One Love: Life with Bob Marley and the Wailers

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Summary: Mixed Reviews
Review: Although I found some rare pictures of BOB in this book, I was rather suprised to see a lot of other pictures "frozen" from live video foootage from "Rebel Music". As a result there are many pictures with very poor quality. It appears that he filled out the book with any thing he could find. I have not finished reading the book yet, but I am not that impressed with the pictures, and secondly Lee Jaffe only know BOB for a couple of years. Unfortunately we "die hard" Marley fans buy anything with Marley on it. I give the book a C rating.

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Summary: Great Tosh pictures
Review: GREAT pictures of Peter Tosh and of course of Bob and the rest of the Wailers . I found the book to be a bit of an ego trip for the author to point himself out at every oportunity in the pictures that he was in haming up the shot as he always seem to be Bogarting .Some how Lee always looks even more disshevled than the rastas themselves. You cant become a rasta you have to be one from time begun and it is obvious the author got on board way down the line but kudos for getting onboard that train. Rare photos of Tosh for his debut solo album are the real prize here as are some rare shots of Bob . Worth buying just for cutting out pictures and framing them. Peace to Lee.

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Summary: Reggae Fans Rejoice
Review: With the publication of "One Love", fans of The Wailers get a look at the early days of the greatest Reggae band of all time. Thanks to the photography of Lee Jaffe and his remembrances, we have a portrait of what it must have been like to have been there with this brilliant group of musicians.