Every Little Thing Gonna Be Alright (38 page)

influence of,

The Platters,

Port Royal,

Power Station,

Presley, Elvis, xvi, xviii,

Professor Longhair,

The Prophets,

Public Enemy,

“Put It On,”

Pyfrom, Al,

Race

Marley, Bob on,

Rahasimanana, Paul-Bert,

Rainbow Theatre

gigs at,

Ramdeem,

Randy’s Record Shop,

Randy’s Studios,

Ranglin, Ernest,

Rap,

Ras Joe

on death,

Ras Michael and the Sons of Negus,

Simon, Peter, and,

“Rastafarian Chant,”

Rastafarianism, xii,

Bongo-U on,

celebrations of,

dialect of,

diet of,

on “Exodus,”

Garvey, Marcus, and,

on hair,

in Jamaica,

Manley, Michael, on,

Marley, Stephen, on,

music and,

philosophy of,

on revolution,

rituals of,

Selassie, Haile, and,

sexuality of,

Rastaman Vibrations
,

success of,

R&B

in Jamaica,

“Rebel Music,”

Red Stripe,

Redding, Otis,

Reddy, Helen,

“Redemption Song,”

Anderson, Al, on,

Lindo, Earl “Wire,” on,

Reed, Lou,

Reggae, xii,

bass in,

CBS Records and,

current state of,

deejay stars in,

derivations of,

direction of,

drummers in,

exposure of,

globalization of,

in Grammys,

Island Records and,

Livingston, Bunny, on,

Marley, Bob, on,

in Miami,

musicianship in,

Oja on,

origins of,

politicians and,

popularity of,

qualities of,

revolutionary nature of,

“roots,”

royalties and,

Tosh, Peter, on,

Turner, Teresa, on,

Reggae Boys,

“Reggae On Broadway,”

Reggae Sunsplash festival,

Reid, Duke,

Reid, Owen,

Reid, Vic,

“Reincarnated Soul,” 247

Revectoring,

Richards, Keith,

“Road Block,”

Robinson, Smokey,

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame,

Rock ‘N’ Groove
(Bunny Wailer),

Rock steady,

defining,

ska and,

Rodney, Winston,

Rolling Stone
(magazine),

The Rolling Stones,

in Studio One,

Romeo, Max,

Roots,

Roy and Millie,

Royalties

in reggae,

of the Wailers,

Ruby, Jack,

on recording,

“Rude Boy,”

Rude boys,

Rufaro Stadium,

Carter, Mick, on,

Ruffing, Bruce,

“Rule Them Rudie,”

Rumba,

“Runaway Girl” (U Roy),

Rundgren, Todd,

“Running Away,”

Ruskin, Mickey,

Santana, Carlos,

Savane, Vernal,

School,

“Screw Face,”

Seaga, Edward

Jamaica Labor Party of,

Manley, Michael, and,

at Marley’s funeral,

Security Merchant Bank

in estate affairs,

Selassie, Haile,

Garvey, Marcus, on,

Patterson, Secco, on,

philosophy of,

Rastafarianism and,

speeches of,

“Selassie I Is the Temple,”

Senagalese Delegation,

Sense less
(film),

“Sexual Healing” (Marvin Gaye),

Shabba Ranks,

Shakespeare, Robbie,

Shanachie Records,

Shang Records,

Sharpe, Sam,

Shearer, Hugh,

Shirley, Roy,

“Simmer Down,”

success of,

Simon, Kate,

Simon, Peter,

at Grounation,

Simpson, Nicole,

Simpson, O.J.,

Sims, Danny,

Sinclair, John,

Sister Nancy,

Ska,

defining,

emergence of,

origins of,

rock steady and,

The Skatalites,

“Slave Driver,”

Slave trade,

Small, Millie,

voice of,

“Small Ax,”

“Smile Jamaica,”

Smile Jamaica concert,

Green, Cherry,

Smith, Patti,

Smith, Slim,

Soccer,

Songs of Freedom
,

Songwriting,

Sony Corp.

legal dealings with,

“Soon Come” (Peter Tosh),

Soukous,

“Soul Rebel,”

Soul Rebels
,

The Soulettes,

Marley, Rita, in,

Sound systems

in Jamaica,

Sounds
(magazine),

Springsteen, Bruce

gigs with,

St. Croix, Stephen,

Starlite,

Stax Records,

Steel band,

Steffens, Roger, xix-xx,

Steinberg, David,

“Stepping Razor,”

Stevens, Cat,

“Stir It Up,”

Streisand, Barbra,

Studio One,

Dodd, Coxsone, at,

recording with,

Rolling Stones in,

Studio One Records

Dodd, Coxsone, at,

Studio Two

the Wailers in,

Sue Records,

Super Beagle

on Jamaican music,

“Superstition,”

Survival,

“Survival,”

Swank
(magazine),

SWAPO,

Taj Mahal,

Taylor, Don,

on Marley’s death,

shooting of,

“Teenager In Love,”

The Teenagers,

Tekere, Edgar,

“Thank You Lord,”

“The Aggrovators Meet the

Revolutionaries” (The Meditations, Culture),

“Them Belly Full,”

Third World,

social phenomenon in,

Third World Peace Medal,

Thomas, Lowell,

Thomson, Dennis,

“Three Little Birds,” 194,

Toots and the Maytalls,

Tosh, Peter,

on death,

on Jamaican music,

leaving the Wailers,

Manley, Michael, and,

on marijuana murder of,

on reggae,

signature of,

on United Nations,

Tourism,

Traffic,

“Trenchtown Rock,” 25,

lyrics of,

protest elements of,

The Trip
(Melody Makers),

Trojan,

Tuff Gong Records International,

Island Records and,

motto of,

“Turn The Light Down Low,”

Turner, Teresa

on reggae,

Twelve Tribes organization

Gad, Vernon Carrington, on,

“Twist Baby” (Owen Grey),

U Roy,

innovations of,

UB-40,

U.K. Privy Council,

in estate affairs,

United Nations

Tosh, Peter, on,

Universal Negro Improvement

Association,

Universal Studios Florida

lawsuits against,

Uprising
,

influences of,

The Upsetter.
See
Perry, Lee “Scratch”

The Village Voice
,

Vinyl,

Virgin Records,

Wail ‘M’ Soul ‘M,’,

Wailer, Bunny.
See
Livingston, Bunny The Wailers,

Blackwell, Chris, and,

Cayman Music and,

in Central Park,

current lineup of,

diet of,

disbanding of,

early recordings of,

early repertoire of,

European tour of,

Family Man in,

formation of,

free concerts of,

Gaye, Marvin, and,

Griffiths, Marcia, in,

instrumental backing of,

interviewing,

lineup of,

Livingston, Bunny, in,

Livingston, Bunny, leaving,

at Manhattan Center,

Marley, Rita, in,

media response to,

Mowatt, Judy, in,

musical development of,

royalties of,

signing,

in Studio

Tosh, Peter, leaving,

touring with,

vocal stylings of,

Wailin’ Soul,

The Wailing Rudeboys,

The Wailing Wailers.
See
The Wailers

“Waiting In Vain,”

“Wake Up and Live,”

Walker, Clawrence

in estate affairs,

Walker, Jeff,

Walker, T-Bone,

Walters, Ricky,

Wanted Dead or Alive
(Peter Tosh),

“War,”

“War in Babylon” (Max Romeo),

Warhol, Andy,

WEA International,

“We’ll Meet” (Roy and Millie),

“What A Plot” (Melody Makers),

“What Am I Living For?,”

What’s Goin’ On
,

White, Timothy,

on West Indian record business,

“Who Feels It Knows It,”

Williams, Clinton,

Willington, Rupert,

Willoughby, Neville,

Wills,

Wilson, Delroy,

Wilson’s Heartbeat Records,

Winecarnes,

Wonder, Stevie,

“Wonderful World, Beautiful People”

(Leslie Kong),

Word Sound & Power,

on tour,

Worldwide Church of God,

Yellowman,

Yesehey, Abouna,

“You Poured Sugar On Me,”

Youths Professional,

ZANLA,

ZANU,

Zimbabwe

concert in,

freedom of,

teargas in,

turmoil in,

“Zimbabwe,”

impact of,

Zolt, Marvin,