I really loved this interview to hear history, wisdom, hope, praise, love and goodwill expounded by an Icon of Reggae music. I've followed the wailers as a fan since I was 13 in late 1977, my first year of High School in Australia, now I am 53 and still loving the legacy of the wailers message and learning to play Bass like Carlton Barrett. I picked up a guitar in 1978 and have played their music to amuse myself and at parties. God Bless this wonderful old man and the man who interviewed him who seems to be well schooled in Bunny's musical path.
Jamicians please listen to this interview carefully, Jamaica people are so so special, we dont have to bleach our skin, change our bodies and talk and sing about our sexual body parts because everyone on the earth when they hear the word Jamicians, we are blessed people who everyone looks up too. We are skilled conscious, and everything else. Bunny Wailed is so intelligent I cannot find the words, this man wrote the words of one of the most brilliant albums.
Jacqueline Mcintosh yes you are right, I remember back in the days as a youth in Africa, Jamaica was like a medicine to our pain and hardship because of the music, it was inspiring and Motivating to understand the history while working on the future. I feel sad about somethings in today’s Jamaica. bleaching, guns, dying Reggae etc.
This album is a masterpiece, i can´t get enought of it, i has everything we need for a life in dis planet. Blessed be Bunny for bringing it for us all. Jah Light Jah Love. Where´s the part II ??
Blessed !! Hail Jah Bunny !! thanks to Rodigan for this Interview ,Top of the Class Album from a notable singer and a True Rasta Man . Growing up I was been told of the Blackheart ( Buglas ) Man also . !!! Long Live Jah Bunny !!!
I'm a white italian ad when in my teenage I discovered the album Blackheart Man, just a year later of its release in 1977, I really had no idea who Bunny Wailer was, but just suspected a connection with BM and the Wailers and this revealed to be correct, much more than I felt at that time. The music was very different from the BM&W of the same era, less rock and a lot more soul, if I can tell about it in just two words, and apperead to my ears totally new and not soo easy to fully understand in its meaning. What it could have meant to me, something named Blackheart Man, and sounding so strange? To make things worst, there was no way to read any information about it, anywhere. No media, no magazines, no broadcast was available in Italy at that time, to know something more about who Bunny Wailer really was. Nobody in Italy at that time knew anything about him or his music. The music was amazing and the only thing you could do, trying to understand it, was just listen to it over and over, and this is exactly what I did for about 40 years. What I could'nt never realize at that time, is that the strong emotional charge and message of this music was capable to remain still intact in its pristines, as when it was composed and sung. And, of course, I could'nt even imagine to hear someday Bunny himself to speak about it 40+ years later, how I did it now, with the same pair of ears, well trained to the Blackheart Man lesson. What I know now, is that The Blackeart Man helped me to be a better man, and I'm sure I'm not the only one who benefitted by this. Thank you very much. Respect.
See, now this is where I love to see David, in his element doing what he is most natural at, bonding with and sharing stories from the root with some of the most blessed. Babylon is still falling and we ain't gonna stop until it is 100% gone. Ever faithful and ever sure.
I once heard him say on some Marley documentary "Smoke a spliff and take a walk and lively up yourself" RIP Blackheart man, gonna take that advice daily
Ah rest in peace Bunny Wailer. I didn't even know you died. I always loved your music and will continue to do so until my own end. Your music and your subjects were timeless
Rodigan is the Man and Bunny the LION.....I burn some herbs and sit back and enjoy :) R.I.P Bunny, our Lord God (Jah) has taken him from us, but his memory and music shall forever LIVE with US.
I don't care what anybody say's Blackheart man is the best reggae roots album I've heard & that was in the 70's now in 2020 I still play this album it's brilliant..;-D
Rip Bunny,you were indeed a true legend,you will join superstar and prophet,the Great Bob Marley,Peter Tosh,Jacob miller,Free I,Gregory Isaacs,Dennis Brown,Alton Ellis,Sugar minott,etc,etc,May they all rest in peace🙏🙏🙏
The messages I receive from the the words of truth. Jah rastafari. Gratitude is the fairest blossom which springs from the soul. Do something today that will encourage you to blossom. To and for the neurtuers. Every flower is a soul blossoming in nature. To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow. Jah rastafari. All aboard
To solidified my support for the objectives views and expression otters by Sir Lloyd Coxson, who rightfully set the record straight about reggae music and it's promotional path. I concur with him and stand ready to prove that what is been said about orbiting of Reggae music world wide. My name is Neville Reid
Nah bless our teacher Brother Bunny Wailer. I grew up in the Caribbean in the 80's and can remember then that Rastafarians were discriminated against to the extent that they couldn't get a bank job if they didn't cut off their dreads. Horrible, just HORRIBLE. The black heart man is so true about our society yesterday, today and I hope not tomorrow. One Love Raddigan . Love you long time. Nah bless Bunny Wailer
I really loved this interview to hear history, wisdom, hope, praise, love and goodwill expounded by an Icon of Reggae music. I've followed the wailers as a fan since I was 13 in late 1977, my first year of High School in Australia, now I am 53 and still loving the legacy of the wailers message and learning to play Bass like Carlton Barrett. I picked up a guitar in 1978 and have played their music to amuse myself and at parties. God Bless this wonderful old man and the man who interviewed him who seems to be well schooled in Bunny's musical path.
Blackheart Man the album is one of the greatest recordings ever created. We are blessed to have listened to the words sound & power. ❤️💛💚
Jamicians please listen to this interview carefully, Jamaica people are so so special, we dont have to bleach our skin, change our bodies and talk and sing about our sexual body parts because everyone on the earth when they hear the word Jamicians, we are blessed people who everyone looks up too.
We are skilled conscious, and everything else.
Bunny Wailed is so intelligent I cannot find the words, this man wrote the words of one of the most brilliant albums.
Jacqueline Mcintosh yes you are right, I remember back in the days as a youth in Africa,
Jamaica was like a medicine to our pain and hardship because of the music, it was inspiring
and Motivating to understand the history while working on the future.
I feel sad about somethings in today’s Jamaica. bleaching, guns, dying Reggae etc.
This album is a masterpiece, i can´t get enought of it, i has everything we need for a life in dis planet. Blessed be Bunny for bringing it for us all. Jah Light Jah Love. Where´s the part II ??
Blessed !! Hail Jah Bunny !! thanks to Rodigan for this Interview ,Top of the Class Album from a notable singer and a True Rasta Man . Growing up I was been told of the Blackheart ( Buglas ) Man also . !!! Long Live Jah Bunny !!!
His voice still gold. Jah bless!
A beautiful conversation, for so many reasons. Blackheart Man is, in my opinion, the best album of all the Wailers music
His voice is so beautifully rich and nice sounding, that's a voice that has lived a life.
Rest easy in Dreamland, Bunny 🇯🇲🇪🇹
I'm a white italian ad when in my teenage I discovered the album Blackheart Man, just a year later of its release in 1977, I really had no idea who Bunny Wailer was, but just suspected a connection with BM and the Wailers and this revealed to be correct, much more than I felt at that time. The music was very different from the BM&W of the same era, less rock and a lot more soul, if I can tell about it in just two words, and apperead to my ears totally new and not soo easy to fully understand in its meaning. What it could have meant to me, something named Blackheart Man, and sounding so strange? To make things worst, there was no way to read any information about it, anywhere. No media, no magazines, no broadcast was available in Italy at that time, to know something more about who Bunny Wailer really was. Nobody in Italy at that time knew anything about him or his music. The music was amazing and the only thing you could do, trying to understand it, was just listen to it over and over, and this is exactly what I did for about 40 years. What I could'nt never realize at that time, is that the strong emotional charge and message of this music was capable to remain still intact in its pristines, as when it was composed and sung. And, of course, I could'nt even imagine to hear someday Bunny himself to speak about it 40+ years later, how I did it now, with the same pair of ears, well trained to the Blackheart Man lesson. What I know now, is that The Blackeart Man helped me to be a better man, and I'm sure I'm not the only one who benefitted by this. Thank you very much. Respect.
I miss Bob & peter😞
I was blessed to see Bunny in San Diego, California What an absolute perfect show! RIP legend. To the Most I.
Who came here after the passing of a Legend?!
See, now this is where I love to see David, in his element doing what he is most natural at, bonding with and sharing stories from the root with some of the most blessed. Babylon is still falling and we ain't gonna stop until it is 100% gone. Ever faithful and ever sure.
Fire 🔥 burn down babylon. Blackheart man liveth fi ever. Rest in power idren 👊👊
You mean David Rodigan meets Bunny Wailer?
songs that you'll never get tired of listening to, a true lion !!!!!!
Great interview, two Reggae legends, one performer & one DJ, good stuff!
What an interview. This great music, this great messenger, this great message....a true legend in his rights.
🔥what a good time we had with all these reggae Roots pearls🇯🇲🎶🎶☄️☄️❤️
Bunny’s got that real real voice👌🏿rest up
Mi lion 👊🏿
Greatest Reggae Album....yes it is...Most Conscious and Most Positive Album🙏🙏🙏🙏🚦🚦🚦🚦Jah Blessings Bunny...
Luv his voices
RIP❤️💛💚Your music will never be forgotten
great wealth of knowledge from a great icon
Maximum Respect. Blessed:)
Black Heart man simply an inspirational track and continues to inspire till date.Just awesome.Great!!!
"we must set the example for all generations to come......"
Rodigan said Blackheart Man by Bunny Wailer is his favourite album of all-time. It's difficult for me to disagree with his choice.
Its great but what about Rootsman Skanking?
all nice pieces.no doubt.
but mr.wailer himself said that this is his greatest work.
and who would disagree?
Bunny Wailer....Blackheart Man Album ... Reggae greatness ...
Blackheart Man is indeed a masterpiece! I have the CD💿
It sweet! Rip To the Legend!
I just found out today that he died. Jah B was always an inspiration, full of the joy and wisdom of our forebears.
I once heard him say on some Marley documentary "Smoke a spliff and take a walk and lively up yourself" RIP Blackheart man, gonna take that advice daily
Rest in eternal peace......
Chris Blackwell, what a vampire as Peter Tosh would say.
Être bien. musique
this man always remain true
Black heart man bunny wailer was a great legend he will be missed
Blessed this hero
Rest in peace Bunny
Rest In Power Rasta!
Jah Bless Bunny! Hope your in your dreamland getting high in Jah’s Vineyard ☮️ 🇯🇲 ✌🏿
Daddy Bunny. Jah life
Wonderful.
I love bunny wailer💕💕and David rodigan... blessed jah
LEGEND.👑 GREAT MR.BUNNY WAILER
Ah rest in peace Bunny Wailer. I didn't even know you died. I always loved your music and will continue to do so until my own end. Your music and your subjects were timeless
Supurb,what a great man
What a world, Respect from the upper west side New York city God bless us all.
RIP Wailer
Black heart man was wow ,,that's finest of the bunny wailler
You will be missed Bunny ❤️💛💚
I saw bunny wailer in London at the Brixton academy in 1990 very good gig with my brother Phill and our girlfriends nice one one love
Bunny ,,is the original Black Heartman, live on Jahman
Blessings health happiness and prosperity
big thx for that interview
Blackheart man is no more.rest in peace
legendary we seh
Rest in peace
🔥❤️💛💚🖤🖤🔥 R.I.P Jah B
Great thanks
The living Stone Jah Bunny the Don God Father ,.the original don Dada, a true leader
Absolute magic ❤️
The original Black heart man 🖤 jah continue to strengthen on all things , salute to the Great Bunny Wailer (jah B) Rastafari lives ❤️💛💚
Bunny Wailer we hope to get you here to Utah. We'll keep in touch!!
Great!
Nice .ABOUT the heart man
Love to Blackheart man. Raspect eternally From I.
Rodigan is the Man and Bunny the LION.....I burn some herbs and sit back and enjoy :)
R.I.P Bunny, our Lord God (Jah) has taken him from us, but his memory and music shall forever LIVE with US.
LOVE
Yeah 👌
jah bless
Another big one 🔥🔥🔥🔥
It is with maximum support that I associate myself with the knowledge shared with my brethren Jah B. Risespect
Love you ❤❤❤❤❤
FLY HIGH MAESTRO
thanks !
Forever and ever
I don't care what anybody say's Blackheart man is the best reggae roots album I've heard & that was in the 70's now in 2020 I still play this album it's brilliant..;-D
I didn't read your comment yet but I've just written mine and I totally agree.
Yes, the Absolute BEST!!!
Great sound quality
Bless up jah b.
Bunny…. Best singing voice in the Wailers
you give us good music
Jah Jah victory! Rest in power Jah B
Rest In Peace Legend Bunny Wailer.
love love music bunny wailer go go go in thailand
love ganja
🚔🚔🚔😭😭😭
( bix thailand ) 💸💸💸
Rip Bunny,you were indeed a true legend,you will join superstar and prophet,the Great Bob Marley,Peter Tosh,Jacob miller,Free I,Gregory Isaacs,Dennis Brown,Alton Ellis,Sugar minott,etc,etc,May they all rest in peace🙏🙏🙏
RIP
The messages I receive from the the words of truth. Jah rastafari. Gratitude is the fairest blossom which springs from the soul. Do something today that will encourage you to blossom. To and for the neurtuers. Every flower is a soul blossoming in nature. To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow. Jah rastafari. All aboard
Great
Big up Papa Rodi. Nuff respect
To solidified my support for the objectives views and expression otters by Sir Lloyd Coxson, who rightfully set the record straight about reggae music and it's promotional path. I concur with him and stand ready to prove that what is been said about orbiting of Reggae music world wide.
My name is Neville Reid
Song of minute 5:55 ?
Fighting against conviction
Rip Legend
Honorable
Farewell Jah Bunny,thankyou for your righteousness, for speaking the truth
Bunny gone a zion
Farewell Jah lion
High my big brother 💯💯💪👌🙌😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
" RODDIE " ALWAYS THE " """ NUMBER ONE """" FOR THE INTERVIEWS............ " RODDIE " YU CYAARN TES "
A so mi seh too Bunny Master
PAECE LOVE AND RASTA
Nah bless our teacher Brother Bunny Wailer. I grew up in the Caribbean in the 80's and can remember then that Rastafarians were discriminated against to the extent that they couldn't get a bank job if they didn't cut off their dreads. Horrible, just HORRIBLE. The black heart man is so true about our society yesterday, today and I hope not tomorrow. One Love Raddigan . Love you long time. Nah bless Bunny Wailer
BLACK HEART-MAN till the END of EVERYTHING ❤️💛💚🖤🇹🇹🇹🇹💪🏽✊🏼👏🏼 BUNNY WAILER TROD-ON my IDREN trod on to the PEARLIE GATES🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️
everyones got on their beyer dt770’s