The Marley Family is releasing a three-album version of Bob Marley and The Wailers Live! For the first time, the full concerts from their famous two nights at the Lyceum London on July 17th and July 18th in 1975 will be heard in their entirety. The version of the album that has been listened to for years only included seven songs from the second show. The three LP package will be released on 180-gram black vinyl and digitally on December 16th on the UDiscover site. A reproduction of their 1975 tour program will be included in the set. A seven-inch vinyl disc will be exclusively available at the UDiscover site and the Bob Marley Museum in Kingston, Jamaica.

[youtube id=”Xij0dILKplw”] [youtube id=”KlfATa1vx1Q”] Damian Marley was the musical guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night and he performed “Everybody Wants To Be Somebody” and “Nail Pon Cross” from his Stony Hill album coming out October 28th.

[youtube id=”WmfgK5-xBUI”] Stephen Marley and Waka Flocka walk through the streets with a lion and drummers play in the grass for Marley’s “Scars On My Feet” video. Their collaboration is one of the best contributions on Marley’s Revelations Part II: Fruit Of Life album. Images of Dr. King and the struggles of Black people are blended in with their footage to show the root of the struggles they have survived and conquered to be whole.

Peter Tosh’s Word, Sound and Power band will reunite on October 22nd for the opening of the Peter Tosh Museum in Kingston, Jamaica. The original members including Sly Dunbar, Robbie Shakespeare, Mikey Chung, Steve Golding, Robbie Lyn, Keith Sterling, Carlton “Santa” Davis, George “Fully” Fullwood, Carlton Smith, Derrick Lara, Junior Moore, Donald Kinsey and session musicians Dean Fraser and Nambo Robinson will perform at the event. Ky-Mani Marley and Tarrus Riley are also scheduled to perform at the event. The Peter Tosh Museum will honor Tosh’s legacy as a founding member of  The Wailers and his solo career. To find out more about Peter Tosh check out PeterTosh.com.