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Soul adventurer +

The Wailers | Run For Cover

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BUNNY WAILER, ‘76 © Adrian Boot

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Rest Peacefully Bunny

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Unfortunately I did miss him because the show got canceled. Legends foriver blessing our lives with incredible love in music

Two huge faces of reggae, Bunny Wailer and Peter Tosh!

JAH+++BLAZE IT UP 

Wish I could have felt Peter Tosh’s presence but I won’t miss Bunny Wailer @ Bayside Rocks :)

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Sad this was canceled, Rest In Peace ++

Blackheart Man is the first solo album by Bunny Wailer. He recorded it in 1976 and he had back up vocals by Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and the Wailers.

Blackheart Man consists of popular songs such as This Train and Fighting Against Conviction.

Track 9 is called Bide Up which Damian Jr. Gong Marley sampled in The Master Has Come Back on the Welcome To Jamrock album. 

Rasta Man is by far my favorite song on the album! Bless up Bunny Wailer, I will see you next month with my tribal sista :)

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Three monkeys sitting under a coconut tree, discussing things as they are said to be. Said one to the others, now listen you two theres a strange rumor that can’t be true. They say man was ascended from our noble race, but the very idea is a big disgrace. No monkey ever deserted his wife, or her baby to ruin their lives! 

well educated fools, they are fooling the world!!!

Damian Jr. Gong Marley+Bunny Wailer+Bounty Killer

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It’s the Armagideon, taking place inna iration

Rest in Power Bunny Wailer

April 10, 1947- March 2, 2021

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Tell them we blessed, tell them seh we still have life we no stressed

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Might cost my life, but me nah stop till dem all pay the price! Might cost my life, but me nah stop til the people get wise!

📸June 5th, 2019

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They never told us that Black is Beautiful!!! Reggae music has always helped me to see the love that exists in this world but also helped me to learn that there is a lot of wrongs that need to be fixed. The major one is how we learn about black history. It is so important to be educated, because when you are, you will see just how beautiful black is and all the powerful things black peoples have set for the foundation of this world. #blackisbeautiful #chronixx #juneteenth #africa #reggaemusic #blackhistory #educateyourself (at Hollywood Boulevard) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBnw1OoBmMC/?igshid=1rsykudaw8w2j

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What I don’t know is why so much evil de pon display?!

@protoje

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Thanks for the follow

Much love and respect soldier +

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Love our father and your page share some of the love check out mine and let me know the vibe. Love Rastafari .

Blessings and love in the name of Emperor Haile Selassie the First! I find upliftment in your blog and I am forever grateful for the love and respect!!! Guidance++

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Blessed, Thanks for the follow. Peace & Love- Anthony

Much love Anthony! Thank you for the follow! Love your works, maybe you can teach me a thing or two about botany + Soon enough I plan to do lots of planting, all I must do is learn, experience and grow. Its a blessing that there are  Jah’s children like yourself trying to better the earth and sustain it for future generations!! Stay rightful, fruitful and blessed. 

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What's your sign sistah?

Blessings. As far as I know I am a Cancer. I do not know as much as I would like to know about the stars, however I have heard that I may be a Gemini, can you teach me a little something about it. Love and light+ Jah guidance+

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Any favorite Reggae artists? No matter what kind, Roots, Lovers, Dancehall.

Bless up! Ras Tafari is the truth (ewnate)++ I have so many favorite reggae artists!! Started all with the elder generation, Bob of course and Peter, Dennis Brown and Beres Hammond. Also love me some Barrington Levy, Sizzla Kalonji and Damian + Stephen Marley. Some more of I all time favorites is I WAYNE, Protoje, CHRONIXX, Jah9, Jesse Royal, Kabaka Pyramid, Jahdan Blakkamoore. Cannot forget Augustus Pablo (next gen. Addis), Kelissa + Keznamdi, Blue King Brown, Lutan Fyah there are too many to name honestly i feel like i could go on. So i will put a pause but i think I-man gets what I'm feelin, and its mostly what I have been listening to with the newer generation roots. Ini can give thanks to the Most High, in Ras Tafari for setting the examples so great musicians can make these powerful songs that move us! I love to learn new and old reggae music as I really have so much more to learn. So if the I has anything to share with a sister I would be more than grateful!