer” (1976) (Matrix: DSR 9123 B) So thids second matrix may well be a mistake.
Vampire
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo a-side: Vampire (3,04) / b-side: Dracula
UK 7-inch release: Shock PT 3553, a-side: Vampire / b-side: Dracular (echo mix)
Never released on CD.
Dracula, Vampire (Version)
Dracula is the version of “Vampire”. Ghostly laughter by Bunny Wailer.
Recorded at Randy´s.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, a-side: Vampire / b-side: Dracula (3,15)
UK 7-inch release: Shock PT 3553, a-side: Vampire / b-side: Dracular (Echo Mix) This single gives the title as “Dracular” what is a mistake.)
Dracula, Vampire (Version) (Full Length)
CD release: Honorary Citizen 3-CD Box (3,25)
Ten seconds more. More vampire noises.
Babylon Queendom (Mix 1)
This first mix identifiable by the earliest matrix PT-3011 has animal noise at 0,05 – 0,09 and runs 3,42.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1976, a-side: Babylon Queendom (Matrix: PT – 3011)(3,42) / b-side: Iration (Matrix: PT 3310) (3,08) I have a recording of this 7-inch with the a-side running 3,42 on “Peter Tosh – Early Singles CDR”. I have this track running 3,42 on “Various Artists – Still Waiting CDR”.
Never released on CD.
Babylon Queendom (Mix 2)
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1976, a-side: Babylon Queendom (Matrix: DSR 3118 – A) / b-side: Iration (Matrix: DSR 3119 – B)
Never released on CD.
“Babylon Queendom Mixes CDR” contains three mixes of Babylon Queendom, a second mix has more animal noise at 0,05 – 0,14 and runs 3,31, a third mix has no animal noise and runs 3,28 and a fourth mix – maybe an edit of mix 1 – is missing.
Babylon Queendom (Mix 3)
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1976, a-side: Babylon Queendom (Matrix: PT – 3127) / b-side: Iration (Matrix: PT – 3128)
Never released on CD.
See above the comment of Mix 2.
Babylon Queendom (Mix 4)
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1976, a-side: Babylon Queendom (Matrix: DSR 3632 – A) / b-side: Iration (Matrix: DSR 3633-B)
Never released on CD.
See above the comment of Mix 2.
Iration (Mix 1)
In fact the second track with this title. “Ketchy Shuby Version” is also titled as “Iration”.
This first mix identifiable by the earliest matrix PT-3310 has animal sound at 0,04 – 0,09 and runs 3,09.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1976, a-side: Babylon Queendom (Matrix: PT – 3011) / b-side: Iration (Matrix: PT 3310) (3,09) (I have a recording of the b-side running 3,09 on “Peter Tosh – Early Singles CDR”. I have this track running 3,08 on “Various Artists – Still Waiting CDR”.
Never released on CD.
Iration (Mix 2)
More animal noises.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1976, a-side: Babylon Queendom (Matrix: DSR 3118 – A) / b-side: Iration (Matrix: DSR 3119 – B)
Never released on CD.
“Babylon Queendom Mixes CDR” has three mixes of “Iration” a second mix has no animal sound and runs 3,25 and a third mix has more animal noise at 0,05 – 0,14 and runs 3,29. A fourth mix has probably animal noise at 0,05 – 0,09 and runs 3,40.
Iration (Mix 3)
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1976, a-side: Babylon Queendom (Matrix: PT – 3127) / b-side: Iration (Matrix: PT – 3128)
Never released on CD.
See above the comment of Mix 2.
Iration (Mix 4)
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1976, a-side: Babylon Queendom (Matrix: DSR 3632 – A) / b-side: Iration (Matrix: DSR 3633 – B)
Never released on CD.
See above the comment of Mix 2.
LIVE 1976: LEGALIZE IT TOUR
Peter Tosh on lead vocals and guitar, Sly Dunbar on drums, Robbie Shakespeare on bass, Earl “Wya” Lindo on keyboards, Errol “Tarzan” Nelson on keyboards, Al Anderson on guitar, Donald Kinsey on guitar.
Recorded live at the Sanders Theatre, Cambridge, Ma. November 26, 1976
Produced by Jerry Rappaport.
USA CD release: Live & Dangerous – Boston 1976, Sony, 2001
Instrumental Intro (Live 1976)
Album release (5,59)
Igziabeher (Let Jah Be Praised) (Live 1976)
Album release (7,19)
400 Years (Live 1976)
Album release (6,23)
No Sympathy (Live 1976)
Album release (7,20)
Burial (Live 1976)
Album release (8,28)
The Mark Of The Beast (Live 1976)
Album release (5,42)
Babylon Queendom (Live 1976)
Album release (8,43)
Why Must I Cry (Live 1976)
Album release (4,52)
Whatcha Gonna Do (Live 1976)
Album release (4,49)
Steppin´ Razor (Live 1976)
Album release (6,18)
Ketchy Shuby (Live 1976)
Album release (9,17)
1977
EQUAL RIGHTS ALBUM
Featuring Peter Tosh, Word Sound And Power (Robbie, Sly, Wia, Al Skully, Tarzan) and Tyrone Downie, Carlton Barrett, Abdul Wali, Bobby Ellis, Dirty Harry, Harold Butler.
Recorded at Randy´s, overdubed at Aquarius, Joe Gibbs and Dynamic Studios, mixed at Criteria Studio B, Miami, Florida, USA
Released on CBS 81937, LP.
Get Up Stand Up
Album release (3,35)
UK 7-inch release: Island , 1977, a-side: Get Up Stand Up(3,35) / b-side: Legalize It
RS informs us, that early copies of the Jamaican album release with the matrixes DSR 9413 A / DSR 9414 B would have the original phrasing including the line “Don´t be no nigger now” that are deleted and revoiced for the international album release.
RS tells us also that a 12-inch Maxi Columbia ASF 310 with the matrixes XSS162931-2A / XSS162932-2A would have a stereo mix and a mono mix, both seemingly not identical to the album track.
Downpressor Man
Album release (6,26)
I Am That I Am
Album release (4,31)
Stepping Razor
Harmonies by Bunny Wailer.
Album release (5,46)
UK 7-inch release: Virgin, 1979, a-side: Stepping Razor (5,46) / b-side: Legalize It
This track also appears on Intel-Diplo Repress, 2006.
Equal Rights
Album release (5,57)
This track also appears on Intel-Diplo Repress, 2006.
African
Album release (3,42)
Jah Guide
Album release (4,30)
Apartheid
Album release (5,23)
More Tracks:
African (Alternate)
RS tell this single would have the same mix as the album. To my ears the album has the bird sounds constant that is present only partially at this single. To my ears an alternate mix.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1977, a-side: African (3,32) (Matrix: DSR 4222A) / b-side: African Version (I have a recording of this single with the a-side running 3,32 and the b-side running 3,22 on “Peter Tosh – Early Singles CDR”.)
Never released on CD.
African (Version)
Version of “African” featuring some vocal passages with lead and harmony vocals.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Intel-Diplo, 1977, a-side: African / b-side: African (Version) (3,22) (Matrix: DSR 4223B) (I have a recording of this single with the a-side running 3,32 and the b-side running 3,22 on “Peter Tosh – Early Singles CDR”.)
Never released on CD.
Handsome Johnny (Acoustic, probably 1977, Eugene Oregon radio station KZEL)
CD release: I Am That I Aam CD (2,28)
Fire Fire (Acoustic 1977, Eugene Oregon radio station KZEL)
CD release: I Am That I Am CD (3,05)
Don´t Want To Get Busted (Acoustic 1977, Eugene Oregon radio station KZEL)
CD release: I Am That I Am CD (2,25)
At a different release, no details known, the tracks runs longer (3,06)
Legalize It (Acoustic 1977, Eugene Oregon radio station KZEL)
CD release: I Am That I Am CD (4,03)
RS lists some more tracks from this 1977, Eugene Oregon radio station KZEL session: Pick Myself Up, Guitar Solo, Guitar Solo 2, Can´t You See.
Stop That Train (Acoustic 1977 Chicago, Illinois radio station WXFM)
CD release: I Am That I Am CD (4,24)
Get Up Stand Up (Acoustic 1977 Chicago, Illinois radio station WXFM)
CD release: I Am That I Am CD (3,17)
CD release: Peter Tosh – Honorary Citizen, 1997 (3,21)
Fools Die (Acoustic 1975-1978)
CD release: I Am That I Am CD (3,12)
I Am That I Am (Acoustic 1977 Chicago, Illinois radio station WXFM)
CD release: I Am That I Am CD (3,40)
RS lists some more tracks from this 1977, Chicago, Illinois radio station WXFM session: Jah Guide, Can´t You See Instrumental.
Peter Tosh Interview (With Bruno Blum, circa 1977)
CD release: I Am That I Am CD (12,19)
1978
BUSH DOCTOR ALBUM
Peter Tosh on lead vocals, rhythm and acoustic guitar, clavinet and harp, backing by Word Sound And Power: Robbie Shakespeare on bass, pick guitar and guitar, Sly Dunbar on drums and gato box, Mikey “Mao” Chung on lead guitar, moog syntheziser, Fender Rhodes and clavinet, Keith Sterling on keyboards, Luther Francois on soprano sax, Donald Kinsey on lead guitar, Larry Mc Donald on percussion, Sticky on percussion, guest appearance by Keith Richards on guitar on “Bush Doctor” & “Stand Firm”, Mick Jagger on vocals on “(You Got To Walk And) Don´t Look Back”.
Recorded at Joe Gibbs Studio 1978.
Released on Rolling Stones, UK, November 1978.
The first release of this record included a sticker that reads “Scratch and Sniff” that could be torn and smelled similar to herb, which led to the recall of the record. Later the record was sold without that sticker.
CD release: EMI, 2002 (The Definite Remasters)
(You Gotta Walk And) Don´t Look Back
Written by William Robinson and Ronald White. Previously a hit for “The Temptations”.
Lead vocals by Peter Tosh.
Supporting vocals by Mick Jagger.
Album release (5,19)
UK 12-inch release: Rolling Stones DK 7500, a-side: (You Gotta Walk And) Don´t Look Back / b-side: Don´t Space Out (Note: The album track here is called “Long Mix” by RS.
Dutch 12-inch release: Rolling Stones, a-side: (You Gotta Walk And) Don´t Look Back / b-side: Don´t Space Out (Note: The album track is here called “Long Mix”.)
This track also appears on Intel-Diplo Repress, 2006.
Pick Myself Up
Written by Peter Tosh.
Album release (3,50)
UK 7-inch release: 1978 a-side: Pick Myself Up (3,50) / b-side: I´m The Toughest
I´m The Toughest
Written by Peter Tosh.
Album release (3,51)
UK 7-inch release: 1978, a-side: I´m The Toughest (3,51) / b-side: Toughest Version
UK 7-inch release: 1978 a-side: Pick Myself Up / b-side: I´m The Toughest (3,51)
Soon Come
Written by Peter Tosh.
Album release (3,50)
JA Intel-Diplo 7-inch release: a-side: Soon Come / b-side: Don´t Look Back
UK Rollin Stone / Musidor 7-inch release: a-side: (You Go To Walk And (Don´t Look Back (3,43) / b-side: Soon Come (Matrix: ST-RS-19308-A) (3,53) (I have a recording of this single with the a-side running 3,43 and the b-side running 3,53 on “Peter Tosh – Early Singles CDR”.)
UK 7-inch release: EMI 2829, a-side: Don´t Look Back (7-inch Edit) / b-side: Soon Come (3,50)
Moses – The Prophets
Written by Peter Tosh.
Album release (3,35)
Bush Doctor
Keith Richards on guitar.
Written by Peter Tosh.
Album release (4,05)
This track also appears on Intel-Diplo Repress, 2006.
Stand Firm
Written by Peter Tosh.
Album release (6,08)
Dem A Fe Get A Beaten
Written by Peter Tosh.
Album release (4,10)
Creation
Written by Peter Tosh. Includes some lines from classic Georg Friedrich Haendel´s “Messiah”.
Album release (6,40)
More Tracks:
Lesson In My Life (Outtake)
Previously unreleased.
CD release: Bush Doctor (extra tracks) CD (5,32)
(You Gotta Walk) Don´t Look Back (7-inch Edit)
RS don´t mention this shorter edit of the album track.
JA Intel-Diplo 7-inch release: a-side: Soon Come / b-side: Don´t Look Back
UK Rolling Stone / Musidor 7-inch release: a-side: (You Got To Walk And (Don´t Look Back (Matrix: ST-RS-19308-A) (3,43) / b-side: Soon Come (3,53) (I have a recording of this single with the a-side running 3,43 and the b-side running 3,53 on “Peter Tosh – Early Singles CDR”.)
UK 7-inch release: EMI 2829, 1978, a-side: Don´t Look Back (7 inch Edit) (3,43) / b-side: Soon Come
Don´t Look Back (Dub Version), Don´t Space Out
UK 12-inch release: Rolling Stones DK 7500, a-side: (You Gotta Walk And) Don´t Look Back / b-side: Don´t Space Out
Holland 12-inch release: Rolling Stones K052Z-62483, 1978, a-side: Don´t Look Back (Dub Version) (5,01) / b-side: Soon Come (Long Version)
CD release: Bush Doctor (extra tracks) CD (5,00)
I´m The Toughest (Long Mix)
UK 12-inch release: Rolling Stones 12 RSR 103, 1978, a-side: I´m The Toughest (Long Version) (5,05) / b-side: Toughest Version (Long Version)
CD release: Bush Doctor (extra tracks) CD (5,10)
Toughest (Version)
UK 12-inch release: Rolling Stones 12 RSR 103, 1978, a-side: I´m The Toughest (Long Version) / b-side: Toughest Version (Long Version) (6,00)
Toughest (Version) (7 inch Edit)
RS don´t mention this shorter edit of the album track.
UK 7-inch release: 1978, a-side: I´m The Toughest / b-side: Toughest Version (4,42)
Tough Rock Soft Stones (Toughest Version Alternate)
The sleeve-note of the Bush Doctor Definiteve Remasters tells, that this song is previously unreleased and the writer is unknown and its unsure if the song is related to the band. Both the 7-inch and the 12-inch tell, that the playing artists are Word, Sound & Power, the backing band of Peter Tosh at that time, led by Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare, who also produced the version as Glimmer Twins. Writer credit is given to Peter Tosh. Both are longer mixes of this track.
CD release: Bush Doctor (extra tracks) CD (4,30)
Soon Come (Long Version)
UK 12-inch release: Rolling Stones, a-side: Bush Doctor (Long Mix) / b-side: Soon Come (Long Mix)
Holland 12-inch release: Rolling Stones K052Z-62483, 1978, a-side: Don´t Look Back (Dub Version) / b-side: Soon Come (Long Version) (5,12)
CD release: Bush Doctor (extra tracks) CD (5,16)
Bush Doctor (Long Mix)
UK 12-inch release: Rolling Stones, a-side: Bush Doctor (Long Mix) / b-side: Soon Come (Long Mix)
CD release: Bush Doctor (extra tracks) CD (5,42)
LIVE 1978: BUSH DOCTOR TOUR
Peter Tosh – Live At One Love Peace Concert, Kingston, Jamaica, April 22nd 1978
Igziabeher (Let Jah Be Praised) (Live 1978)
CD release: I Am That I Am (4,19)
CD release: Live At One Love Peace Concert (4,19)
400 Years (Live 1978)
CD release: I Am That I Am (6,03)
CD release: Live At One Love Peace Concert (6,03)
Stepping Razor (Live 1978)
CD release: I Am That I Am (3,43)
CD release: Live At One Love Peace Concert (3,44)
Intro Rap (Live 1978)
CD release: Live At One Love Peace Concert (0,39)
Burial / Speech (Live 1978)
CD release: Live At One Love Peace Concert (12,17)
Equal Rights (Live 1978)
CD release: I Am That I Am (7,05)
CD release: Live At One Love Peace Concert (7,09)
Speech (Live 1978)
CD release: Live At One Love Peace Concert (7,20)
Legalize It (Live 1978)
CD release: I Am That I Am (12,18)
CD release: Live At One Love Peace Concert (22,37, including Get Up Stand Up)
Get Up Stand Up (Live 1978)
CD release: I Am That I Am (5,43)
CD release: Live At One Love Peace Concert (22,37, including Legalize It)