Equal Rights

Equal Rights
Equal Rights
Studioalbum von Peter Tosh
Veröffentlichung 1977
Label CBS Inc
Format CD, LP
Genre Reggae
Anzahl der Titel 8

Besetzung

Produktion
Studio Randy’s Studio (Kingston) und weitere
Chronologie
Legalize it
(1976)		 Equal Rights Bush Doctor
(1978)

Equal Rights (Gleichberechtigung) ist ein Album des Reggaemusikers Peter Tosh. Mit diesem 1977 veröffentlichten Album gelang Tosh der Durchbruch, seither gilt Tosh neben Bob Marley - beide waren Bandmitglieder in The Wailers - als bedeutendster Musiker des Reggae. Tosh galt als politisch aktivstes Mitglied der Wailers, entsprechend engagiert präsentiert sich Equal Rights. Thematisiert werden neben der Apartheidspolitik Südafrikas ebenso wie der Rassismus im Allgemeinen, dem Tosh den Appell an die Afrikanische Einheit und das Aufbegehren gegen politische Missstände (Get up, stand up) entgegensetzt. Während das Album zum einen als selbstbewusstes Statement der Schwarzen gelobt wurde, erfuhr es gerade wegen seines einseitig politischen Charakters Kritik, da die plakative Botschaft auf Kosten der musikalischen Qualität der Stücke gehe.

Titelliste

  1. Get Up, Stand Up
  2. Downpressor Man
  3. I am that I am
  4. Stepping Razor
  5. Equal Rights
  6. African
  7. Jah guide
  8. Apartheid

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