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Popular Posts. Your Old Droog — Space Bar Space Bar Intro Cosmonaut Yuri White Russian Bloody Mary Babushka IV Zinfandel Thoughts In Motion The album opens with Lloyd Robinson's classic late seventies rocker Cuss Cuss. He recorded many sides for Coxsone, starting in , before teaming up with several other Jamaican producers such as Duke Reid ab Harry J.

Rootsman Peter Broggs recorded only one song for the Studio One label, but his Sing A New Song is a scorcher anchored by a taut bassline and crisp harmony.

The group comprised of B. Seaton, Delano Stewart and Maurice Roberts. Their tune Take A Little Love is soulful lovers tune. Come Running Back is a late ska rocker, originally released in on the Supreme label. The Martinis recorded the rocksteady tune My Baby in before going back to college and moving into their chosen profession, which wasn't music.

His track -Moments dates from The album closes beautifully with vocalist Winston 'Mr. It was now the late fifties, jobs were scarce in Jamaica, so Bob followed his mother from their home in St.

Ann to Trenchtown West Kingston to seek employment in the big city. Trenchtown got it's name because it was built over a ditch which drained the sewage of old Kingston. In Trenchtown Bob spent a lot of his time with his good friend Neville Livingstone who people called by his nickname, Bunny.

Also in the big city Bob was more exposed to the music which he had loved, including such greats as Fats Domino and Ray Charles. Bob and Bunny attended a music class together which was held by the famous Jamaican singer Joe Higgs. In that class they met Peter Macintosh and soon became good friends.

Posted by JaymeLynn at PM 1 comments. Neville O' Riley Livingstone, born on 10th of April , and loved by generations of Jamaican music lovers as Bunny Wailer, remains one of reggae's most reclusive and understated heroes. He grew up alongside Bob Marley in the country, his father, Thaddius "Taddy" Livingstone, moved to Kingston at the same time as Bob's mother Cedella, where he opened a rum bar.

Both the young boys were left behind to be looked after by relatives until they were old enough to move to the city themselves. Eventually a relationship developed between Cedella and Taddy, which led to the birth of a daughter Pearl. Growing up together in Kingston, the boys developed a strong desire to become musicians, and along with another friend, Winston McIntosh Peter Tosh , began attending music lessons in the yard of local recording artist Joe Higgs.