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It's here again, Three Tune Tuesday! It seems to sneak up on me faster and faster by the week. I usually like to start writing my posts somewhat in advance and have a pretty good idea of where I'm going. Not so today, it's been a hectic morning taking care of lots of little problems. I guess I should be grateful that they are just that, little problems and not major ones! lol
I just want to say thank you to @ablaze for starting and continuing to sponsor Three Tune Tuesday. It's a weekly event where you can share a three songs with everyone and it's a lot of fun. One winner is chosen randomly to win 5 HSBI units as well, and you can never have too many of those.
Today I decided to go with a reggae theme, in particular Bob Marley. There are many bands in this genre that I really enjoy, but the man who made reggae mainstream was Marley. In 1963 he formed a band with Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer that became known as Bob Marley and the Wailers. In 1973 they went on to international fame after signing with Island Records.
Marley wasn't destined for a long career though, developing melanoma in 1977. He continued recording and touring up to the time of his death in 1981 from complications of metastatic melanoma at age 36. But in that time he paved the way for many other reggae bands to reach success internationally.
I never get sick of listening to his music, he was a great musician. Let's dive into some tunes!
Bob Marley
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This first one is a live performance when Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer were still part of the band back in 1973. This one is "Stir It Up":
Next up I decided on another classic but couldn't find any great live performances on YouTube, so I went with the original studio record version, "No Woman No Cry":
Next up I settled on another one of my favorites performed live. It's always a lot of fun to see live music isn't it? This one is called "Jammin'"
Chris Cornell
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And today I thought I might throw in a bonus tune. It's a Bob Marley song cover by the late Chris Cornell. He was the front man for the band Soundgarden and Audioslave. He was one the driving forces behind the popularity of the grunge music movement in the early 1990's. Soundgarden is easily one of my favorite band's of the era, and Cornell was a very talented musician. Sadly he committed suicide in 2017 at age 52, a huge loss to the musical world. Here he covered a great song by Marley, "Redemption Song", and he did an amazing job! I'll throw in a shoutout to @geneeverett , he might like this one!
That will wrap up this edition of #threetunetuesday . If you don't already participate why not join in on the fun and share a few songs next Tuesday. Just use the tag #threetunetuesday and it's never a bad idea to do a shoutout @ablaze just in case. I hope you are all having a great week, thank you so much for all of your support, it really is greatly appreciated!
References:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Marley
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Cornell
Disclaimer:
The video links I am sharing are not mine, I am only sharing the link to the copyright owner's video. No copyright infringement is intended. Used under fair-use section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976.
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