DATE | VENUE | MAIN BAND | SUPPORT | AD | TICKET | PICTURES | TAPE |
September 17, 1980 | Brown University, Meehan Auditorium | Bob Marley & The Wailers | YES | YES | Recorded |
UPRISING Tour 1980
DATE | VENUE | MAIN BAND | SUPPORT | AD | TICKET | PICTURES | TAPE |
September 17, 1980 | Brown University, Meehan Auditorium | Bob Marley & The Wailers | YES | YES | Recorded |
ticket stub courtesy of Larry Fox
photos courtesy of Larry Fox
SET LIST
Natural Mystic
Positive Vibration
Them Belly Full (But We
Hungry)
War – No More Trouble
Zimbabwe
Running Away – Crazy
Baldheads
I Shot the Sheriff
No Woman No Cry
Jammin’
Exodus
Encore break
Award Presentation
Redemption Song
Coming In From The Cold
Could You Be Loved
Work
Roots Rock Reggae
Is This Love
Kinky Reggae
Get Up Stand Up
THE BAND
Bob Marley (vocals, guitar),
Junior Marvin (Lead Guitar),
Al Anderson (lead guitar),
Tyrone Downie (keyboards),
Earl "Wya" Lindo (organ),
Aston Barrett (bass),
Carlton Barrett (drums)
Alvin Patterson (percussion)
The I-Trees (backing vocals)
Bob Marley & the Wailers - Brown University 09-17-1980
BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS - UPRISING [1980 FULL ALBUM]
CONCERT MEMORIES:
*Note: if you were there and would like to share your memories, pictures or tape please send it info@rirocks.net
Bob Marley and the Wailers performed at the Meehan Auditorium, Brown University in Providence, RI on September 17, 1980 in support of the Uprising album. This performance is of note because it took place just days prior to Marley’s collapse in New York City and his diagnosis with terminal brain cancer. The Wailers are as lively as ever during this performance, and the show is a testament to Marley’s strength, commitment, and sense of duty to his fans. Bob Marley is bestowed an award during the encore presentation, all of which is captured on the recording. The show is presented here in its entirety. This bootleg has been circulating for years as an audience recording, however, it is presented here as a soundboard recording in lossless format
Interesting side note: My good friend Fred “Reggaelover” P turned me on to Bob’s performance of Roots, Rock, Reggae during this performance, where he does a bit of ad-libbing and switches some lyrics