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Bob Marley & The Wailers 07/11/73
Paul's Mall, Boston, MA
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Set I
Lively Up Yourself
400 Years
Stir It Up
Slave Driver
Stop That Train
Kinky Reggae
Concrete Jungle
Get Up, Stand Up
Set II
 
Set III
 
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1st U.S. performance
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Mark Kerchoff (0/0) / 0 View  
Peter (0/0) / 0 View  
St.Alfonzo (0/0) shn / 0 View  
Mary Jane (0/0) wav / 1 View  
jordan (0/0) / 1 View  
lttle john (0/0) / 0 View  
Mark (0/5) SHN / 1 View   SBD > ? > SHN
Notes: 1. Lively Up Yourself [5:28] 2. 400 years [3:36] 3. Stir It Up [4:19] 4. Slave Driver [3:32] 5. Stop That Train [3:59] 6. Kinky Reggae [5:04] 7. Concrete Jungle [5:51] 8. Get Up Stand Up [5:54] NOTES: This recording was found on Furthurnet and listed as a BMW show, but in 1973 the band was named The Wailers by Chris Blackwell, the producer of Island Records. In the movie "Soul Rebel" he says, "The strategy was really like to present them as a black rock group. That's why, though when I initially signed them it was Bob Marley & The Wailers, I said, 'Well let's make it The Wailers.'" This show was their first US appearence, featuring all the usual members except Bunny Wailer who left the band a couple of months before, at the end of the European leg of the tour. The sound is decent with very good levels but is marred by some hiss from a C gen somewhere in the lineage and a small amount of 60 Hz buzz. It seems like the tape was stopped between songs, but the continuity is still there. The show came as non-seekable shns and was sent through mkwACT one more time to append seek tables. No other processing was done. Listed as a SBD in the original text file from Furthur, due to the applause and crowd cheering, that's not likely. What we do get, though, is excellent energy and harmonies from a younger Bob and Peter, a fabulous glimps into history. SHN: 272 MB TIME: 37:43 min
Chris (0/0) shn / 1 B View   SBD > ? > SHN
Notes: This recording was found on Furthurnet and listed as a BMW show, but in 1973 the band was named The Wailers by Chris Blackwell, the producer of Island Records. In the movie "Soul Rebel" he says, "The strategy was really like to present them as a black rock group. That's why, though when I initially signed them it was Bob Marley & The Wailers, I said, 'Well let's make it The Wailers.'"