I was in Freetown, sierra leone at the Siaka Stevens stadium when he performed this show. I sure believe that this was the first night of three nights. Less crowd because people where scared of a rebel war in the city. Nothing happened that first night but guess what the next night--- that stadium was jam-packed. He is highly LOVE till this day in Freetown. People know his songs word for word. RIP joe hills as we call him.
Yes Brother you get an other Brother here too i was also in Freetown at these time too cant remember if it was the first or second day i was a mere teenager it has always stay in my mind growing up to adulthood till these day when he pass away i guess of heart strak in amsterdam i was alsof here in amsterdam I always wanted to see him again a Great man with so much wisdom and love for africa he already sense things were gonna get worse and he wanted to wake the people with love and unity but it was unfortunate what happen after that in Saloon the war was tragic the West never care about saloon nor africa we were negleted like we are not humans sad now you see them running to syria irak Afghanistan to so called help but africa No God bless africa and black people all over the world negleted and surfering from racisme and discrimination Ameen ja Aallahu
Just home from long holiday in Salone. Respect for helping bring peace to what is now one of the safest countries in Africa. Sierra Leone is the most beautiful and welcoming country I have ever visited. Wish Western media would tell the truth, not keep telling lies. Sierra Leone is SAFE to visit, whatever your skin colour
Quite simply I love you Joseph Hill! Always listening to brother Joseph and Culture, pure love and great teachings. I am listening now to Jah pretty face, I would cry. Just thank you forIver and Iver. R.I.P. RastafarI
At the end it sounds like two sevens clash but the melody was one of another song. Being a french speaking, I was 14 at that time, back in Africa and I do not recall any words.
Could any of you guys tell me the title of this song, especially the guitar melody. It is the first reggae song I heard and from then (1978-79) till now, I reggae is my favorite music. Thanks.
I was in Freetown, sierra leone at the Siaka Stevens stadium when he performed this show. I sure believe that this was the first night of three nights. Less crowd because people where scared of a rebel war in the city. Nothing happened that first night but guess what the next night--- that stadium was jam-packed. He is highly LOVE till this day in Freetown. People know his songs word for word. RIP joe hills as we call him.
Yes Brother you get an other Brother here too i was also in Freetown at these time too cant remember if it was the first or second day i was a mere teenager it has always stay in my mind growing up to adulthood till these day when he pass away i guess of heart strak in amsterdam i was alsof here in amsterdam I always wanted to see him again a Great man with so much wisdom and love for africa he already sense things were gonna get worse and he wanted to wake the people with love and unity but it was unfortunate what happen after that in Saloon the war was tragic the West never care about saloon nor africa we were negleted like we are not humans sad now you see them running to syria irak Afghanistan to so called help but africa No God bless africa and black people all over the world negleted and surfering from racisme and discrimination Ameen ja Aallahu
Is there a site i can find that live show in Sierra leon?
Just home from long holiday in Salone. Respect for helping bring peace to what is now one of the safest countries in Africa. Sierra Leone is the most beautiful and welcoming country I have ever visited. Wish Western media would tell the truth, not keep telling lies. Sierra Leone is SAFE to visit, whatever your skin colour
Caroline Molyneux
U re right
RAS Robin is a true musician. Big up!!!!!
Quite simply I love you Joseph Hill! Always listening to brother Joseph and Culture, pure love and great teachings. I am listening now to Jah pretty face, I would cry. Just thank you forIver and Iver.
R.I.P.
RastafarI
At the end it sounds like two sevens clash but the melody was one of another song. Being a french speaking, I was 14 at that time, back in Africa and I do not recall any words.
The dynamic and natural guitarist🎸🔥
👆Big Up Robin Armstrong
They had a really fantastic band. That guitarist and the drummer as well di two a dem bad to raas cyaan done.
Thank you for sharing!
rip remember the concert in 98
Could any of you guys tell me the title of this song, especially the guitar melody. It is the first reggae song I heard and from then (1978-79) till now, I reggae is my favorite music. Thanks.
Bobby my brother! It's Mike from "Mike and Sandy"! Remember? Good to see your vids posted here. Find me, man!