| Identifier | 7129224 |
| Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Reference Number | DAA62 |
| Media Type | CD |
| Media Count | 1 |
| Note | Bob Marley
The Yvette Acoustic Tape 1976 01 - Are You Ready? 02 - When I Get To You 03 - God of All Ages 04 - Rumors 05 - They Set You Up My Son 06 - Jammin 07 - Easy Skankin 08 - Oh What A Day Recorded in one of Bob's girlfriend's houses this tape includes many songs that Bob never released and some that would become some of his most famous classics. The mood is really relaxed and Bob seems to be in a really great mood often laughing out loud at some of the things he is singing. He then gets a bit more serious with the deeply religious God of All Ages where he is accompanied by the heartbeat rhythm of a bongo drum. Rumors is also another great highlight featuring some fantastic vocal form. Bob on this tape also composes some of jammin as well as a very early rendition of Easy Skanking. He also chats a bit between songs about opening a hospital in Ethiopia. The tape closes out with Oh What a Day, which is a long very early version of what would become Misty Morning. |
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Performance
| Bob Marley & The Wailers 1976-??-?? Yvette Crichton Household, Unknown, Jamaica | |
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| Set 1 | Are You Ready? When I Get To You God Of All Ages Rumors They Set You Up My Son Jammin Easy Skanking Oh What A Day |
| Set 2 | |
| Set 3 | |
| Comment | The Yvette Acoustic Tape 1976
Recorded in one of Bob's girlfriend's houses this tape includes many songs that Bob never released and some that would become some of his most famous classics. The mood is really relaxed and Bob seems to be in a really great mood often laughing out loud at some of the things he is singing. He then gets a bit more serious with the deeply religious God of All Ages where he is accompanied by the heartbeat rhythm of a bongo drum. Rumors is also another great highlight featuring some fantastic vocal form. Bob on this tape also composes some of jammin as well as a very early rendition of Easy Skanking. He also chats a bit between songs about opening a hospital in Ethiopia. The tape closes out with Oh What a Day, which is a long very early version of what would become Misty Morning. |