Peter Tosh's "Equal Rights", released on Virgin Records in England as a 12" LP vinyl album, is a reggae masterpiece. With politically charged lyrics and Tosh's soul-stirring vocals, it remains a timeless protest anthem. From the infectious rhythm of "Get Up, Stand Up" to the poignant ballad "Stepping Razor", this album captures Tosh's unwavering commitment to social justice and equality. A must-have for reggae enthusiasts and music lovers alike. This web page has photos of album covers, inner sleeves, record labels together with production details, musicians and track-listing.
This album "PETER TOSH - Equal Rights" is the third official album released by Peter Tosh
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" is noted for its unflinching commentary on racial and social issues, encapsulated in tracks like "Downpressor Man" and "African." The album's raw honesty and militant stance set it apart from other reggae records of the time. In England, where issues of race and class were particularly poignant, "Equal Rights" struck a chord, helping to cement Tosh’s reputation as a revolutionary artist. The album’s blend of militant lyrics with compelling reggae rhythms made it both a commercial success and a critical darling, contributing to the growing appreciation of reggae music in the UK and beyond.
Music Genre: |
Reggae / Dancehall |
Album Production Information: |
The album: "PETER TOSH - Equal Rights" was produced by: Peter Tosh |
Record Label & Catalognr: |
Virgin V 2081 |
Media Format: |
12" LP Vinyl Stereo Gramophone Record Total Album (Cover+Record) weight: 230 gram |
Year & Country: |
1977 Made in England |
Band Members and Musicians on: PETER TOSH - Equal Rights |
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Complete Track Listing of: "PETER TOSH - Equal Rights" |
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"Equal Righs" Record Label Details: Red Colour with Twins VIRGIN V 2081 © ℗ 1977 CBS Inc. 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.
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No Nuclear War 12" Vinyl LP