MERGER Biko (Live on Revolver 1978) Excellent Roots Reggae
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@kalcidis thanks for your answer!! i found it as a 45 rpm, i have to flip it if i want the second part.i would prefer a 12" with the complete song on a-side and the version (i guess it is a killer) on b side.
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they actually sound better live that on record a tribute to great and forward thinking musicians well ahead of their time NUFF SAID wicked
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Merger played in front of over 200 thousand people at blackbushe 78 . . along with Joan armatrading bob dylan and eric clapton. What a day that was .
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@wisenatts check out the video of them on the old grey whistle test. exile in babylon
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did merger play at blackbush airport festival the Dylan and Clapton one in 77 i think. brilliant
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Bloody hell! Where did you manage to get this from? I have one of their albums from 1977 but I didn't know anything about the group. Thanks to youtube I am finding out more and more about this much underrated band. It's nice to be reminded that people once played live instruments. I wonder where they are now? Thanks
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@xensema it was released as a 12" on Emergency Records. A really nice picture sleeve on it.
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It would be good to see the original 12 inch come out on CD or mp3 anyone have one?
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the lps i know from this band are some of the best militant roots reggae i never heard....check them!their titles are armaggedon time and exiles in babylon...but the song biko doesnt appear on them is it coming from a third unknown album or was it just a 45's??
The first time that i heard this song was around 1982 and now 25 years later i see the video. In that time in Belgium the governement paved the way to allow and legalize private radio stations.. THANK YOU for sharing this video.
ilias3000 4 years ago 5
Thanks 4 posting this vid, any chance u can bring back merger.....great band in the late 70s early 80s. Winston Bennett is the lead singer and has wrote many more brilliant lyrics
grooveychick777 4 years ago 3