Bob Marley - 1977-07-31 - London, UK (SBD/FLAC) Basing Street Rehearsal

(Soundboard FLAC)

Basing Street Rehearsal

Recording source: Soundboard

Transfer source: my cassette (Azimuth adjustment) to pc from sony D3 through SB X-Fi Audio 2400 sound card

Transfer: Sony D3 (Azimuth adjustment) > Jet Audio (>PCM 44,1000 kHz, 16 Bit, Stereo) > CDWav > Flac Level 8

Taper: unknown

01 - Exodus

02 - I Shot The Sheriff

03 - No Woman, No Cry

04 - No More Trouble

05 - Positive Vibration

06 - Natty Dread

07 - Jammin'

08 - Guiltiness

09 - Natural Mystic

10 - Lively Up Yourself

11 - Crazy Baldheads~Running Away

Bob Marley - 1978-07-30 - New Orleans, LA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Bob Marley - 7/30/1978

Bootleg Name: none

Venue: The Warehouse

Location: New Orleans, Louisiana

Conversion: unknown

CD1 [40:59]

01. Positive Vibration* 5:16

02. Them Belly Full 3:30

03. Rebel Music 5:05

04. The Heathen 5:18

05. War 3:39

06. No More Trouble 1:50

07. Running Away 3:36

08. Crazy Baldhead 4:02

09. Crisis 4:04

10. I Shot The Sheriff 4:39

CD2 [42:17]

01. No Woman No Cry 6:04

02. Jammin 6:17

03. Kaya 3:20

04. Easy Skanking 3:12

05. Get Up Stand Up 5:15

06. Exodus 6:57

07. Lively Up Yourself 5:31

08. Is This Love? 5:41

Total Time: 83:16

And some info from Bob Marley Concerts (dubwise garage)

edit Introductions

"Jah Rastafari, you know... this is the Rastaman Vibration!" - Marley before "Positive Vibration"

"Run outs [spell?], you know... so we got to have some kaya now, you know. Excuse me while I light my spliff, oh God, I got to take a lift...

I got to have kaya!" - Marley before "Kaya"

Review

It is disputed if the source is whether SBD or AUD

The first thirty seconds of "Positive Vibration" are distorted

short break after "Jammin'"

cut after the end of "Exodus", the encore break is missing

The show was initially set to be performed on May 7, 1978, but has been cancelled

Bob Marley - 1979-07-21 - Boston, MA (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Amandla Festival - Harvard Stadium

multi-cam proshot>dvd>hd>world...Image quality: A+
video:MPEG2
Res:720x480
FR:29.970
BitRate:4106
Format:NTSC
Aspect Ratio:4:3

AUDIO: DVD LPCM

Video attributes:
Video compression mode: MPEG-2 (DxVA on)
TV system: 525/60 (NTSC)
Aspect ratio: 4:3
Display mode: Both Pan&scan and Letterbox
Source picture resolution: 720x480 (525/60)
Frame rate: 30.00
Source picture letterboxed: Not letterboxed
Bitrate: 4.30Mbps

Audio attributes:
Audio coding mode: LPCM
Sampling rate: 48kHz
Audio application mode: Not Specified
Number of audio channels:2.0
Bitrate: 1536 Kbps
Number of audio streams: 1

01 - Positive Vibration
02 - Slave Driver
03 - Them Belly Full
04 - Runnin Away
05 - Crazy Baldhead
06 - The Heathen
07 - War
08 - No More Trouble
09 - Lively Up Yourself
10 - No Woman No Cry
11 - Jammin
12 - Get Up Stand Up
13 - Exodus 

Encore:
14 - Zimbabwe*
15 - Wake Up & Live*

Notes:
* most likely first performances 

Bob Marley - 1978-07-18 - Santa Cruz, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Bob Marley And The Wailers

1978-07-18, early show

Civic Center, Santa Cruz, CA

lineage

sbd > gen(x) > cdr(x) > eac > flac (level 8)

01 - Positive Vibration (beginning cut)

02 - Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)

03 - Concrete Jungle

04 - Rebel Music

05 - The Heathen

06 - War >

07 - No More Trouble

08 - Running Away >

09 - Crazy Baldhead

10 - I Shot The Sheriff

11 - No Woman, No Cry (fade in middle)

12 - Is This Love?

13 - Jammin

14 - Easy Skanking

15 - Get Up, Stand Up >

16 - Exodus

Bob Marley - 1980-07-12 - Deeside, Wales (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Deeside Leisure Center

Queensferry, Flintshire, Wales, United Kingdom

Highly recommended, I love it.

* SQ *

When this Remaster appeared on Dime in 2005, it was a very large improvement in sound quality. The sound is excellent: very clear, almost no hiss and no audience noise. "A"

* Lineage *

I only know that the original Dime FLAC torrent was a Soundboard (sorry I didn't save the info.txt file). I used Cool Edit Pro 2.1 merely to retrack it, and TLH to re-encode to FLAC (level 8), which I tagged with Tag Frontend.

CD1 [73:44]

Bob Marley & the Wailers

01 Marley Chant > 3:55

02 Natural Mystic 4:23

03 Positive Vibration 5:05

04 Revolution 5:28

05 I Shot the Sheriff 5:00

06 War (few seconds of song missing) > 3:45

07 No More Trouble (most of song missing) 0:34

08 Zimbabwe 3:44

09 Zion Train 3:59

10 No Woman No Cry 6:52

11 Jammin' 4:34

12 Exodus 7:14

Encores

13 Redemption Song 4:10

14 Coming In From the Cold 4:25

15 Natty Dread 4:49

16 Work 4:15

17 Could You Be Loved?// 1:32

CD2 [18:25]

Opening Act: I-Three backed by the Wailers

01 //Precious Love 4:29

02 Slave Queen 4:04

03 Steppin' Out Of Babylon 4:33

04 That's The Way 5:18

Total 92:09

435 MB

Notes

None of the files are identical to the original torrent because I renamed them (sorry, in mid-2005 I didn't anticipate ever learning how to upload torrents). Given that, I have now also re-tracked the show; the original tracking placed the opening act at the start of disc one (I have treated it as filler, which was easy because the Bob Marley recording nearly fills one disc, and leaves the filler to a second disc), and it assigned tracks to non-songs (between one pair of songs there were two separate tracks for nothing but crowd noise, and band talk, respectively) which I have not (I think most people want trackmarks to allow listeners to hit 'track forward' to get to the next song, not to calculate song lengths).

Whoever created the original FLACs did a magnificent job; I examined the audio very carefully and found no flaws whatsoever.

"Band lineup

Bob Marley, vocals, rhythm guitar

Aston Barrett, bass

Carlton Barrett, drums

Al Anderson, lead guitar

Junior Marvin, lead guitar

Earl Lindo, organ, clavinet

Tyrone Downie, keyboards

Alvin "Seeco" Patterson, percussion

The I-Threes, backing vocals

[Notes:]

band introductions by Junior during the "Marley Chant"

this is the most complete version, although there is a severe cut in "No More Trouble" due to tape flip. "Could You Be Loved?" is severely cut as well, because the 90 min tape ran out and therefore tracks that were normally played during this tour, "Kinky Reggae", "Get Up, Stand Up" and maybe "Roots, Rock, Reggae" are probably missing here.

other sources exist, most of them missing "No More Trouble" and "Could You Be Loved?", some without the I-Threes' set.

for a long time people thought this show was played in Chester, England and it was traded as such, while this concert actually took place some miles to the west in Queensferry, Wales.

second to last show Bob ever played in the UK and the last show in the UK with a known recording." per http://bobmarleyconcerts.com/1980.php

I heard that :

The Deeside Leisure Centre is usually used as an ice rink.

According to a newspaper article the show concluded with "Get Up, Stand Up".

Bob Marley - 1973-07-11 - Boston, MA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Pall's Mall

A verry good sounding Radio Broadcast of an early Bob Marley concert!!

Lineage:
WBCN-FM--- FMMR > R > CD > Eac > Wav > Flac

Recorded by the legendary Neil Cronin and copied in a trade in the mid 70's to two Sony PR-150 reels for Taper Pat. Mastered to cd by Matt Smith --- R >apogee mini me (24/96) > apogee mini dac (monitoring) > wavelab 5.0 (dithered to 20/44) > CD (thanks a ton guys!!!) @

01 Intro > Lively Up Yourself
02 400 Years
03 Stir it Up
04 Slave Driver
05 Stop that Train
06 Kinky Reggae
07 Concrete Jungle
08 Get up Stand Up > Outro (DJ Banter)

notes:
@ a little background on this gem. i saw this version of this show on one of Taper Pat's lists and asked for a copy. I believe Matt had part of it and Pat had the rest of it, and then they put it together and sent me a copy. so grateful my friends! new wailers sources of this quality are truly rare and just wonderful. despite the minor blemishes on all copies that come from the set up and station, this is a joy to listen to and i don't think this will get any better. maybe someday we'll see a transfer from the mr or prefm source but that it has taken this long to get this source out, I'm not counting on it.

1st US performance - great show - overall, very enjoyable sound
of course it still has the slight monitor and / or equipment noise and perhaps some fm interference that are present on the commonly available sources (faint hum or buzz and occasional slight crackle?)

morever, we have had a copy with unknown generation and then in 2005 emerged a 3rd gen tape. i really enjoy it but it was edited by a person with little experience. i believe they did a nice job with what they had but there are a few differences between sources:

* this source is a touch longer. it has more of the preshow recorded (bob's short intro). both are complete however.

* the 3rd gen tape has it's volume boosted which also boosts
the volume of the blemishes and crowd. as a result, i believe this
source has a more mellow sound and feel overall.

* the 3rd gen tape sounds tampered with, it has had some "equalizing": it sounds and feels a little unnatural while this seems to have a more steady sound and feel to it. this new source has a fuller range and dynamic of instruments and vocals. in other words, the equalizing seems to both amplify and bury the music resulting in a less authentic and pleasing experience for me.
the edited tape version sounds more tinny and has less warmth than the unedited reel version.

* i can understand the dilemma of to edit or not: i think we need both. while
editing major issues can move toward restoration, it can also distort the actual sound of the show. editing also results in irreversible changes preventing continual improvements or remasters as individual skill and technology improve. it also reflects and embodies the subjective preferences of the editor which is very risky. still if a version can be enhanced to make the listening experience
as enjoyable as it can be at that time, that's nice to have until even better upgrades are possible. I believe it is ideal to have a "raw" or unedited version in order to both preserve the music and allow for the best possible long term improvements.

While I don't think you will be disappointed by either source, especially given the band and what's generally available from them, imo, it's critical that we get this source and upgrade into general circulation.

Bob Marley - 1975-07-07 - San Francisco, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Bob Marley and the Wailers Boarding House San Francisco 1975-07-07

KSAN reel #354 1/2 track @ 7.5 ips

Revox A77 > Panasonic SV-250 DAT 48/16 (Maxell R120DM) September 1989
Panasonic 3800 > Weiss firewire I/O > OSX Peak 7 (editing, pitch, hum) > xACT

01 - Trenchtown Rock

02 - Burnin' and Lootin'

03 - Midnight Ravers

04 - Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)

05 - Rebel Music

06 - No Woman, No Cry

07 - Kinky Reggae

08 - Stir It Up

09 - Lively Up Yourself

10 - Get Up, Stand Up

Notes:
This is direct from the DAT made off the KSAN reel
Original 48k 16 bit
Pitch adjusted -28 cents
Hum reduced @ 60, 180 HZ
15.63 second patch track 1 start
Audible flaw (not diginoise) @ 01:30 of track 2
Slight flaw (tape dropout?) @ 01:25 of track 6

Patch info:
FM Recording & Editing by Jay Abrams (jra-sm)
Teac 4300 Reel to Reel 7" - 3 3/4 IPS > MacBook Pro - Audacity > CDWav > xACT

Bob Marley - 1978-07-07 - Rotterdam, NL (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Bob Marley And The Wailers
Ahoy Hallen, Rotterdam, Holland
1978-07-07

Venue: Ahoy Hallen
City: Rotterdam
State/Province: South Holland
Country: Netherlands
People in attendance: +/- 10.000

This is a classic show, one of Bobs best known but has NEVER circulated in this quality. The Knudsen Collection tape was close to perfect. It was missing 4 songs that were added from a SBD source and patched perfectly. 

Soundboard patches provided by John Dubwise Garage DuBois and Danny Savage
FM Master from The Knudsen Collection at Lossless Legs
The cassettes were donated to www.shnflac.net by Jeff Knudsen in 2018.
Nakamichi CR-7A -> Tascam DA-3000 at 24bit 48kHz
Transfer by Tom Markson
Production by Jason Chastain
Mastering by Jamie Waddell
FLAC 16bit 48kHz

Bob Marley, vocals, rhythm guitar
Aston Barrett, bass
Carlton Barrett, drums
Junior Marvin, lead guitar
Earl Lindo, organ
Tyrone Downie, keyboards
Alvin Patterson, percussion
The I-Threes, backing vocals

01 - Positive Vibration from The Knudsen
02 - The Heathen from best SDB source
03 - Them Belly Full (But We Hungry) from best SDB source
04 - Concrete Jungle from best SDB source
05 - Rebel Music (3 O'Clock Roadblock) from best SDB source
06 - War -> No More Trouble from The Knudsen
07 - Crisis from The Knudsen
08 - Running Away -> Crazy Baldhead from The Knudsen
09 - I Shot The Sheriff from The Knudsen
10 - No Woman, No Cry from The Knudsen
11 - Is This Love? from The Knudsen
12 - Jammin' from The Knudsen
13 - Easy Skanking from The Knudsen
14 - Get Up, Stand Up from The Knudsen
15 - Exodus from The Knudsen

Bob Marley - 1980-07-03 - Paris, FR (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Bob Marley - 1980-07-03 - Le BouRget Paris France SDB 2018

Here's some Marley for the Mayor:

Bob Marley And The Wailers 

1980-07-03 

Le BouRget Paris France

Master Soundboard 2018 Upgrade

lineage

Master SDB>?>2 WAV files>split in CDWAV>FLAC

01 Positive Vibration

02 Revolution

03 I Shot The Sheriff

04 War No More Trouble

05 Zimbabwe

06 Zion Train

07 No Woman, No Cry

08 Lively Up Yourself

09 Jammin

10 Jammin Cont

11 Exodus

12 Redemption Song

13 Natty Dread

14 Work

15 Is This Love

16 Could You Be Loved

17 Roots, Rock, Reggae

18 Kinky Reggae

19 Get Up, Stand Up

This show has circulated in a few versions. An audience version, and soundboard version, and a mix of soundboard and the audience. The previous SDB says from Master but is not as crisp and clean as this one. This is missing the opening song Natural Mystic which only exisits in audience version at this point. Previous version that combined the Aud and SDB had Positive Vibration from Audience, Revolution was a mix of Audience and Soundboard, Exodus was Audience, Jamming was Audience, and was completely missing Redemption Song. Those tracks are now here in Soundboard and Redemption Song is included. Only real bummer is Jammin was cut on WAV one and continued on WAV two.

Bob Marley - 1980-06-27 - Milan, IT (SBD/SHN)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Bob Marley And The Wailers 1980-06-27 Stade San Siro, Milan, Italy (SBD) (SHN)

Source: SBD > Bootleg CD > EAC > SHN

Disc 1 [53:42]
The I-Three's:
01. Precious World
02. Save Peace
03. Steppin' Out of Babylon
04. That's The Way Jah Planned It

Bob Marley & The Wailers:
05. Marley chant > Natural Mystic
06. Positive Vibration
07. Revolution
08. I Shot The Sheriff
09. War > No More Trouble
10. Zimbabwe
11. Jammin'

Disc 2 [57:56]
Bob Marley & The Wailers (cont):
01. No Woman No Cry
02. Zion Train
03. Exodus

Encores:
04. Redemption Song
05. Could You Be Loved?
06. Work
07. Natty Dread
08. Is this Love?
09. Get Up, Stand Up
10. Coming in From the Cold
11. Lively Up Yourself

Notes
Often mislabeled as 6.12.80 as well as 6.26.80
This show comes from Japanese bootleg: Boot -> EAC [high,secure] -> SHN

It is different from most circulating copies since it includes the I-Three's opener and also has very high quality sound. The only known cut in this show is about 5 minutes of crowd clapping before encore. This is one of my favorite shows. Get it if you don't have it.

Bob Marley - 1976-06-24 - London, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Title: That Rasta Feeling
Venue: The Exeter Club, London, England.

Source: Ex Stereo Soundboard Recording
Lineage: Home Records (HR 5991 - 5) Boot 1CD > EAC > FLAC

01 - Trenchtown Rock

02 - Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)

03 - Rebel Music (3 O'clock Roadblock)

04 - I Shot The Sheriff

05 - Crazy Balohead

06 - Want More

07 - No Woman, No Cry

08 - Lively Up Yourself

09 - Reggae Music

10 - Rastaman Vibration

11 - Rat Race

12 - War / No More Trouble

13 - Get Up, Stand Up

Total Time 77.49

Bob Marley - 1975-06-16 - Cleveland, OH (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Bob Marley & The Wailers

Agora Ballroom

Cleveland, Ohio

June 16th, 1975 [Monday]

Recording Info:

SBD > Master Reel > Low Generation Cassette [Maxell XLII] > WAV [32bit float]

Transfer Info:

WAV [32bit float] > Izotope RX9 Advanced [for Azimuth/Phase & Hiss Adjustment] > WAV [32bit float] > Flac [16/48]

Wailers of 1975:

Bob Marley: Lead Vocals, Rhythm Guitar, Spirit Dancer

Judy Mowatt & Rita Marley: Backing Vocals

Tyrone Downie: Keyboards, Backing Vocals

Al Anderson: Lead Guitar

Aston "Family Man" Barrett: Bass

Carlton "Carly" Barrett: Drums

Alvin "Seeco" Patterson: Percussion

Transferred & Remastered By Daniel Daly

danielfutureanimation02@gmail.com

September 19th, 2022

01 - Slave Driver

02 - Burnin & Lootin'

03 - Concrete Jungle

04 - Kinky Reggae [tape cut @ end of song]

05 - Midnight Ravers

06 - Lively up Yourself [tape flip @ 0:07/tape dropout @ 6:14]

07 - I Shot The Sheriff [tape dropout @ 9:37 - 9:42]

08 - Get Up Stand Up [cut @ 4:42/smoothened tape flip @ 5:27]

09 - Nice Time

Notes:

--- Upgraded source in Stereo

--- 2nd of the 4 known '75 performances of Nice Time

--- The "loud ring" heard on previous sources has been removed.

Bob Marley - 1978-06-14 - Shelton, CT (SBD/SHN)

(Soundboard SHN)

Bob Marley & the Wailers  6-14-78

Pinecrest Country Club, Connecticut

sdb

01 - Positive Vibration

02 - Them Belly Full

03 - Concrete Jungle

04 - Rebel Music

05 - War

06 - The Heathen

07 - Easy Shankin'

08 - I Shot The Sheriff

09 - No Woman, No Cry (Cassette Flip)

10 - Jammin'

11 - Lively Up Yourself

12 - Get Up, Stand Up

13 - Funky Reggae Party

14 - Exodus

Bob Marley - 1980-06-13 - Dortmund, DE (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Westfalenhalle

SRC: SBD > ? > Dan Haugh's DAT
Lineage: Sony DTC-790 > Hucht Copyprocessor MKII > Tascam HD-P2 > WAV > resampled to 44.1 khz in r8brain Pro > FLAC

CD1

01 - Marley Chant >

02 - Natural Mystic

03 - Positive Vibration

04 - Revolution

05 - I Shot The Sheriff

06 - War >

07 - No More Trouble

08 - Zimbabwe

09 - Jammin'

CD2

01 - No Woman No Cry

02 - Zion Train >

03 - Exodus

04 - Redemption Song

05 - Could You Be Loved?

06 - Work >

07 - Natty Dread >

08 - Is This Love? >

09 - Get Up Stand Up

Encore:

10 - Coming In From The Cold

11 - Lively Up Yourself

Bob Marley - 1980-06-13 - Dortmund, DE (DVDfull pro-shot DL)

(DVDfull pro-shot DL)

Bob Marley and the Wailers
Westfalenhalle
Dortmund, Germany
6/13/1980

Video source: Eins Festival HD Satellite TV (capture 1280x720 pixels @ 50fps)
Audio source: SRC: SBD > ? > Dan Haugh's DAT
Lineage: Sony DTC-790 > Hucht Copyprocessor MKII > Tascam HD-P2 > WAV > resampled to 44.1 khz in r8brain Pro > FLAC *

Video
Format: MPEG Video
Format version: Version 2
Bit rate: 8,000 Kbps
Width: 720 pixels
Height: 480 pixels
Display aspect ratio: 16:9
Frame rate: 29.97 fps
Standard: NTSC

Audio
Format: PCM
Bit rate: 1 536 Kbps
Channel(s): 2 channels
Sampling rate: 48 KHz
Bit depth: 16 bits
Bob Marley - vocals, guitar
Aston "Family Man" Barrett - bass, piano, guitar, percussion
Carlton "Carlie" Barrett - drums, percussion
Tyrone Downie - keyboards, vocals
Alvin "Seeko" Patterson - percussion
Junior Marvin - guitar, vocals
Earl "Wire" Lindo - keyboards
Al Anderson - guitar

I Threes:
Rita Marley - Backing vocals
Marcia Griffiths - Backing vocals
Judy Mowatt - Backing vocals

01 Marley Chant >
02 Natural Mystic
03 Positive Vibration
04 Revolution
05 I Shot The Sheriff
06 War >
07 No More Trouble
08 Zimbabwe
09 Jammin'
10 No Woman No Cry
11 Zion Train >
12 Exodus

1st encores
13 Redemption Song
14 Could You Be Loved?
15 Work >
16 Natty Dread >
17 Is This Love? >
18 Get Up Stand Up > Marley Chant

2nd encores
19 Coming In From The Cold
20 Lively Up Yourself

Notes from SIRMick:
This is a fixed version, there were sync issues with the original version.

*The sbd is missing a few sections and has been patched with the audio from the DVD produced by STLBlues, which I eq'd so that it is a closer match to the sbd.

00:00:000 - 01:33:743
52:28:118 - 0:53:58:091
1:22:26:386 - 1:26:53:152

There is a skip in "Exodus" at 48:44:55
Audio edited with Adobe Audition 1.5
Video edited with TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works 5
DVD authored with TMPGEnc Authoring Works 5

Bob Marley - 1975-06-10 - Chicago, IL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Bob Marley & The Wailers

The Quiet Knight Club

Chicago, Illinois

Tuesday, June 10, 1975

unknown gen. Dat tape copy from later broadcast > Macintosh Pro Tools with DigiDesign Audio Media 3 card > CD

01 - Slave Driver (4:18)

02 - Trenchtown Rock (6:04)

03 - Concrete Jungle (6:06)

04 - Midnight Ravers (6:28)

05 - Talkin' Blues (6:18)

06 - WXRT station ID (0:09)

07 - Rebel Music (7:38)

encores:

08 - I Shot The Sheriff > (9:29)

09 - band intros and instrumental outro to I Shot The Sheriff (2:57)

10 - Natty Dread (8:19)

Total: 57:50

The station ID can be skipped seamlessly when burning for those who prefer to not have the WXRT station ID.  A bit of audience was sliced in at this spot from the previous torrent that was a bit worse sound quality but had no station ID.

FM Reception is a bit crackly in spots but not very noticeable.  Audience noise is a bit loud in the mix at times.  Talkin' Blues and Rebel Music have a harmonica player - anyone know who that might be?

Bob Marley - 1976-06-10 - Chicago, IL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Bob Marley & the Wailers

The Quiet Knight

Chicago, IL US

1975-06-10

Lineage: 

fm (Onkyo TX8511)>SoundBlaster (Live! 24 bit External)>wav(CD Wave Editor)>flac

Bob Marley - Lead Vocal

Al Anderson - Lead Guitar

Aston "Family Man" Barrett - Bass

Carlton Barrett - Drums

Tyrone Downie - Keyboards

Alvin "Seeco" Patterson - Percussion

Lee Jaffe - harmonica

The "I Threes":

Judy Mowatt - Backup Vocals

Rita Marley - Backup Vocals

Marcia Griffiths - Not introduced

01 - Slave Driver 4:18

02 - Trenchtown Rock 5:56

03 - Concrete Jungle 6:13

04 - Midnight Ravers 6:27

05 - Talkin Blues 6:20

06 - Rebel Music 7:39

07 - I Shot The Sheriff 11:35

08 - Natty Dread 9:17

Total Time: 57:48

Bob Marley - 1978-05-31 - Miami, FL (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Criteria Studios, Miami, USA

lienage
SBD>FLAC

CD1
01 Rastaman Chant (take 1)
02 Keep The Faith (take 1)
03 Rastaman Chant (take 2)
04 Keep The Faith (take 2)
05 Keep The Faith (take 3)
06 Keep The Faith (take 4)
07 Burning & Looting (false start)
08 Burning & Looting (take 1)
09 Burning & Looting (take 2)
10 Time Will Tell (take 1)
11 Time Will Tell (take 2)
12 Lively Up Yourself
13 Who The Cap Fit ( Man To Man )

CD2
01 Easy Skanking
02 Want More
03 Jamming
04 Crisis
05 Running Away
06 Crazy Baldhead
07 Running Away (take 2)
08 Positive Vibration
09 Soul Rebel
10 Waiting In Vain

Bob Marley - 1980-05-30 - Zurich, CH (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Bob Marley & The Wailers 
City: Zurich (Switzerland) 
Venue: Hallenstadion 
Date: May 30th 1980 
Taper: Source is personally known (but not me) 
Source: Taken directly from the mixing desk (!) 
Quality: A+/A++ (the audience level is a bit lower than the sound) 

Equipment: unknown (maybe a Revox tape recorder) 

Lineage: 
CD-R >> CDex 1.51 >> FLAC

CD (70:26) 
01 Zimbabwe 
02 Natty Dread** 
03 I Shot The Sheriff 
04 No Woman No Cry 
05 Talkin' Blues* 
06 We And Them* 
07 Lively Up Yourself* 
08 Jammin' 
09 Exodus 
10 Redemption Song 
11 War/No More Trouble 
12 Kinky Reggae* 
13 Get Up Stand Up 

*/** Remarks from Wikipedia: 
For the short U.S. leg of the tour Marley changed the set list to be similar to the one from the Kaya Tour in 1978: he dropped "Revolution" and "Natty Dread"** and added songs like "Burnin' And Lootin'" or "Them Belly Full" at the beginning, or "The Heathen" and the "Running Away" / "Crazy Baldhead" medley in the middle of the set list. 

From show to show sometimes an additional song was edged in the middle of the set list, like "Lively Up Yourself"*, "Kinky Reggae"*, "Roots, Rock, Reggae", "Coming In From The Cold", "Bad Card", "Kaya", "Trenchtown Rock", "We And Them"*, "Three Little Birds", "Talkin' Blues"* or "Forever Loving Jah". Live performances of each of these songs happened very rarely during the tour. 

Stunning (and unfortunately incomplete performance), but at least more than 70 excellent minutes of world famoust Reggae music recorded from the first concert of the «Uprising Tour» in 1980. First (and last) performance in Switzerland with some rarely played live versions (see below * and **) starting the last ever tour from Bob Marley! 

Bob Marley - 1980-05-30 - Zurich, CH (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Bob Marley & The Wailers - Liberated Bootleg "Uprising At Hallenstadion" Godfatherecords 
Live at Hallenstadion, Zurich, Switzerland 30th May 1980 

This is from a brilliant soundboard recording, one of the best sounding BMW boots (in my opinion) 

Lineage 
CD > EAC (WAV) > TLH (FLAC level 8)

Setlist (69:57): 

01. Zimbabwe 
02. Natty Dread 
03. I Shot The Sheriff 
04. No Woman, No Cry 
05. Talkin’ Blues 
06. We And Dem 
07. Lively Up Yourself 
08. Jamming 
09. Exodus 
10. Redemption Song 
11. War / No More Trouble 
12. Kinky Reggae 
13. (end of Kinky Reggae) > Get Up Stand Up