Catch a fire

"Catch a fire"
Studio album of the ウェイラーズ
Release	1973April 13
Recording	Dynamic sound studio, Harry J studio, Randy studio, Jamaica Kingston Island studio, England London From 1972 to 1973
Genre	Reggae
Time	38 minutes 46 seconds
Label	Tough gong/Island
Produce	Bob Marley Chris Blackwell
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The ウェイラーズ chronological table
Seoul revolution part II (1971) Catch a fire (1973) African herb man (1973)
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The catch a fire (Catch a Fire) is an album of first the ウェイラーズ in a major label. I was released in 1973 by an island record.

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Summary

By this album, the band became an international hero, and Marley came to be special from Caribbean and Africa to European emigrant and American African-Americans particularly all over the world. The lyrics of social contents and the aggressive sound gave a shock to many listeners. In addition, besides, I was attracted by the confrontational subject of the music of two people called Bob Marley and Peter Tosh and an optimistic viewpoint to freedom under the suppression.

The catch a fire acquires the 171st place and the 51st place in each chart of the pop album and black album of the North American billboard and is chosen as the 123rd place of best album 500 in all time when a rolling stone magazine chooses you [¹].

The re-version that was mixed in the U.K.

After recording, the master tape was sent to the U.K. for re-mixture, and the album of the British version was produced with American musicians by Chris Blackwell who was the president of island レコーズ. John "rabbit" band Rick participated in an organ to rhythm / lead guitar for re-mixture Wayne Perkins. Because Blackwell was going to put ウェイラーズ on sale for a lock market at the time, I added a modification to the whole album to be popular with lock markets at the whole more. As a plain example, guitar solo was added to "concrete jungle", and I enhanced a turn of the music, and speed was quickened. But Marley takes such a modification favorably and is busy for the later musicality. It was album non-collecting for a reason same as "a high tide or low tide" as for two pieces of "the oar D oar night". An original sound source before Blackwell makes a modification and the sound source after the modification are recorded in "catch a fire Deluxe Edition" released in 2001 in Class two pieces [²].

Symbolic cover art

That it is to the thing that an album imitated Zippo writer [³], and the original settled 2,000 pieces for in 1973 opens the part of the cover when take a record; the system was such that devoted itself. However, it was necessary to make this jacket by hand, and I was replaced with a different thing by the producer who wanted to sell a record in large quantities. Therefore the original Zippo jacket became the collector's item. The Zippo jacket belonging to the ウェイラーズ became the notation of Bob Marley & the ウェイラーズ after the change and became the photograph that Marley smoked cannabis.

List of music

A side

1. "Concrete Jungle" (Bob Marley) - 4:13
2. "Slave Driver" (Bob Marley) - 2:53
3. "400 Years" (Peter Tosh) - 2:45
4. "Stop That Train" (Peter Tosh) - 3:55
5. "Baby We've Got A Date (Rock It Baby) "(Bob Marley) - 3:57

B side

1. "Stir It "(Bob Marley) to improve - 5:32
2. "Kinky Reggae" (Bob Marley) - 3:37
3. "No More Trouble" (Bob Marley) - 3:57
4. "Midnight Ravers" (Bob Marley) - 5:10

CD bonus truck

1. "High Tide or Low Tide" (Bob Marley) - 4:40
2. "All Day All Night" (Bob Marley) - 3:26

Deluxe Edition of 2001

Disk 1

1. "Concrete Jungle" - 4:16
2. "Stir It "- 3:39 to improve
3. "High Tide Or Low Tide" - 4:45
4. "Stop That Train" - 3:55
5. "400 Years" - 3:03
6. "Baby We've Got A Date (Rock It Baby) "- 4:05
7. "Midnight Ravers" - 5:09
8. "All Day All Night" - 3:29
9. "Slave Driver" - 2:57
10. "Kinky Reggae" - 3:45
11. "No More Trouble" - 5:16

Disk 2

1. "Concrete Jungle" - 4:15
2. "Slave Driver" - 2:55
3. "400 Years" - 2:47
4. "Stop That Train" - 3:57
5. "Baby We've Got A Date (Rock It Baby) "- 3:59
6. "Stir It "- 5:35 to improve
7. "Kinky Reggae" - 3:39
8. "No More Trouble" - 4:00
9. "Midnight Ravers" - 5:08

Credit

• Bob Marley - lead singer, acoustic guitar
• Peter Makin Tosh - piano, organ, guitar, vocal
• Bunny Livingstone - conga, bongo, vocal
• Aston (family man) Barrett - bass guitar
• Carlton (Charlie) Barrett - drums
• Oar arrangement - Bob Marley & the ウェイラーズ
• Engineer - Carlton Lee, Stu Barrett, Tony Platt
• Produce - Bob Marley, Chris Blackwell

Allied item

• Piccadilly Circus

Footnote

[Help]

1. ^ The RS 500 Greatest Albums of All Time -123) Catch a Fire
2. ^ Island Records - Bob Marley & The Wailers: Catch A Fire (2 CD Deluxe Edition)
3. ^ Roots Archives: Bob Marley & The Wailers - Catch A Fire

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