Name: PETER TOSH - Live At My Father's Place 1978 LP
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Amazing live 1978 set recorded at My Fathers Place (owned by Michael 'Eppy' Epstein in Roslyn, Long Island) and simulcast by radio station WLIR. Tosh, one of the core original members of the Wailers, was the first and only artist to be signed to the Rolling Stones label, other than the Stones themselves. Mikey Chung's work on guitar was truly exceptional that night, as was Tosh's performance, and you can sense the intimacy of playing in a small club with every note.

Nearly 45 years ago, reggae great Peter Tosh played to a packed house at New York club My Father's Place,  What those folks got  was a fiery performance by the Bush Doctor himself and his band as they tore through classics like 'Get Up Stand Up,' 'Pick Yourself Up' and his now prescient ode to ganja 'Legalize It.' Broadcast originally over the airwaves of Long Island radio station WLIR, this recording of that gig sounds phenomenal... Every detail of every song comes across with crispness and authority.

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PETER TOSH - Live At My Father's Place 1978 LP