Bob Marley - Punky Reggae Party

[TheMadDivine]

In love with this version!

[tuomaankuoma1]

Hey. Sorryy , went so long, but try beemp3 . If not gonna find I will give hole reckord to you.

[pigd0g301]

Thumbs up if your going to the punky reggae party!

[speedmic1]

best off music and religion MM

[josuneta]

now i understand evetrything

[bmx2542]

my role model bob marley is the biggest legend ever lived

[TheEdjc]

SONZEIRA LOKA....

SALV O REI BOB !

[Khultan]

I'm very disappointed and offended by you, Mr. Bob Marley. Why did you change the lyrics, hunh? Why'd you put The Jam, hunh?

[nateyay]

10 minutes is about the time needed to face two joints I think Bob Figured this out...

[erkanutazo]

BOB* LIVE*

[dude75able]

Yes-i

[dude75able]

Natty dreds, natty dreds NATTY CONGO I.

Jah Rastafari

[DangerDoom901]

no way i always thought it was a FUNKY reggae party

[SecZero1]

i love this tune :D  -> Funky Reggae Party :D

[BillKillIll]

slicklick

[sobriono]

Exceleeeeeeente rola¡¡¡¡¡

[MrSHICK80]

thank you nicole for showing me the light

[dealdesign0001]

If you like this video, you will definitely like "reggaelinx website" they have the best collection of reggae and dancehall videos.

[exodusmk]

its takes joyful sound, to make the world go round

come with your heart and soul, come and rock your bone!!! I am thrilled :D

[TheMarxistmike]

The description of this is kinda wrong, it was actually made in response to Bob change of opinion of the new British punk scene, he originally thought they were white racist skinheads or something, but upon finding out how cool they were he made a song about their scene. This has nothing to do with the release of the Clash's cover of Police and Thieves. It actually has a lot to do with Don Letts, who introduced Bob to the British punk scene

[NLB90805]

@TheMarxistmike Junior Murvin wasn't too happy with the Cover the Clash made of this song.

[TheMarxistmike]

@NLB90805 Which is why it seems unlikely that Bob would respond to their cover, especially considering he would have know how Murvin felt. He responded because of his new knowledge and perception of the early British punk scene.

[DelStrainComedy]

@TheMarxistmike Bang on mate bang on, the wailers will be their The Damened, The Jam, The Clash tipping his hat to them, i met Don Letts twice he is responsible and at a time when young angry British Youth were rebelling the clash told us its about Class not Race Divide & Conquer rich and poor. Sound Familiar not much changed.

[dragossh]

@TheMarxistmike Very informative, thanks!

[Khultan]

@TheMarxistmike But there's more to that story than you might not suspect.

[TheMarxistmike]

@Khultan I suspect I know a good amount friend, but I know that I will never know for certain what Bob was thinking. Though from all the evidence us historians can say some things for certain, and this is one of them!

[Khultan]

@TheMarxistmike I KNOW in this case you know nothing and never had reason to question anything fed to you by the media, you twenty three year old 'historian'.

[TheMarxistmike]

@Khultan I know nothing? That's subjective. You presuming you know something about someone you troll on FB proves you're a crazy lunatic, which is objective. That said, what does media and which I use have anything to do with Bob Marley? Also, if you didn't look at my screen name I'm a Marxist, so your comment seems kind of off target. Also, I do have a masters in History, you should know that from creeping, weirdo. Sorry for trying to help anyone searching for more knowledge.

[iwantcompletecontrol]

@TheMarxistmike What you said doesn't contradict the fact that it could've been written in response to The Clash's cover of "Police and Thieves." It's very possible that because he initially thought punks were racists, upon hearing The Clash cover a black reggae song he realized that punk and reggae have a lot in common, and was inspired to write this song as a gesture of unity. Every account I've heard about the writing of this song states The Clash as the primary influence...

[TheMarxistmike]

@iwantcompletecontrol It's very doubtful that it was a direct response to the Clash and their cover alone, although their cover played a role in mending the confusion between reggae and early punk. There were other important bands that used reggae elements and covered songs before the Clash (the Slits and the Jam). The point is that the Clash were only one part, a small part.  Don Letts played the most important role, w/ Basement 5. Check dates too. Clash matter, but aren't the total reason.

[midulcebombon]

EXCELENTE, QUE ROLON!!!!!

[bobskins808]

love this mix

[kikina0608]

love this version!!!

[volvo545]

Its give 2 Fucking Idiots

[JamesBeam420]

One of my favorite Bob lyrics ever "a tip from a gypsy

she said "man you gettin tipsy"

hiding from reality

in your world of hypocrisy"

[DjhutiAnkh]

Holy Cow! I thought I was a real Bobologist, I don't think ever heard this version. The percussion is wicked!

[timetocomeup]

bubble where i bubble, ain't lookin' for no trouble....but if ya' trouble, trouble.....we'll give it you double

[TYisthebeast]

i always thought he said its a funky reggae party

[MsElyess]

SHIT)))) BUT THANKS)))

i downloaded from Legend 2002...but....it was an other version)))) i like this version more))))0 for me.....this version is more better))))

[MsElyess]

Please give me a link...to mp3 of this version of song....I`m fucked up of it!!!)))))))

[bandulu4real]

@MsElyess I broke two of my biggest hard drives last year and lost almost 1 TB worth of tunes. S** happens but I'm much too lazy to rip all the vinyl tunes I own again. The only chance to get hold of this tune is via ebay et al. It was re-released on CD too. Search "Punky Reggae Party" on wikipedia if you want to learn more.

you found it?

cool! good luck!

cheers

[lijpo66666]

@MsElyess

just search a way to download videos off youtube then u can download this one

[camats2010]

@MsElyess If you haven't gotten the song yet, just type in punky reggae party mediafire mp3 on google to download the song. You'll get it right away

[cakeii1]

@MsElyess vidtomp3.com

[MsElyess]

from where i can get this version?... uh?...

Guys help....i need it!!! REALLY REALY NEED IT!!!!

[Cntiede22]

i love punk rock :)

[Stu411]

Such a badass song, what exactly does he mean by a "punky" reggae party though? 

[Cntiede22]

@Stu411 Hes talking about bands like the clash. they were really influenced by raggae music. bob was a fan of most punk rock bands tho... Hes just talking about the new generation of music really

[Lello89ify]

der beste mann deeer weelt!!!!!!!love ya

[yopoleo27]

excellent son

[yopoleo27]

excellent

[yopoleo27]

genial

[bigstar1000]

Fantastic B-side!

[Redi523]

Chido

[edum85]

PANKY REGGA PARTY SMOKING WEED ALBENIAN KOSOVO LOVE BOB MARLEY

[denizthebig]

fuck umg all the good bob marley videos are banned :( please dont be naughty cuz thats a punky reggea party

[BitOveRate]

@denizthebig fuck um before all that too

[denizthebig]

One of the Best from him.......Love & Peace ;)

[EDDIEG71420]

THE BEST EVER!!!! 

[qwertman45]

not a huge fan of this mix, love the song.

[TheDanieltazolima]

Perfeito.



[sideshowbobmarley]

come down to aussie for the punky reggae party, perth baby!!...is where u will find it!!

[Boogieboy138]

i read he wrote this song about the punk band Clash

[Medipak]

this is my fav version

[ashkaln]

PUNKY REGGAE PARTY !

[8SqueakBoxxx8]

Bob Marley is fucking killing anybody else.

[siroko31]

wonderful

[nstort]

up da punx evan Bob Marley was a punk. oi!oi! oi! to da world.

[beckylikesmusic]

cool version, I like it :)

[Nfsever]

love you love you love you love you Smoke marihjuana

[taskwindows]

lee perry mix...a stolen version

[bandulu4real]

probably

[oldhomeplace42]

@taskwindows learn your history

[shaggygrosso]

jah blesssssss

[nikdelic]

long live reggae long live punk. rebel forever

[missyb721]

nice version...:)! thanks for sharing

[Ax3LGM]

feel so good

[imlil76]

New wave New craze a punky reggae party tonight...

Bob you're a real legend..