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04/09/83

Keystone

Berkeley

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Defenders Dub So Long Rastafari > Natty Never Get Weary Jah Alone a Christian Blood In A Babylon Too Long in Slavery Rally Around Jahoviah's Throne Two Sevens Clash Behold

The Rastaman Disobedient Children Ethiopians Waan Guh Home Forward to Africa A Double Tribute To The O.M. Lion Rock International Herb Natty Never Get Weary E: Armagiddion War

Joseph Hill & The Soul Defenders Opened Joseph Hill - Vocals Freddie 'Fatstring' Thomas - Lead Guitar Jah Privie - Rhythm Guitar Vin Morgan - Keyboards, Backing Vocals Unknown - Percussion Antonio Greene - Saxophone Everald 'Evrol' Gayle - Trombone Sezz Walker - Bass Lewis Daley - Drums

04/14/83

Unknown

Chico

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Intro Dub Instrumental Medley So Long Rastafari Calling Love Shines Brighter Behold Interlude The Rastaman Interlude Jah Alone A Christian A Double Tribute To Bob Marley Interlude Two Sevens Clash Holy Mount Zion Interlude Armagiddion War Interlude Lion Rock Interlude Too Long In Slavery Interlude Ethiopians Waan Guh Home Interlude Dog Ago Nyam Dog Interlude Natty Never Get Weary

04/16/83

Commodore Ballroom

Vancouver

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Intro Dub, Dub Medley, Never Get Weary Yet, Love Shines Brighter, Dog Ago Nyam Dog, Armagiddion War, Double Tribute To The O.M., "Joseph Hill's Chant", Two Sevens Clash, ???, "Banter", Encore: Rastaman, International Herb, Ethiopians Waan Guh Home, Too Long In Slavery, Natty Never Get Weary

04/18/83

Ping Pong Palace

Chico

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Instrumental Medley So Long Rastafari > Natty Never Get Weary Love Shines Bright Behold > The Rastaman > Band Intros Jah Alone a Christian A Double Tribute to the O.M. Two Sevens Clash Holy Mountain Zion Ammagiddion War Lion Rock Bring Back Culture > E: Too Long in Slavery E: Ethiopians Waan Guh Home E: Repatriation is a Must > E: Band Intros E: Natty Never Get Weary > E: Jordan River

This is a classic early 80's show that has a wonderful delicate feeling as they get a rhythm going, then add in the slightest change, say a very simple bell or slight keyboard riff and just jam that for a bit, then add in another aspect. It reminds me of that I-Vibe show from My Fathers Place in 1979. Great show.

09/04/83

Keystone

Berkeley

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??/??/83

Unknown

Austin

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