The first time I started to listen to Bob Marley was soon after this. I remember my brother asking me to tape a Bob Marley concert for him, (at this time I didn't know who this man was - dancing round the stage, singing 'bout his God!). I found myself listening to his songs and could really identify, because of my own life, with the different sayings and messages in his songs.

From that time on, I just learnt more and more about Bob Marley the man, his life, and Jah.

Just before I turned 22, after nearly 3 years of listening to Bobs music I finally got the will power to go to Jamaica to see where the legend was born, raised and lived. I realised I needed someone to come with me, and my father volunteered to come. So, I got the tickets and somewhere to stay for two weeks, and said 'Right lets go!'.
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Since then I have been seeing the Wailers and many of the Marley children carry on the good work of their father Bob. Click on the links in the menu on the right to read reviews and see pictures of some of the concerts I have been to.

Bob Marleys music and Rastafari have touched my life in many ways, if you would like to find out more about Bobs faith, life and more - take a look at the RASTA part of the site which includes a brief biography of Bob.

 
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The expression "I and I" is frequently heard among Rastas. What it means is that no person is more priviledged than another in the basic truth of life. All people are totally equal. This is why many times Rastas will opt to use "I and I" instead of "you and I" because they believe that all people are bound together by the one god, Jah.

Feel free to contact me using the GUEST BOOK or EMAIL icons at the top of the page. I am always looking for more concerts and photos to add to this site so if you have something you would like to share... just get in touch.

JAH LIVE - JAH LOVE - RASTAFARI!

Danny :)