Bob Marley › One Love At Studio One, 1964-1966 (2-CD)

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CD Details

Number of Discs: 2
Released: February 28, 2006
Originally Released: 2006
Label: Heartbeat / Pgd

Tracks on Disc 1:

1.This Train
2.Simmer Down
3.I Am Going Home
4.Do You Remember
5.Mr. Talkative
6.Habits
7.Amen
8.Go Jimmy Go
9.Teenager in Love
10.I Need You
11.It Hurts to Be Alone
12.True Confession
13.Lonesome Feelings
14.There She Goes
15.Diamond Baby
16.Playboy
17.Where's the Girl for Me
18.Hooligan Ska
19.One Love
20.Love and Affection
21.Tell Them Lord

Tracks on Disc 2:

1.And I Love Her
2.Rude Boy
3.I'm Still Waiting
4.Ska Jerk
5.Somewhere to Lay My Head
6.Wages of Love rehearsal
7.Wages of Love
8.I'm Gonna Put It On
9.Cry to Me
10.Jailhouse
11.Sinner Man
12.He Who Feels It Knows It
13.Let Him Go
14.When the Well Runs Dry
15.Can't You See
16.What Am I Supposed to Do
17.Rolling Stone
18.Bend Down Low
19.Freedom Time
20.Rocking Steady

Product Description:

Liner Note Authors: Roger Steffens; Leroy Jodie Pierson.

Collecting Bob Marley & the Wailers' complete mid-1960s sessions at Clement "Coxsone" Dodd's revered Studio One in Kingston, Jamaica, this two-disc set reveals the formative sound of the legendary reggae group, which was known then as simply the Wailers. While the tracks here find Marley, Peter Tosh, and Bunny Wailer easing into their signature vocal styles, and consist primarily of vibrant, horn-laden ska and rocksteady (the roiling classic "Simmer Down," the revelatory '65 rendition of "One Love"), other songs present fascinating detours into gospel (the celebratory "Amen") and pop (the surprisingly straightforward "Teenager in Love," a soulful cover of the Beatles' "And I Love Her"). Far more than just a curiosity, the 41-track ONE LOVE AT STUDIO ONE presents a complete picture of the crucial first steps in a revolutionary musical journey.