This was the first album of Peter Tosh released on the Rolling Stones records label
"Bush Doctor", released in 1978, marked a pivotal moment for Peter Tosh in Germany. This album introduced German audiences to Tosh’s unique blend of reggae infused with rock and socio-political themes. The collaboration with Mick Jagger on "Don’t Look Back" provided an entry point for rock fans to appreciate reggae, resulting in a commercial success. German listeners were drawn to Tosh’s outspoken lyrics addressing social injustices and his charismatic delivery. What sets "Bush Doctor" apart is its ability to maintain reggae’s authentic roots while appealing to a broader audience through its innovative sound. This album played a crucial role in popularizing reggae in Germany, contributing to the genre's global recognition and Tosh’s enduring legacy.
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Photography Ara Gallant, Sam Emerson, Susan Finkelstein, Avrom Robbi |
Music Genre: |
Reggae Music |
Album Packaging / Information: |
Producers Peter Tosh, Robert Shakespeare, The Glimmer Twins |
Record Label & Catalognr: |
Rolling Stones Records 1C 064-61 708 (06461708) |
Media Format: |
12" Vinyl LP Gramophone Record |
Year & Country: |
1978 Made in Germany |
Band Members and Musicians on: Peter Tosh Bush Doctor |
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Complete Track Listing of: Peter Tosh Bush Doctor |
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"Bush Doctor " Record Label Details: Rolling Stones Records 1C 064-61 708 (06461708) , Made in Germany ℗ 1978 Musidoc Sound Copyright
"Bush Doctor" is the album by Peter Tosh. It was released in 1978. A British record retailer banned the album upon its release because of a scratch-n-sniff sticker on its cover, that apparently smelled of ganja (marijuana)
- Bush Doctor (1978, Italy) - Bush Doctor (1978, EEC Europe) - Bush Doctor (1978, Germany) - Bush Doctor ( 1978 , Netherlands )Peter Tosh’s "Equal Rights", released in 1977, stands as a powerful testament to his commitment to social justice and his exceptional talent as a reggae artist. This album made a significant impact in England, resonating with the country’s burgeoning reggae scene.
Equal Rights 12" Vinyl LPIn the world of reggae history, Peter Tosh's debut solo album, "Legalize It," stands as a seminal work that not only marked a significant moment in the artist's career but also carried profound cultural and social implications. Released in 1976, this iconic 12" vinyl LP album remains a cornerstone
- Legalize It (1978, EEC) - Legalize it (1978, Holland)Peter Tosh's "Mystic Man" 12" Vinyl LP, released in 1979, stands as a testament to the artist's profound impact on the reggae music scene during that era. Produced by Peter Tosh himself, the album showcases not only his musical prowess but also his prowess in the role of a producer.
- Mystic Man (1979, Italy) - Mystic Man (1979, USA)"No Nuclear War" marked Tosh's final studio album before his untimely death in 1987. The album's title track, "No Nuclear War", stands as a poignant and prophetic anthem against the threat of nuclear conflict. Tosh's lyrics convey a sense of urgency, denouncing the devastating consequences of war
No Nuclear War 12" Vinyl LP