The partnership between Peter Tosh and The Rolling Stones looked promising when it kicked off in 1978. After releasing two fine albums (including ... to perform their cover of “(You Got to ...

Now his first two albums are being reissued with ... That was the point Peter was trying to make." Tosh appears on the cover of Equal Rights in a Che Guevara-style beret and sunglasses.

Eric Clapton and Jerry Garcia’s earlier covers of Peter Tosh songs will also be featured on the album, which is being produced by Dave and Andrew Tosh, two of the late singers sons. Click to ...

Without question, it was around that period that acts such as The Wailers (featuring Bob Marley and Peter Tosh ... signing of Tosh. At that point, Tosh had already cut two solo albums (Legalize ...

Originally released in 1977, Equal Rights is where the late Peter Tosh cemented his title as "the Malcolm X of reggae." From the iconic cover (which ... reggae's greatest albums, it's hands ...

I n the spirit of One Love that they championed as The Wailers, three momentous solo albums from Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer, Jamaican music’s most influential triumvirate, all ...

Between his split from The Wailers in 1974 and his untimely murder in 1987, Peter Tosh laid down a solo legacy that included several of reggae’s most essential, classic albums ... From the title and ...

THE estate of reggae icon Peter Tosh regrets losing the US vote to legalise ganja amidst plans for new album and merchandise. “We had high hopes,” Cory Lashever, manager at Jampol Artiste ...

“The event is being staged as an acknowledgement that the ‘Burnin’ album was released on Peter Tosh’s birthday,” announced Stowe, who is credited as compilation producer along with Bill ...

With two DVDs alongside an oddly selected 14-track audio disc, The Ultimate Peter Tosh Experience ... his first solo album. No surprise, really-- compared to Marley, Tosh was nearly unmarketable.

Now his first two albums are being reissued with ... That was the point Peter was trying to make." Tosh appears on the cover of Equal Rights in a Che Guevara-style beret and sunglasses.