Peter Tosh Album: «Mama Africa»

- Customers rating: (4.9 of 5)
- Title:Mama Africa
- Release date:2002-07-30
- Type:Audio CD
- Label:Capitol
- UPC:072435376982
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- 1 Mama Africaimg 8:03
- 2 Glass Houseimg 5:55
- 3 Not Gonna Give It Upimg 5:50
- 4 Stop That Trainimg 4:04
- 5 Johnny B. Goodeimg 4:04
- 6 Where You Gonna Runimg 4:13
- 7 Peace Treatyimg 4:22
- 8 Feel No Wayimg 3:28
- 9 Maga Dogimg 4:32
- 10Johnny B. Goode (Long Vesion)
- 11Where You Gonna Run (Long Version)
- 12Mama Africa (Long Version)
Peter Tosh/Touch, however you prefer to remember him is nothing short of classic. The Rastafarion Malcom X, comes through in all his glory on this album. If you are a fan of reggea or the Wailers this will do nothing but enhance your collection.
This man,this reggae artist,this powerful African spirit is the hero of my generation.Iam proud to be able to collect ALL of his remastered classics.Mama Africa represents the finest in reggae music anywhere on planet earth.Grab it NOW!
This album came after came after the 3 album deal with the Rolling Stones. I think that this album is supieirior to all of the albums off of the Rolling Stones LP. This whole album has a definite Peter feel to it mixed with alot of African drums which give it a unique sound. I recomend this to any reggae fan.
9 timeless classics, these tunes are as cool and powerful as anything Tosh produced, both lyrically and rhythmically. He is certainly among the greatest Reggae legends of all time. It is a crime how severely unknown and unavailable this particular jewel is. I believe it is Tosh's best solo effort - smoothe, strong, and crisp. The title track alone is worth the price of admission. Add to it other gems like 'Glass House', 'Maga Dog', 'Peace Treaty', and 'Feel No Way' and you have a reason for inventing the repeat button.
This classic will never get dated. It is Peter Tosh at his best with great backup vocals and band. His signature lead guitar is played beautifully like no other. It's no wonder Bob Marley chose him to be in "The Wailers!" Buy this CD, pop it in your player, and let it take you higher!