Live at the Quiet Knight Club [Import][Live]

Bob Marley (Artist)

Product Details

• Audio CD (July 25, 2005)
• Original Release Date: July 18, 2005
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Import, Live
• Label: P-Vine Japan
• ASIN: B0009V1ELY
• Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #303,394 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

Track Listings

1. Slave Driver

2. Trenchtown Rock

3. Concrete Jungle

4. Midnight Ravers

5. Talkin' Blues

6. Rebel Music ( 3 O'Clock Roadblock )

7. I Shot the Sheriff

8. Natty Dread

Editorial Reviews

Product Description

Japanese Exclusive! For the first time on CD, this album features live recordings from the Quiet Night Club on June 10, 1975. These 8-tracks were recorded during the tour following the release of the album Natty Dread with guest appearances by Al Anderson, Tyron Downie, Seeco Patterson, Rita Marley and more. Features the tracks 'Concrete Jungle', 'Slave Driver', 'Trench Town Rock', 'Midnight Raver', 'Rebel' Music', 'I Shot The Sheriff', 'Natty Dread' & 'Talkin' Blues'. Picture sleeve + obi-strip. Vine. 2005.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Not bad for a boot, but way overpriced & should be free, December 22, 2007

By	Toby McGuire "=> must be a communist" (northern California) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

I always get steamed seeing somebody making money off of a boot that you can easily get for free. If you are making money off of the show, I suggest you pay the Marley estate their share, otherwise share it freely, 'cause it ain't copyrighted.

If you want it for free, just google "Bob Marley Quiet Knight flac".

I suggest that Amazon no longer carry this product.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars THE UNDISPUTED KING OF REGGAE MUSIC, August 29, 2005

By	easy rider "4calcio" (malibu , cally) - See all my reviews

Totally awesome sound quality in a small club atmosphere . You will hear a laid back but still inspired Bob Marley and his irie band of merrymen jamming . I just recieved this cd and like many of you i was a little leary of ordering this since there are so many poor quality japanese release live albums but fear not my rasta friends this is the real thing . A great set , including rarely performed " talkin blues ", and a great sound quality too . The I Threes along with Al Anderson , Tyrone Downey , Alvin "seeco" Paterson , and the Barrett brothers on bass and drums for a truly remarkable concert . The nice thing too is that the concert is uninterupted with editing so you get to hear Bob talking to the audience between songs and introducing his fellow band members . Don't hesitate because this is probably a limited edition release that won't be around for long . Enjoy it !! ONE LOVE

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars The Best Marley live cd available, March 6, 2008

By	bloodandfire (Tucson, AZ United States) - See all my reviews

This is simply a great CD. Marley is playing in front of a small crowd who are so into the show that they can be heard giving shouts of joy throughout. Yet not in a way that makes the disc unlistenable. You will hear crowd noise, but it doesn't detract from the energy, which is just white hot on this player. Marley had many moods. One look at the playlist should be enough to let you know that this live album is Marley at his most militant and political. You can almost hear the crowd taking this stuff in. I mean, in 1975 you might hear some black radicals saying things like "I feel like bombing a church, now that I know that the preacher is lying." And in 2008, considering how extreme music has become, that lyric might be tame. But you did NOT hear funk bands or rock bands saying it in 1975.

I would agree that the live versions on this album are slow and funky. The drummer and bassist,carlton and aston "family man" barrett are, in particular just killing it on this record.

Now, I think Live! is a great album (although not as good as this.) I think Babylon by Bus is actually a very weak album, and not even really worth owning. Live at the Roxy, Hollywood, California, May 26, 1976 - The Complete Concert is a very good album, and worth owning.

All three of those albums have much better sound than this one, but this one is his best performance, and the sound deficiencies don't significantly detract from the quality of this album, in my opinion.

I can't really speak to the "bootleg" argument here. I don't know if Marley's estate gets money from this album or not. Their management of his catalog is another issue entirely. But I think we can be confident that this is not bootleg if amazon is listing it.