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Bob Marley interview by Earl Chin at The Essex House for Rockers TV, September 20, 1980. Great video, very natural.. It has been said but never confirmed, that there was heavy cocaine use going on in the room during this interview, hard to believe.
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Bob Marley: Yes, go into it now.
Earl Chin: Welcome back again to Rockers 80's.
Bob Marley: Oh wow.
Earl Chin: It's a pleasure to have the man right here.
Bob Marley: Nice man, nice.
Earl Chin: How the man feeling?
Bob Marley: Cool.
Earl Chin: You know what I want to ask you the rhythm there 'Redemption Song' have you done it any other way yet? Do you have a rhythm? You don't do a ....without a rhythm.
Bob Marley: Yes man it has a rhythm.
Earl Chin: I like that style still. It's one of my favorite Bob Marley so far.
Bob Marley: What are you saying?!
Earl Chin: Yeah man, I love it. I love it. I also want to take the opportunity and congratulate you on the last album “Uprising”. I think it's going to be another smash too. Yeah. So the last time we had the opportunity of speaking you were getting ready to do a tour. And it seems like coincidentally it is what's happening again
Bob Marley: Again.
Earl Chin: Because you have just finished a tour in Europe, right.
Bob Marley: Yeah man.
Earl Chin: I was reading something it today and it says like one of the highest attended, viewed tour in Europe so far this year.
Bob Marley: Yeah.
Earl Chin: Yeah man. It is a remarkable thing for yourself and for reggae music because I think that's an indication that the music is totally accepted and that's nice.
Bob Marley: Wow.
Earl Chin: You think so?
Bob Marley: Yeah man.
Earl Chin: And this last album here how long ago did you record it? Was it recorded simultaneously when you were doing survival?
Bob Marley: No, I did some of the track but we did some new tracks for this album.
Earl Chin: When does the tour start?
Bob Marley: On the 15th of this month.
Earl Chin: 15th? So you're going to start in New York?
Bob Marley: Boston.
Earl Chin: Boston. I think the album here should go into the top 10 because it is doing very well on the charts presently.
Bob Marley: Is that so.
Earl Chin: Across the billboard and the other trade magazine papers. Yeah.
Inaudible speaking off screen.
Earl Chin: Still working for that. So do you think the black masters in America are ready to accept the music?
Bob Marley: The who?
Earl Chin: Black Americans. Do you think they are ready to accept reggae music?
Bob Marley: If they are ready to accept it? I don't know if they are ready to accept it but it's coming to them.
Earl Chin: They have no alternative. Right. I get to understand that you're going to be working at The Garden with the Commodores. The first time when I heard that I was a little puzzled because I know that you're capable of selling out The Garden by yourself. So I was wondering why you would choose to do that when you are capable of....?
Bob Marley: It's just a thing, you know? And because it's unusual I want to do it.
Earl Chin: No programmed way. Any way that is tactical you'll want to do it?
Bob Marley: Yeah?
Earl Chin: You just want to do it any other way except the regular, programmed way?
Bob Marley: Yeah, you know?
Earl Chin: So seeing to the fact that so many people would be coming there, like the Commodores and some other people and things- and a lot of the roots people in the New York City area will not be able to attend that will you be doing anything else in New York City in the near future?
Bob Marley: Well, we want the roots people to come there regardless of where we go. We have enough space for whoever wants to come.
Earl Chin: Is it going to be 1 show or 2 shows?
Bob Marley: 2.
Earl Chin: 2 days.
Bob Marley: Yeah.
Earl Chin: Seen, Personally, I think that your music now is setting a trend for what’s happening right now. Because I notice that some of the other stations that were reluctant to play reggae music are playing it now, which I think is a very.... move.
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He looks painfully uncomfortable in this interview having his locs weigh his head down 😢 he looks exhausted he kept laying down man 🙏🏾🕊️🤍 but he always kept a smile even in last days kept people laughing very wise 😊🇯🇲🖤💛💚
this video is so underrated
His joint stay lit
Great legend Honourable Mr Bob Marley love you so much greeting from Gambia 🇬🇲 but am living Italy 🇭🇺🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This interview was only 3 days before he collapsed while jogging in New York. You can tell he’s exhausted. Cancer was ravaging his body at this point. Crazy.
Essex House is in
London
High as a kite
Pure youtube Gold! I love Bob sooooooo much. Greetings from Bavaria germany
❤😂
Bob didnt blow,. Cocaine is a Babylon vibe. Thank you so much for this Video.
thank you bredren
thanks!!
Tu nous manques beaucoup prophète . La vie n as plus sens .pour nous 🤔 . Les politiciens RAT RACE
The interviewer was supposed to ask real questions, not bout feelings of bob bout music but questions bout lfe, his stand & the present situation ya know.questions that bring out the truth ya know.
I was thinking the same, he missed out a great opportunity to have a great conversation with Bob. The interviewer seemed nervous though.
The interviewer had recently referred to Sly Dunbar & Robbie Shakespeare as the greatest rhythm section in reggae. I don’t think The Wailers liked that, as the Barrett brothers were the masters with the greatest band on earth. The video cut off where the interviewer praises Seeco, and Seeco looks at him unimpressed and with suspicion, as Seeco being far older (he was like a surrogate father to a young Bob), might have felt the interviewer was being fawning and disingenuous. Bob was clearly fatigued, and the cancer wasn’t helping matters (poor guy).
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