Peter Tosh – Live at The Palace Forum (1980) | Full Concert (Rare Restored Footage)

This historic, fully restored concert captures Peter Tosh live at The Palace in 1980, performing one of the most explosive and spiritually charged sets of his entire career. Featuring classics like African, Bush Doctor, Get Up, Stand Up, Don't Look Back, and Buk-In-Hamm Palace, this show represents Tosh at his revolutionary peak — militant, defiant, and overflowing with musical fire.

Filmed during Tosh’s late-70s/early-80s global tour, this performance showcases his unmatched fusion of roots reggae, political activism, and spiritual liberation. The restored footage preserves Tosh’s commanding stage presence and the raw energy of one of his tightest backing bands.

🎤 Why This Concert Is Important
• Among Tosh’s best-preserved shows from the 1980 era
• Features blistering renditions of his most iconic songs
• Highlights Tosh’s central message of justice, equality, and African unity
• A rare window into one of reggae’s most revolutionary voices

This upload helps preserve reggae history and honors Peter Tosh’s legacy as a global freedom fighter and cultural icon.

🎵 Track Listing
00:00 – African
05:53 – Toughest
10:15 – Bush Doctor
17:26 – Don’t Look Back
23:45 – Get Up, Stand Up
30:50 – Recruiting Soldiers
36:46 – Speech
39:07 – Buk-In-Hamm Palace

🌍 About Peter Tosh
Peter Tosh (1944–1987) was a founding member of The Wailers, alongside Bob Marley and Bunny Wailer, and one of reggae’s most influential revolutionaries. His music championed equal rights, cannabis legalization, African liberation, and global justice — inspiring generations worldwide.

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