I'm a 24 year old East-African girl (Somali Ethiopian 🇸🇴🇪🇹) . I live abroad because we had to flee our home country (civil war) Peter's music has helped me with alot. I am truly touched by Peter Tosh's music and im so grateful for it. His made me smile time and time again in my childhood till now. Thank you Peter for making a difference in my life. RIP .Thank you Jamaica for giving us so many influental artists. We love you.
Southern California here originally from the island of Dominica 🇩🇲. This song came to mind when the news reported that the people in Pacific Palisades were abandoning their car running towards the sea from the raging fires going on 1/8/2025. Pray for those human beings affected by these Southern California fires happening right now! Perilous times we living in! Read the book of Revelation! Wake up real humans!
I am born in 1950. Last year i have visit jamaika Together with my doughter Shanthi, mother from Sri lanka When i met the locals i start to sing songs like that , Bob Marley and from all the others I Covered my eyes behind the sunglass. Tears were running down behind. It was the best journey in my live. I had visit some other places in that whole wide world. I am still a Hippie, but an old one. But still the same and that's good.❤😂
Hold onto your hippie-hood.. we were from a generation that was unique. Generations who came before us didn't make it, and those after us just dropped the ball. Keep groovin'
Went to his childhood home many years ago. Met his momma. So gracious. His tomb is in front of the home. Sad but truly memorable experience. RIP Peter.....
70 next year, saw the Wailers in mid-70s at Santa Monica Civic Auditorium (youtube has vids). Picture this: when the concert began the lights went out, and electricity filled the air! After a minute or two, when we could barely see movement on stage in the dark, suddenly at the middle of the stage a bright ember burned, then it suddenly disappeared stage left (or right?). Then the lights went on, the audience erupted in cheers, and Bob Marley blew-out his exhale of smoke (couldn't have been ganja, that was highly illegal back then)......!
The "Stepping Razor" . During the dark days of apartheid in South Africa, these songs like "equal rights and justice" inspired, uplifted us, encouraged us, comforted. We took solace that other Blacks overseas knew and cared about our struggle against an oppressive regime. Other reggae songs too. But nowadays!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What is happening in my country !!!
We have now had the United States of America completely destroyed and stolen from those who voted for the other guy another thing this is not about skin color it's about the human race being deceived by demons posing as humans of all colors
Greetings from Jamaica...Peter Tosh was a true revolutionary. He sang from the heart.. This album takes me places. I prefer absolute solitude when I listen to this album (just want to be alone and be one with the music).... Equal Rights, a great album Respect and blessings to all who are within earshot of this song..
Yeah the prophet of reggae himself what a pity he died through a barrel of a gun as if he was a criminal. I first listened to this album back in the day that was in 1981 when I was 15 years old. Today I'm 58 years old still feeling as if this album was released last year. May your soul rest in eternal peace Jah man, my prophet & long live here Ahoy Rastaman!
Peter Tosh was a ferocious beast musically! Everything he touched represents near perfection & has & continues to change this world for the better one mind at a time. There may have been equals but no one has ever been Better than PT, especially in this genre. To top it off he was also a spiritually beautiful human being. A beautiful beast! Marley & Tosh, their likes shall not be seen again. Thanks to The Most High that I was alive to see it all!
I was blessed to see Marley, can only wish to have seen Tosh - who was my favorite, but I love them both equally. They were brothers in arms, their weapon music.
Alive and loving Peter's work when it came out. As I love it now but thinking of Africa and so much else 50 years on I have to say, with Johnny Rotten, the problem is us, no longer any downpresser man. The problem is us.
@sweetpotato908; If I may add a few words to your great comment, I shall start by saying that you are an insightful person to describe Peter’s album as an eternal spiritual asset… The fact is, Peter will forever remain #TheHighPriestOfReggae or as we say in Afrika, the Chief Priest. In our culture, a King without a Chief Priest is a King without spiritual fortification. A lot of people do not recognize the Brotherly love he shared with Bob. Peter was the high Priest who anointed Bob by teaching him how to play the guitar, which stimulated and unleashed the gifts of melody within him. He became King because he had the perfect High Priest. Rest in Power; Great Sons of Afrika, born in Jamaica. ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾🇯🇲❤🇬🇭✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
@globalcetzen5271 my best albums are legalise it and bob uprising this 2 albums show us how spiritual this dudes where I know equal rights had mighty songs like I am that I am ,equal right and african but i think that Peter was at his best when he recorded legalise it the same with bob marley and his band the wailers when they did uprising Aston and carlton was unreal in that album.
Downpresser man Where you gonna run to Downpresser man Where you gonna run to Downpresser man Where you gonna run to All along that day You gonna run to the sea But the sea will be boiling When you run to the sea The sea will be boiling When you run to the sea The sea will be boiling All along that day You gonna run to the rocks The rocks will be melting When you run to the rocks The rocks will be melting When you run to the rocks The rocks will be melting I said, all along that day So I said Downpresser man Where you gonna run to I said, downpresser man Where you gonna run to I said, downpresser man Where you gonna run to All along that day You drink your big champagne and laugh You drink your big champagne and laugh You drink your big champagne and laugh All along that day I wouldn't like to be a flea Under your collar man I wouldn't like to be a flea Under your collar man I wouldn't like to be a flea Under your collar man All along that day You can run but you can't hide You can run but you can't hide You can run but you can't hide Telling you all along that day You gonna run to the law Beggin' to hide you You gonna run to the law Beggin' to hide you You gonna run to jah Beggin' to hide you All, all along that day And I said downpresser man Where you gonna run to Where you gonna run to downpresser man Where you gonna run to I said all along Along that day (downpresser man) Downpresser man, downpresser man Downpresser man, downpresser man Wait, downpresser man Where you gonna run to Downpresser man I don't know where you gonna run to All along that day Downpresser man You can't run, you can't bribe jah-jah Can't call him in a bar Fe can drink some Devil soup Can't bribe him to run a car now Can't test him faith Downpresser man, don't, downpresser man I said, downpresser man, don't run, downpresser man Downpresser man, where you gonna run to Downpresser man You can't bribe no one Them no want no money Them run'f money That money gets funny Downpresser man
His voice is honest, vulnerable, and caring....but you hear the toughness and authenticity of the street and how hard the people his song are about have it.....
@harrythebarry YAHSHUA* and bredren, there are and will be many in the Kingdom of heaven who knew/called Him as Jesus on Earth. Thanks be to God though that He revealed to us the true name! Shame is upon those who work to hide the Messiah's original name. Much love
One Friday afternoon after I and my colleagues closed shop at school, we sat beneath the veranda of the demoted principal's cottage and played this bro's music. People misconstrued our jubilation as celebrating the principal's misfortune. We danced and danced and danced at the same time downing some glasses of morula juice. This went on, it was in February of 1985, till the evening. Peter Tosh influenced me politically and inspired me to become an agent for change before the demise of apartheid. This Rasta brother plays timeless music, music that's everlasting. Pete is the best among the best. He is incomparable, Period.
Both Bob Marley who was like MLK (calmer ) (Peter was like Malcolm X Fearless ,straightforward) Both were messengers from God Different styles same message They along with others made the world better
am from Belize and lately found out that am roots from the legend ! Dennis Tosh gratefull to know that i came from a legend and his every song makes my heart beat and skip a beat... grateful to know why i love reggae music and especially my root my legend Peter Tosh
They killed him because he spoke the truth, I'm a white man , I got the message a long time ago, it's so relevant now with what's going on America, it makes me hurt for my country, I'm often embarrassed to be white
@@timjohnson8198 the revelation for my country South Africa. We had Lucky Dude who followed his steps and message but he was shot dead. RIP REGGAE MEN, YOUR MESSAGES ARE CLEAR.
Peter Tosh ,may be gone but not forgotten. I was 13 when I 1st heard of PT. I'm 53 now. His music and messages still resonate to me and to the world of today. Peter Tosh, I will keep playing your music till I depart or when this world implodes in itself. Long Live PETER TOSH! Oi! Cheers from Bridgetown CA SGV/USA Original Skinhead SUBCULTURE. PunkRockReggaeSounds!🇺🇸🍻🧰👍🎤🎸🙏⚒️🇯🇲💪🇲🇽
Peter Tosh's song is based on the righteous Wrath of God detailed in the Book of Revelation in the Bible that will be unleashed on humankind in the last days - an awe inspiring, sobering and repentance inducing read. May we all come to the only Living God Yahweh for forgiveness and salvation found in Christ Jesus our Lord and Saviour - Amen 🙏! 3:51
This is the true definition of Reggae music no filter real rebellion uplifting Inspiring thought provoking. loving this music it will live on with every Generation until there is no Hate or injustice in this world this music will remain relevant …..I got it on repeat
I grew up listening and jamming to this song but I never new the meaning of it. But wow Oppressors you can run but you cant hide on that day...RIP Sir McIntosh❤❤❤❤❤❤
Is no coincidence that all Jamaican artist even the older ones like Peter Tosh Bob Marley they knew about their history and obviously we all know Jamaica they would like the rebellious slaves they stood up for themselves even though they still got defeated but that's where the music and the love of music the power in the Jamaicans come from and aggressiveness
From the day I discovered Peter Tosh's music to this day this song has been my go to song. Feeling Sad, listen to Downpressor, Feeling Happy, listen to Downpressor, not Feeling anything still listen to Downpressor Man. Love you Peter, thanks for the music 🎶
@@neilprince2363 I listen to it as well. Downpressor Man is probably my most favorite song of his. Hard to pick, but I guess if I had to pick I would pick this song.
"Read it in Revelation! You'll find your redemption." -Boby Marley I used to listen to Peter and get high on mushrooms, lsd and ganja. Then I read the Bible and the words of prophecy. Read them and study them, they can set you free.
Incredibly powerful voice and an incisive mind that waged the war for freedom and justice for all mankind, and now lies a martyr...shall forever dwell in our grateful minds...
I live Australia wish I had U here with love and the lucky country I am aboriginal and may Jehovah bless U we have all suffered but will survive gbless U
I'm a 24 year old East-African girl (Somali Ethiopian 🇸🇴🇪🇹) . I live abroad because we had to flee our home country (civil war) Peter's music has helped me with alot. I am truly touched by Peter Tosh's music and im so grateful for it. His made me smile time and time again in my childhood till now. Thank you Peter for making a difference in my life. RIP .Thank you Jamaica for giving us so many influental artists. We love you.
hi
👍🏼 Ya man. Peter Tosh is a Legend. Greetingz from germany. One Love,.one world.
Bless you.Hope the future will be bright for you.
@@regnierdeherde1651 Thank you, bless you too.
Irie ights sistren
2025 Anyone Here...? Am from Republic of South Africa 🇿🇦
Jamaica🇯🇲👍🏾
Pietermaritzburg, South Africa always here...
Hawaiian 🤙🏼 🌺
Southern California here originally from the island of Dominica 🇩🇲. This song came to mind when the news reported that the people in Pacific Palisades were abandoning their car running towards the sea from the raging fires going on 1/8/2025. Pray for those human beings affected by these Southern California fires happening right now! Perilous times we living in! Read the book of Revelation! Wake up real humans!
Mpumalanga.🇿🇦
I am born in 1950.
Last year i have visit jamaika
Together with my doughter Shanthi, mother from Sri lanka
When i met the locals i start to sing songs like that , Bob Marley and from all the others
I Covered my eyes behind the sunglass. Tears were running down behind.
It was the best journey in my live.
I had visit some other places in that whole wide world.
I am still a Hippie, but an old one.
But still the same and that's good.❤😂
Hold onto your hippie-hood.. we were from a generation that was unique. Generations who came before us didn't make it, and those after us just dropped the ball. Keep groovin'
Should have been titled downpressor M.A.N.
The Mechinized.Anthropic.Nemisis
Shot brother that's what's life's all about my bro jah bless
Listened to this song 30 years ago....still listening in 2024.never gets old..
I listened to it 44 years ago...every following year to date
I love reggae❤
SAME! I'm 47 and was listening to Peter when i was a teenager...also Marley of course and Love me some Toots and the Maytals! Enjoy the tunes!
❤
Awesome song as are many tireless others in the Tosh / Marley Genre , love it big time
Nunca envelheceram! É eterna!
2024 I'm listening this song with my brother Thapelo mphanya
When Jamaica produced music
Exactly
We need more conscious reggae in this complicated present ! We miss you Peter
I agree
If you are here in 2021 your going to be ok!!!!
Trevor Hall, Mike Love, Satsang, Nahko. They are all amazing. The most reggae-esque is Mike Love.
We need more conscious people period.
Say that again m brother
Went to his childhood home many years ago. Met his momma. So gracious. His tomb is in front of the home. Sad but truly memorable experience. RIP Peter.....
I couldn't imagine..
❤❤❤
I’m a 58 year old White American that has enjoyed Peter Tosh for 40+ years, and it gets better each time you listen to it!!!!
The message still rings true.
Legalize 100% indiscriminate Cannabis use worldwide!
65 yr old White American continues to feel it for 40 years. One People, One Love.
70 next year, saw the Wailers in mid-70s at Santa Monica Civic Auditorium (youtube has vids). Picture this: when the concert began the lights went out, and electricity filled the air! After a minute or two, when we could barely see movement on stage in the dark, suddenly at the middle of the stage a bright ember burned, then it suddenly disappeared stage left (or right?). Then the lights went on, the audience erupted in cheers, and Bob Marley blew-out his exhale of smoke (couldn't have been ganja, that was highly illegal back then)......!
The "Stepping Razor" . During the dark days of apartheid in South Africa, these songs like "equal rights and justice" inspired, uplifted us, encouraged us, comforted. We took solace that other Blacks overseas knew and cared about our struggle against an oppressive regime. Other reggae songs too.
But nowadays!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What is happening in my country !!!
Oll
BLM= Boer Lives Matter
Bantus love Marxism
We have now had the United States of America completely destroyed and stolen from those who voted for the other guy another thing this is not about skin color it's about the human race being deceived by demons posing as humans of all colors
There was more to the game that eyes could see..
...Ours..not GOD'S!!..
Exactly what was predicted and what you were fighting for....
Greetings from Jamaica...Peter Tosh was a true revolutionary. He sang from the heart.. This album takes me places. I prefer absolute solitude when I listen to this album (just want to be alone and be one with the music).... Equal Rights, a great album
Respect and blessings to all who are within earshot of this song..
For those of us over 60, Peter Tosh was the man. Jimmy Cliff opened the world's eyes, but Peter man, from the heart.
Ageist!
well said.
Right you are brother!! Bigger man than Marley in my eyes. 🌴 🇯🇲🌴
@@ironworker5792too many people are still suffering .
Yeah the prophet of reggae himself what a pity he died through a barrel of a gun as if he was a criminal. I first listened to this album back in the day that was in 1981 when I was 15 years old. Today I'm 58 years old still feeling as if this album was released last year. May your soul rest in eternal peace Jah man, my prophet & long live here Ahoy Rastaman!
Oi! From Bridgetown CA SGV/USA Original Skinhead SUBCULTURE... Much love to all of you's out there...Mr.AST
He.died
His.music.never.died
His message still rings true.
Legalize it.
The whole system here in America from Wall st to D.C needs to hear this message from Peter Tosh.
I thought of this song when they said that the DUMBs were being cleared out..
They will
They won't hear but they Will feel
@@jepthawilliams8413 You may not hear, but you will sing
Our time is coming not a matter of if but when
I can still see him strutting across the stage belting out Johnny B. Goode. What a performer. So Blessed to have the opportunity to see the Man.
I have been listening to this song a lot lately. Especially with everything going on in the world now. Peter was awesomeness.
I've listened to this song from birth your right
Me too. Been playing this album and Burning Spear Man in the Hills on the way to work.
They won't be able to hide much longer
Yeah I've always loved reage but I've been listening to alot of it lately
The time is upon us Pray for mercy for us all 🙏💙
This isn't just music it's something sacred with spiritual ingredients ❤🇿🇲🦋
The world need to listen,
Peter Tosh was a ferocious beast musically! Everything he touched represents near perfection & has & continues to change this world for the better one mind at a time. There may have been equals but no one has ever been Better than PT, especially in this genre. To top it off he was also a spiritually beautiful human being. A beautiful beast! Marley & Tosh, their likes shall not be seen again. Thanks to The Most High that I was alive to see it all!
I was blessed to see Marley, can only wish to have seen Tosh - who was my favorite, but I love them both equally. They were brothers in arms, their weapon music.
From Africa Somalia
I love Peter Tosh, part of my history.
This is the song I love best
All love Jamaica 🇸🇴🇯🇲
The genuine Reggae music writer (many sing his songs).. right there with Uroy.
Raw Reggae not reggaeton👎👎
my father best song 💫💯
Wanna visit Jamaica to see where is Prophet is resting. Through Jah, it will happen 😊
Alive and loving Peter's work when it came out. As I love it now but thinking of Africa and so much else 50 years on I have to say, with Johnny Rotten, the problem is us, no longer any downpresser man. The problem is us.
Such a powerful tune. Oppressors take heed.
They should, really my brother.
And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him....
@@Soli_Deo_Gloria_. ZQ
Especially now more than ever
@@pierreabassi8812 Sky wizard!
2023 still awesome
The king of Reggae at his best. He taught Bob Marley how to play the guitar along with other things.
Definitely the king of reggae. Lyrics made of iron, heavy hits.
@@danielwas914 Bob Marley. Pumpers paradice
Hahaha nice one!
Absolutely TRUE!!!!! 🤗
Real walkie talkie.
Austin TX 1970's late had pleasure seeing Peter Tosh and band for concert... whole audience dancing up storm, ambiance was electrfying.
This album is almost a bible but legalise it is just a masterclass album i seriously don't know what I will be growing up without that album🇬🇭
@sweetpotato908; If I may add a few words to your great comment, I shall start by saying that you are an insightful person to describe Peter’s album as an eternal spiritual asset…
The fact is, Peter will forever remain #TheHighPriestOfReggae or as we say in Afrika, the Chief Priest. In our culture, a King without a Chief Priest is a King without spiritual fortification.
A lot of people do not recognize the Brotherly love he shared with Bob.
Peter was the high Priest who anointed Bob by teaching him how to play the guitar, which stimulated and unleashed the gifts of melody within him. He became King because he had the perfect High Priest.
Rest in Power; Great Sons of Afrika, born in Jamaica.
✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾🇯🇲❤🇬🇭✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
@globalcetzen5271 my best albums are legalise it and bob uprising this 2 albums show us how spiritual this dudes where I know equal rights had mighty songs like I am that I am ,equal right and african but i think that Peter was at his best when he recorded legalise it the same with bob marley and his band the wailers when they did uprising Aston and carlton was unreal in that album.
This Album is obviously Inspired from the Bible.❤❤
Downpresser man
Where you gonna run to
Downpresser man
Where you gonna run to
Downpresser man
Where you gonna run to
All along that day
You gonna run to the sea
But the sea will be boiling
When you run to the sea
The sea will be boiling
When you run to the sea
The sea will be boiling
All along that day
You gonna run to the rocks
The rocks will be melting
When you run to the rocks
The rocks will be melting
When you run to the rocks
The rocks will be melting
I said, all along that day
So I said
Downpresser man
Where you gonna run to
I said, downpresser man
Where you gonna run to
I said, downpresser man
Where you gonna run to
All along that day
You drink your big champagne and laugh
You drink your big champagne and laugh
You drink your big champagne and laugh
All along that day
I wouldn't like to be a flea
Under your collar man
I wouldn't like to be a flea
Under your collar man
I wouldn't like to be a flea
Under your collar man
All along that day
You can run but you can't hide
You can run but you can't hide
You can run but you can't hide
Telling you all along that day
You gonna run to the law
Beggin' to hide you
You gonna run to the law
Beggin' to hide you
You gonna run to jah
Beggin' to hide you
All, all along that day
And I said downpresser man
Where you gonna run to
Where you gonna run to downpresser man
Where you gonna run to
I said all along
Along that day (downpresser man)
Downpresser man, downpresser man
Downpresser man, downpresser man
Wait, downpresser man
Where you gonna run to
Downpresser man
I don't know where you gonna run to
All along that day
Downpresser man
You can't run, you can't bribe jah-jah
Can't call him in a bar
Fe can drink some
Devil soup
Can't bribe him to run a car now
Can't test him faith
Downpresser man, don't, downpresser man
I said, downpresser man, don't run, downpresser man
Downpresser man, where you gonna run to
Downpresser man
You can't bribe no one
Them no want no money
Them run'f money
That money gets funny
Downpresser man
Thanks bro, obrigado irmão, muchas gracias
Tosh is the truth torn from Jah fabric
he had the most incredible voice. powerful!
And he wasn’t slack in the guitar department also. The best skanker in the business!
dar nelson so true it's mighty
strongest voice of them all
His voice is honest, vulnerable, and caring....but you hear the toughness and authenticity of the street and how hard the people his song are about have it.....
True dar nelson. He is a legend icon in reggae music till date
Mi father this inna real life who still a listen tap een
These powerful heartfelt lyrics will touch spirits until the end of times💯🔥
Amen
He killed the bass on this track
Murdered
The name is Robbie Shakespeare he the one whom murdered it.
Reminds me of how real the struggle is... Just remember god is good and he is always with us that keep the faih. 1 Love.. Jah forever!
That's some faith friend. Well done
Arguably in the top 3 reggae songs of all time.
A true musical masterpiece.
Seek Christ Jesus the Redeemer
What are your other two
good song but your reggae collection must be limited
@@firstdun7196 must? Who are you?
Maybe not the top 3 songs but top 3 Reggae artists
@harrythebarry YAHSHUA* and bredren, there are and will be many in the Kingdom of heaven who knew/called Him as Jesus on Earth. Thanks be to God though that He revealed to us the true name! Shame is upon those who work to hide the Messiah's original name. Much love
Why is this man underrated that's bullshit .he just as good as Bob Marley this is an icon legend .the greatest singer of all time
No, he's not underrated, actually I'd say he's rather overrated...
Bob's English nose was more appealing.
One Friday afternoon after I and my colleagues closed shop at school, we sat beneath the veranda of the demoted principal's cottage and played this bro's music. People misconstrued our jubilation as celebrating the principal's misfortune. We danced and danced and danced at the same time downing some glasses of morula juice. This went on, it was in February of 1985, till the evening. Peter Tosh influenced me politically and inspired me to become an agent for change before the demise of apartheid. This Rasta brother plays timeless music, music that's everlasting. Pete is the best among the best. He is incomparable, Period.
Both Bob Marley who was like MLK (calmer ) (Peter was like Malcolm X Fearless ,straightforward)
Both were messengers from God
Different styles same message
They along with others made the world better
Peter Tosh- Loveley Voice
am from Belize and lately found out that am roots from the legend ! Dennis Tosh gratefull to know that i came from a legend and his every song makes my heart beat and skip a beat... grateful to know why i love reggae music and especially my root my legend Peter Tosh
The black legend of reggae
R.I.P. Peter and Robbie
2023. Still here.
I'm english, but i feel my soul is in jamaica
I´m german and feel like you
Jah Rastafari isn't a nation it's a state of mind xx
If ur English ur fucked from me corona 👑 the father of creation jah jah
Jamaica is very ancient land I feel you
Irie, mon!
Peter Tosh is an African reggae Prophet singing for the poor man and for people that have no voice.He loved Africa.
PETER WAS A MAN OF THE TRUTH,HE SAID AND SING WHAT OTHER DONT TRY TO SAY!! R.I.P. PETER MY FRIEND!!!!!
They killed him because he spoke the truth, I'm a white man , I got the message a long time ago, it's so relevant now with what's going on America, it makes me hurt for my country, I'm often embarrassed to be white
@@timjohnson8198 the revelation for my country South Africa. We had Lucky Dude who followed his steps and message but he was shot dead. RIP REGGAE MEN, YOUR MESSAGES ARE CLEAR.
they will all pay for their evil work
True word. Which was the big part of the split with his brothers
The sea is broiling in Florida, liten to pete
Jah bless
Let bodies of water boil and geo stones melt let Jah arise praise be!
Talking Armageddon end of days deviance
Peter Tosh ,may be gone but not forgotten. I was 13 when I 1st heard of PT. I'm 53 now. His music and messages still resonate to me and to the world of today. Peter Tosh, I will keep playing your music till I depart or when this world implodes in itself. Long Live PETER TOSH! Oi! Cheers from Bridgetown CA SGV/USA Original Skinhead SUBCULTURE. PunkRockReggaeSounds!🇺🇸🍻🧰👍🎤🎸🙏⚒️🇯🇲💪🇲🇽
The message still rings true.
Legalize it!
When I sing along , it makes me cry for Humanity
I feel it
🫀
it also makes me cry for humanity, like 4real, expensive tears, and yes
yeah brother, i am with you, tears
"Don't mourn, organize!"
-Joe Hill (Joel Emmanuel Hägglund)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don%27t_mourn,_organize!
If not now,- when, finally, please 🙏
Give a man the shivers child hood memories the black power days lots of good black music in the late 80s ..love from aboriginal Australia....
Peter Tosh's song is based on the righteous Wrath of God detailed in the Book of Revelation in the Bible that will be unleashed on humankind in the last days - an awe inspiring, sobering and repentance inducing read. May we all come to the only Living God Yahweh for forgiveness and salvation found in Christ Jesus our Lord and Saviour - Amen 🙏! 3:51
Tosh once recorded in Leon Russels studio in Tulsa. It’s an old church that is currently being renovated to remind all of its history.
i did not know that until now. tyvm for the info.
Tell us more I'm with you
The spirit of GOD. Is everlasting. He is the alpha and Omega.
Yup...1st heard him in 1988 and still jammin him in 2023! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Downpressor man wher you go as run to, on that day?????
These lyrics are phenomenal, but the music on this track is pure genius. Wow!
Love this songy whole life
this song stuck to my brain again to day and i was sing it everywhere i went happy holidays people stay healthy and unite 🌍🙏
Legend lives on. Great music.
The message still rings true.
Legalize it.
He was a pioneer
"I wouldn't like to be a flea under your collar" real gangster ....PETER TOSH❤
I am in permanent communication with Jah .
This is the true definition of Reggae music no filter real rebellion uplifting Inspiring thought provoking. loving this music it will live on with every Generation until there is no Hate or injustice in this world this music will remain relevant …..I got it on repeat
Peter was a GENIUS!!!! R.I.P. MY INSPIRATOR!!!!!!
Im from Zimbabwe
I listen reggae with my father
This year of 2020 has it a new meaning
One of my favorite reggae songs of all time . Awesome !
I grew up listening and jamming to this song but I never new the meaning of it. But wow Oppressors you can run but you cant hide on that day...RIP Sir McIntosh❤❤❤❤❤❤
Is no coincidence that all Jamaican artist even the older ones like Peter Tosh Bob Marley they knew about their history and obviously we all know Jamaica they would like the rebellious slaves they stood up for themselves even though they still got defeated but that's where the music and the love of music the power in the Jamaicans come from and aggressiveness
his english is very clear to be understood to every one...
Yall plss keep this masterpiece thriving forever🙏
I am a 64yr old bàhamiàñ stil love hiß music
These lyrics are manifesting! 👊🏾
You drink your big champagne and laugh haw haw haw! (Priceless moment in roots recordings)
From the day I discovered Peter Tosh's music to this day this song has been my go to song. Feeling Sad, listen to Downpressor, Feeling Happy, listen to Downpressor, not Feeling anything still listen to Downpressor Man. Love you Peter, thanks for the music 🎶
you need to listen feel no way
@@neilprince2363 I listen to it as well. Downpressor Man is probably my most favorite song of his. Hard to pick, but I guess if I had to pick I would pick this song.
Are you Indian my brother?
saw Tosh in person in austin tx 1978
he did this song crowd went wild
Much love to Peter Tosh and the wailers.They have brought much joy to my life when i needed it most.Much love❤.
Music for the soul, frees up some tormented lives
My fave version of this track is him live at the Greek theatre.
Tosh was a genius! A legend everything he touched turned to gold
"Read it in Revelation! You'll find your redemption."
-Boby Marley
I used to listen to Peter and get high on mushrooms, lsd and ganja. Then I read the Bible and the words of prophecy. Read them and study them, they can set you free.
Incredibly powerful voice and an incisive mind that waged the war for freedom and justice for all mankind, and now lies a martyr...shall forever dwell in our grateful minds...
Just what I needed to get ❤️💛💚🦴✌️🤟my good vibe back! Much luv🇧🇴
🪇🎤🪘🔆🔶🔻🔺✴️🏝️🌴🍄👣
I'm Zakari from Togo Africa I love P Tosh for erver.
Africa 🤍
been bumping this years. Pete!
Truly an absolute amazing legend. Of whom I have followed since I was 6yrs old amazing Artist 🎨
I live Australia wish I had U here with love and the lucky country I am aboriginal and may Jehovah bless U we have all suffered but will survive gbless U
Sou do Brasil geração 96 . Amo esses reggae das antigas. Nunca voltaremos a esse nível
Can't stop til I drop
Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare ❤ONE LOVE or IGNORANCE and a lost soul......😢
Love this song.
'You will run to the sea, but the sea will be boiling.'
He was right then and he is right today.
Where you gonna run to on dat day? Where are gonna hide? You can't bribe no one on dat day! #BAM #PeterTosh
I salute you Mr president of reggae.Your voice is still motivating me.You r still alive in my heart.May your soul rest in peace.
though you are not physically with us, your music and powerful messages will last forever!
Every once in a while I pull out legalize it .what a brilliant album rip peter.
7000 Ton Bass Line...Still present and accounted for after all these years. Massive Chune!!
For ever 🙏