The Bunny Wailer Story Part 2 - Interview With Rodigan From 1988

This is the second part of an excellent extended interview, with superb musical interludes, from David Rodigan's seminal Roots Rockers Show on London's Capital Radio some time in 1988 in which Bunny Wailer talks about his experiences before, during and after the formative years of the Wailers.
Rodigan's respect for Bunny and his music comes over loud and clear and is rewarded with a great response from the man himself.
This is the second of three parts of "The Bunny Wailer Story" which were broadcast - as I remember - on consecutive Saturday nights. I home-taped all three broadcasts on a variety of shonky C90 cassettes so you will experience the occasional glitch but generally speaking the sound quality is good.
In case you missed it the first part is at • The Bunny Wailer Story...
The third and final part is at
• The Bunny Wailer Story...

[@Nobleflex101]

Rude Bwoy Bunny Wailer, i will always be obsessed with your style and your lyrical talent, I've been playing your great message music 🎶 for the whole weekend in memory of you and for all that you've contributed to the reggae Fondation, rest in power.

[@hartleycwhite]

Thanks for these songs from the Wailers 45s, some of which I haven't heard in over fifty years. Long live the memories of the Wailers(Peter, Bob, and Bunny,) and their innocent years in Jamaica.

[@markhughes2706]

In the 80's my brother and my best mate , the late Tony D, made a vow. That if Bunny ever came to the UK, we would be there. My ticket was no 91 , I still have it . It was, and will remain, the best live show I've ever seen . Brixton Academy June 1990 . Bless you Jah B , Reggae God head

[@davidhenry8056]

Timeless interview from a very talented brilliant mind

[@markhughes2706]

Six of us went to the concert , 2 Londoners, me and my mate from Nottingham, my brother and Tony from Wrexham, I bet we weren't the only ones making the pilgrimage

[@seraphinahyman794]

Bunny you were a very great and generous

[@leroybigby5451]

Long live the message of the Wailers, One Love!!!

[@joeyboogenz]

I have always felt that Blackheart Man was the most profound LP That any of the Wailers released after separating .

[@blkwada]

Great interview! Thank you for this documentary. Yes, Blackheart man album is the best of all!

[@robertsimmons364]

Just showing my respect

[@deelee177]

Sunday morning. Wat a song. Great harmony!!!!!

[@CoCre8ors]

The amount of times I’ve searched for Bunny interviews and never found this then the day after he passed it voluntarily pops up ffs CZcams

[@normanbrown9225]

WIRE on Keyboard was very instrumental in the early days, bigup All the Wailers.

[@deelee177]

Bust dem

[@markhughes2706]

I have this interview on 2 C120 cassettes, but no tape player ! Lovely to hear them again

[@karriemburton9024]

The truth must be told...may bunny be the instrument thru which the truth be made manifest!

[@jimmyandtheresurrection7247]

Exodus, Equal rights and Blackheart man. Albums of the twentieth century.

[@MsWildberry1]

Blessing, respect and much deep Apprecialove for and to Peter Tosh 💜, Bunny Wailer💜 and Bob Marley. ❤💛💚 Black Heart Man still very relevant today, every single track.

[@paolloshanti]

I Love you FOREVER Amen ❤️💚💛

[@authenticselector3183]

Bunny Wailer Bob Marley Peter Tosh....Royalty of Reggae...