Bob Marley -- Uprising Live! (2CD+DVD)

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The Uprising Tour ran in Europe from May 30th to July 13th 1980 with five further dates in the USA in September. It was Bob Marley’s last tour before his tragically early death in May 1981 at the age of just 36. The tour was in support of the “Uprising” album released on June 10th 1980. A few days later on June 13th the live show from Dortmund’s Westfalenhalle was filmed for the famous German music TV series Rockpalast and is presented here on DVD and CD for the first time with footage restored to the best possible quality. Bob Marley and the Wailers are on superb form and deliver a set of hit singles and classic album tracks. Marley’s energetic, charismatic performance gives no indication that he was already ill with the cancer that would take his life less than a year later. With very few Bob Marley live concerts available on DVD and CD this will be a welcome addition for any fan.

First ever DVD and CD release of this classic concert from Bob Marley’s last tour.
Includes bonus audio of the concert on 2CDs and is packaged in a CD sized 3 panel digipack.
February 6th 2015 would have been Bob Marley’s 70th birthday and there will be extensive publicity and promotion around the anniversary and throughout 2015.
Includes: “No Woman, No Cry,” “Exodus,” “I Shot The Sheriff,” “Redemption Song,” “Is This Love,” “Jamming,” “Get Up, Stand Up,” “Could This Be Love” and many more.

TRACK LIST

CD One
I Threes:
01. Precious World
02. Slave Queen
03. Steppin' Out Of Babylon
04. That's The Way Jah Planned It bob marley
05. Marley Chant
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06. Natural Mystic
07. Positive Vibration
08. Revolution
09. I Shot The Sheriff
10. War / No More Trouble
11. Zimbabwe
12. Jamming
13. No Woman, No Cry

CD Two
01. Zion Train
02. Exodus
03. Redemption Song
04. Could You Be Loved
05. Work
06. Natty Dread
07. Is This Love
08. Get Up, Stand Up
09. Coming In From The Cold 10. Lively Up Yourself

DVD
The DVD disc contained in the set includes all the tracks as featured on the CDs

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