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LUVED BOB ANDY! I WAS 15 YEARS OLD WHEN I LUVED HIS MUSIC!! I AM NOW 72 AND HIS MUSIC SYILL SINGS TO MY SOUL!! REST IN PEACE SIR BOB!! 🙏 ❤️

My Condolences to all his Family and friends for thier loss I used to listen to young gifted and black when i was just a boy and never new who was the artist's i thought was some american singers for all the years growing up untill later found out now that it's the Reggae Legends Bob Andy and the great Marcia Griffiths May his soul rest in power 🙏🌷

My life and vision of how to live and see life was changed, when I met and spent two months living together on his last visit to Sydney Australia around 20 years ago, We spent most of the time together, chatting and cooking, well, he would chat and I just listen, He always makes sure I understood everything he was telling me, If I didn't, He would explain more in-depth, Until I Did I use to think of bob andy as being so heavy when he speaks or explaining consciousness & livity, He should have a professor, with his vision by teaching it to every young and old Jamaican, That would be an interesting outcome our beautiful country, I will never forget Bob Andy, He was a true Gentleman and a Conscious Rastaman RIP My brother.

Legend. A honour to have represented you in Europe and see you perform on stage. RIP

I can’t be the only one fighting back 😢 after watching this touching tribute. As soon as Ken Boothe sang the last word in “Got to tell you goodbye, babe,” I was searching for a tissue. This tribute had so much love! It’s not lost on any of us that all in the video are the💥TRUE Ministers of Jamaican 🇯🇲 Culture💥. All the ladies-Oh man-YOU SANG THAT! 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯 👑 Bob Andy is too busy being a guiding Angel to be resting anywhere in the universe. One love ✨🙏🏾✨❤️💚💛✨

Young ! Gifted & Black - Two of my fav Bob Andy & Marcia Griffiths! A writer par excellence! #lovesign BOB! Top class writer! I don’t know if Jamaica 🇯🇲 really gave him the honor he deserved while he was here in the flesh! One of a kind- BOB ANDY !

Great live video R.I.P Bob Andy your legacy will live on forever king 🙏🕊👑🇯🇲🇪🇹💚💛❤💪👑🦁

Rest In Power Bob Andy🙏🏾❤️

BOB ANDY ONE OF THE GREATEST SINGER SONG WRITERS OUT OF JAMAICA,IM GOING HOME ONE OF MY FAVORITES

Pure love ...Bob Andy will surely be missed in years to come and beyond..his catalogue of music...a fine tribute ...and Marcia Griffiths what an example no one can ever fill your shoes love you always my idle.

BOB ANDY and MARICA GRIFFITHS was of many JAMAICAN singers that made it to the international world of music and help to pave the way for others to follow there footsteps, like BOB MARLEY AND THE WAILERS. THE BLACKSTONES

Bob Andy icon,SIP😭

Give thanx, mr.Andy!

Bendecido sabath Hermanos y Hermanas..en paz descanse Bob Andy🔯gracias Jah guie con amor y sabiduria nuestras vidas.Respect.i n i

Nuff Respect Sister Marcia

A true icon

R. I. P. 🙏😢💚💛❤️

🙏🏽❤ one of my favourite artist

Hey Aunty Marcia and my pretend baby daddy 😂😂😂😂 Beres. Though the tides turn, Jamaica 🇯🇲 is still full of greatness. Love you all loads.. it seems both men and women have that trait 😊 I have one here lol. Jah perfect love to all . You all are awesome Icons.

Beres Hammond have young energy

Merci Nesta market ✌

Jah jah🙏✌

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Top 10 Authentic Roots Reality Reggae vocalists….1. Bob Marley 2. Bob Andy 3. Peter Tosh 4. Bunny Wailer 5. Burning Spear 6. Jacob Miller 7. Horace Andy 8. Jimmy Cliff 9. Garnett Silk 10. Luciano

Top 10 Authentic Reggae Romantic Vocalists…1. Dennis Brown 2. John Holt 3. Alton Ellis 4. Delroy Wilson 5. Gregory Isaacs 6. Ken Boothe 7. Sugar Minott 8. Al Campbell 9. Freddie McGregor 10. Beres Hammond

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I would have liked to respond on all the eloquent speakers in this video, ( and I must apologise for not recognizing more than a few of you) but that would make my message too long. So I'm just going to comment on two speakers, the lady in red and the seated man in black puma top. Due to how the popular media relate to reggae music, back in say the 60s-80s, our innovative musical philosophers got overlooked, pushed into the background. Some time ago I read a deplorable article in a Sunday magazine about reggae. It was probably one of the only articles a mainly white public would have read in their life. If so those readers would carry a very limited view of reggae music, artist and lyracist for their life. It could be the journalist just wanted to implant a negative view into the heads of a limited minded audience anyway. Unlike say writing about reggae figures in the shining way that you spoke about Bob Andy. My second comment is in regards to what the man said about wondering how Bob as a Jamaican could do what he did. I really heard what he said, because we Jamaicans don't have a great tradition of uplifting our philosophers and prophets as such. But this is a new century and we have to write a new song in the way we relate to our great minds. I'm really pleased to see that the video has gone some way in redressing the imbalance. Recognizing Bob Andy for the intellect and genius he channelled into his art is a good step, and i look forward to any future vids that explore otherwise hidden knowledge about Westindian figureheads. Keep up your great work!! 😀💣💥💞❤💚💛😀

I am not sure what Protoje is doing in this footage?!? 🤔🙄