African Herbsman
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Bob Marley's music had become an international phenomenon in three short years since his first album's release outside of Jamaica. That a compilation was already in demand attests to the universal impact and energy in his music. African Herbsman was originally released in 1973, at a pivotal point in Marley's Carrer. These tracks capture the mystical magic when Marley, The Wailers, and the Upsetters came together under the spiritual hand of producer Lee "Scratch" Perry. So vital were these songs that Marley would revisit them on future recordings. "Trenchtown Rock," "Kaya," and "Lively Up Yourself" were among those gems to become standards for the next decade.
The following years would find Bob Marley and the Wailers elevated to international superstar status. Rapid popularity growth and a desire for new challenges saw Marley split from his producing partnership with Lee Perry. After African Herbsman, Marley had learned to stand strong behind his own voice.
Special DVD Features:
Artist Photos
Extensive liner notes by leading Bob Marley and Lee Perry authority, David Katz
24 bit / 96 kHz DVD-Audio and 24 bit / 48 kHz Dolby Digital 5.1 options Stunning 5.1 surround sound Plays on ALL DVD players
Tracks
| 1 | Lively Up Yourself |
| 2 | Small Axe |
| 3 | Duppy Conqueror |
| 4 | Trenchtown Rock |
| 5 | African Herbsman |
| 6 | Keep on Moving - Bob Marley, Mayfield |
| 7 | Fussing and Fighting |
| 8 | Stand Alone |
| 9 | All in One (Medley, Pt. 1): Bend Down Low/Nice Time/One ... |
| 10 | Don't Rock the Boat |
| 11 | Put It On |
| 12 | Sun Is Shining |
| 13 | Kaya |
| 14 | Riding High |
| 15 | Brain Washing |
| 16 | Four Hundred Years |
| 17 | Memphis |
| 18 | Live |
| 19 | More Axe |
| 20 | The Axe Man |
| 21 | Zig Zag - Bob Marley, Perry, Lee [1] "Scr |
| 22 | Grooving Kingston 12 |
| 23 | Moving Version |
| 24 | Keep on Skanking |
| 25 | Copasetic: (All in One Version)/Bend Down Low/Nice Time/One ... |
| 26 | Kaya |
