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The Capitol session '73


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Latest edition, musik (dvd)

You Can't Blame The Youth (Live)

4:23 min

Rastaman Chant (Live)

7:13 min

Duppy Conqueror (Live)

5:18 min

Slave Driver (Live)

3:37 min

Burnin' And Lootin' (Live)

5:17 min

Midnight Ravers (Live)

4:44 min

Put It On (Live)

4:36 min

Stop That Train (Live)

3:55 min

Kinky Reggae (Live)

4:46 min

Stir It Up (Live)

6:35 min

No More Trouble (Live)

3:41 min

Get Up Stand Up (Live)

6:46 min

Duppy Conqueror (Alternative Version)

Rastaman Chant (Alternative Version)


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Reviews (3)


AllMusic

2021

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Mark Deming

2021

"While 1975's Live! remains the definitive document of Marley on-stage, The Capitol Session '73 is a welcome reminder of the joyous power of the Wailers, not just Marley, and it's a valuable addition to their catalog".


psychedelicbaby.com

2021

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Brian Greene

2021

"The sound quality is superb and the band is tight as could be ... The only quibble this fan of the band can think of to mention is that the show didn't include 'I Shot the Sheriff' from the new album".


All about jazz

d. 12. Sep. 2021

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Doug Collette

d. 12. Sep. 2021

"Documentation of an icon in the making, The Capitol Session '73 should rightfully become an essential entry in the Bob Marley canon as it correctly ascertains the roots of his elevated stature within the musical fraternity that was The Wailers".