Bob Marley: ‘Catch A Fire’ album gets quadruple vinyl version

A Universal musicthrough the legendary record label Island recordsis releasing a commemorative version of 50 years from the historic album Catch fire by Bob Marley, originally released in 1973. Now, this masterpiece from the greatest exponent of reggae worldwide, wins at vinyl edition with 3 LPs and a 12″ vinyl record.now available on Ummusic shop for the value of R$1,299.90.

The album contains classics Mix AND Get up.

Catch fire start a successful contract with Island records by the manufacturer Chris Blackwellthat helped Bob Marley at a time when they were supporting a tour by Johnny Nash, who moved to the United States, leaving the group in financial vulnerability. Blackwell helped financially the Complainerswhich he returned to Jamaicato register yours first album.

In all, Catch fire has 9 songs, two of which were written by Peter Tosh (1944-1987). With all the recorded material, Bob Marley returned to UK to whom the recorded tapes of the album should be delivered Island records. That moment, Chris Blackwell developed his production work and the singer continued Complainers for a tour to promote the album.

Discover the full content of Catch fire In Bob Marley and the Wailers:

LP 1 – Studio album

Side A

1. Concrete jungle

2. Slaver

3. 400 years

4. Stop that train

5. Baby, we have a date (Rock It Baby)

6. Mix

Side B

7. Quirky reggae

8. No more problems

9. Midnight raver

LP 2 – Paris Theater London / 24 May 1973

1. Rastaman singing

2. Slaver

3. Stop that train

4. No more problems

5. 400 years

6. Midnight raver

7. Mix

8. Concrete jungle

9. Get up, get up

10. Quirky reggae

LP 3 – Sessions

1. Slave Driver (Jamaican Extended Version)

2. 400 Years (Jamaican Extended Version)

3. High tide or low tide (Jamaican alternative version)

4. Stir It Up (Jamaican alternative version)

5. No More Trouble (Jamaican extended instrumental)

6. Stir It Up (Jamaican version for extra organ)

7. No More Problems (Jamaican Extended Version)

8. Stop That Train (working mono version)

LP 12″ – Edmonton Sundown May 1973

1. Slave Driver (The Sundown Theater in Edmonton, England. May 1973)

2. Get Up, Stand Up (The Sundown Theater in Edmonton, England. May 1973)

3. Stop That Train (The Sundown Theater in Edmonton, England. May 1973)

Source: Terra

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