Today marks the 36th anniversary of the infamous One Love Peace Concert!

Today marks the 36th anniversary of the infamous One Love Peace Concert! #TodayInBobsLife

 #InSwahiliLanguage (Leo ni maadhimisho ya miaka 36 ya umaarufu One Love Amani Concert!) TodayInBobsLife

 

 Today marks 36 years since Bob Marley’s historic performance at the One Love Peace Festival. On April 22, 1978, Bob Marley returns to his homeland after a 14 month exile in London and staggers a crowd of 35,000 with a short, but fiery set that goes down in history as one of his best.

This concert was held during a political civil war in Jamaica between opposing parties Jamaican Labour Party and the People's National Party. The concert came to its peak during Bob Marley & The Wailers' performance of "Jammin'", when Marley joined the hands of political rivals Michael Manley (PNP) and Edward Seaga (JLP).

#InSwahiliLanguage (Leo ni miaka 36 tangu utendaji Bob Marley ya kihistoria katika One Love Amani Festival. Aprili 22, 1978, Bob Marley anarudi nchi yake baada ya 14 mwezi uhamisho katika London na staggers umati wa 35,000 kwa muda mfupi, lakini moto kuweka kwamba huenda chini katika historia kama moja ya bora yake.

Kongamano hili ulifanyika wakati wa vita vya wenyewe kwa wenyewe kisiasa katika Jamaica kati ya pinzani Jamaica Labour Party na Watu National Party. Tamasha alikuja kilele chake wakati wa Bob Marley & utendaji wa "Jammin 'Wailers", wakati Marley waliungana ya wapinzani wa kisiasa Michael Manley (PNP) na Edward Seaga (JLP).)

 

The One Love Peace Concert brought together 16 of Reggae’s biggest acts, and was dubbed by the media as the "Third World Woodstock", "Bob Marley plays for Peace" and simply, "Bob Marley Is Back." The concert attracted more than 32,000 spectators with the proceeds of the show going towards “much needed sanitary facilities and housing for the sufferahs in West Kinston.” The concert was kicked off at exactly 5:00 PM with a message from Asfa Wossen, the crown prince of Ethiopia, praising the concert organizers’ efforts to restore peace in Jamaica. This introduction to the event is important in illustrating the growing prevalence of the Rastafari movement in everyday Jamaican culture. The concert was divided into two halves, with the first half devoted to showcasing some of Reggae's newer talent, and the second half devoted to the more established artists.

- Wikipedia

 #InSwahiliLanguage (One Love Amani Concert kuletwa pamoja 16 ya vitendo Reggae kubwa, na jina la na vyombo vya habari kama "Dunia ya Tatu Woodstock", "Bob Marley ina ya Amani" na tu, "Bob Marley ni nyuma." Tamasha kuvutia watazamaji zaidi ya 32,000 kwa mapato ya show kwenda kwenye "inahitajika sana vifaa vya usafi na nyumba kwa ajili ya sufferahs katika nchi za Magharibi Kinston." Tamasha alikuwa mateke mbali wakati hasa 17:00 na ujumbe wa Asfa Wossen, taji mkuu wa Ethiopia, wakimsifu juhudi tamasha waandaaji 'kurejesha amani katika Jamaica. Utangulizi huu juu ya tukio ni muhimu katika kuonyesha kuongezeka kwa kiwango cha maambukizi ya RASTAFARI harakati katika kila siku Jamaica utamaduni. Tamasha ilikuwa imegawanywa katika sehemu mbili, na nusu ya kwanza kujitoa kwa showcasing baadhi ya Reggae ya karibu zaidi vipaji, na nusu ya pili ya kujitoa kwa wasanii imara zaidi.)
- Wikipedia

 

 Detailed review of the show, page 3.

#InSwahiliLanguage ( Kina mapitio ya show, ukurasa wa 3.)

 Watch the full 'Heartland Reggae' documentary/concert dvd @ http://youtu.be/JVG9Tw0JMBk 
#InSwahiliLanguage (Kuangalia kamili 'Heartland Reggae' documentary / tamasha dvd @ http://youtu.be/JVG9Tw0JMBk)

 

 Detailed review of the show, page 4.

#InSwahiliLanguage (Kina mapitio ya show, ukurasa wa 4.)

 Detailed review of the show, page 1.

#InSwahiliLanguage (Kina mapitio ya show, ukurasa wa 1.)

 Another article on the show.

#InSwahiliLanguage (Makala nyingine juu ya show.)

 Magazine ad clipping.

Setlist:
1. "Lion of Judah"
2. "Natural Mystic"
3. "Trenchtown Rock"
4. "Natty Dread"
5. "Positive Vibration"
6. "War"
7. "Jammin'"
8. "One Love / People Get Ready"
9. "Jah Live"

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 Here's an article on the show that can viewed interactively as a PDF via Issuu. It's a rarely circulated article and interview with Bob Marley published in Gig magazine, Vol. 4, 1978. The interview and article focus primarily on Marley’s now-historic performance at the One Love Peace Concert – an out-of-body/out-of-mind performance that is almost otherworldly, a supernatural soul sacrifice.

Read it now @ http://bit.ly/PqUYLf 



#InSwahiliLanguage (Hapa makala juu ya show ambayo inaweza kutazamwa kama PDF interactively kupitia Issuu. Ni makala mara chache kusambazwa na mahojiano na Bob Marley kuchapishwa katika Gig magazine, Vol. 4, 1978 mahojiano na makala lengo hasa juu ya Marley utendaji sasa ya kihistoria katika One Love Amani Concert -. Utendaji out-of-body/out-of-mind kwamba ni karibu otherworldly, isiyo ya kawaida sadaka roho.

Kusoma sasa @ http://bit.ly/PqUYLf)

 #TodayInBobsLife — at National Stadium.

#InSwahiliLanguage (#TodayInBobsLife - kwenye Uwanja wa Taifa.)

 
Detailed review of the show, page 2.

Today marks 36 years since Bob Marley’s historic performance at the One Love Peace Festival. On April 22, 1978, Bob Marley returns to his homeland after a 14 month exile in London and staggers a crowd of 35,000 with a short, but fiery set that goes down in history as one of his best.

This concert was held during a political civil war in Jamaica between opposing parties Jamaican Labour Party and the People's National Party. The concert came to its peak during Bob Marley & The Wailers' performance of "Jammin'", when Marley joined the hands of political rivals Michael Manley (PNP) and Edward Seaga (JLP).