PETER TOSH Album Cover Gallery 12" Vinyl LP Discography Information

Peter Tosh , born Winston Hubert McIntosh (19 October 1944 – 11 September 1987), was a Jamaican reggae musician who was a core member of the band The Wailers (1963–1974), and who afterward had a successful solo career as well as being a promoter of Rastafari. Peter Tosh was born in Grange Hill, Jamaica with a father and mother too young to care for him properly. He was raised by his aunt. He began to sing and learn guitar at an early age, inspired by American radio stations. After a notable career with The Wailers and as a solo musician, he was murdered at his home during a robbery.

This is a list of selected records by the "Peter Tosh" released during 1976 until 1988. For each album their may be multiple international releases. In particular of the album "Bush Doctor" there are the European, Italian, German, Dutch releases.

PETER TOSH Reggae on Vinyl

On the discography listing below you will find PETER TOSH vinyl records released during the 1970s and 1980s. For each record you will have the record companie's catalognr, album title, year and country of release. Complete information for each record can be viewed by selecting the corresponding links. Albums have been ordered in ascending alphabetical order of the album titles.

Label & Catalogno Band/Performers - Album Title
Rolling Stones Records 3C 064-61708
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PETER TOSH - Bush Doctor (1978, Italy)

This is the Italian release of "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)

 

FAME 1A-038 1575361 / 062.61708)
PETER TOSH - Bush Doctor

PETER TOSH - Bush Doctor (1978, EEC Europe)

Peter Tosh's 1978 "Bush Doctor," released in Europe on FAME Records, represents a crucial chapter in reggae history. Co-produced by Tosh, Robert Shakespeare, and The Glimmer Twins (Keith Richards and Mick Jagger), the album's fusion of reggae and rock, coupled with poignant lyrics, catapulted it into a global spotlight. Featuring an outstanding ensemble of musicians, "Bush Doctor" transcended musical boundaries, contributing significantly to reggae's international acclaim during the transformative late '70s.

Rolling Stones Records 1C 064-61 708

PETER TOSH - Bush Doctor (1978, Germany)

This is the German release of Bush Doctor This was the first album of Peter Tosh released on the Rolling Stones records label

Rolling Stones Records – 5C 062-61708

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  PETER TOSH - Bush Doctor ( 1978 , Netherlands )

"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)

Virgin V 2081
PETER TOSH - Equal Rights

PETER TOSH - Equal Rights (1977, England)

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.

CBS 32202
PETER TOSH - Legalize It

PETER TOSH - Legalize It (1978, EEC Europe)

"Legalize It," Peter Tosh's 1976 debut solo album, is a reggae milestone advocating marijuana legalization. Recorded in Kingston, Jamaica, its title track became an anthem for social change. Tosh, the album's producer, collaborated with Bunny Wailer and Rita Marley, adding depth to its harmonious vocals. Released during a turbulent era, "Legalize It" transcended music, embodying resistance and personal freedom, leaving an enduring mark on reggae culture and global discourse.

 

PETER TOSH - Legalize it (CBS)

The release of "Legalize it" in the Netherlands was a significant choice, given the country's progressive stance on drug policy. The Netherlands had already taken steps towards decriminalizing marijuana, making it an ideal platform for Tosh's revolutionary album

EMI Rolling Stones Records 3C 064-62914
PETER TOSH - Mystic Man Italy

PETER TOSH - Mystic Man ( 1979 Italy ) New Web-Page  

Peter Tosh's 1979 "Mystic Man" 12" Vinyl LP, a landmark in late '70s reggae, reflects his influential role. As producer and artist, Tosh collaborated with Word, Sound and Power, delivering a unique blend of traditional and innovative elements. Recorded at Dynamic Sound Studio, Kingston, Jamaica, the album's sonic excellence owes much to skilled engineers. Visual aesthetics, curated by Bea Feitler and Annie Leibovitz, complement the mysticism of Tosh's music, solidifying the album's timeless significance.

Rolling Stones Records COC 39111
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PETER TOSH - Mystic Man ( 1979 USA ) New Web-Page  

Peter Tosh's "Mystic Man" 12" Vinyl LP, a USA release, stands as a pivotal contribution to reggae's evolution. Tosh, serving as producer, collaborated with Word, Sound and Power, enriching the album's sonic landscape. Recorded at Kingston's Dynamic Sound Studio, the authenticity of the location adds to its significance. The album's meticulous packaging, featuring original lyrics and designed by Bea Feitler, along with Annie Leibovitz's captivating photography, collectively elevate "Mystic Man" in the context of its time.

Parlophone 1C 064-24 0749
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PETER TOSH - No Nuclear War (1987, EEC Europe)

Peter Tosh's 1987 album "No Nuclear War", released on 12" vinyl LP, showcases the artist's fierce activism against nuclear weapons. Tosh's potent lyrics and reggae-infused sound create a powerful anti-war statement. Despite Tosh's tragic passing, this album serves as a testament to his unwavering spirit and enduring legacy in the world of reggae music.