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Samples From iTunes Play All ...or select a song 1. Confrontation 2. Hakuna Matata (From "The Lion King") 3. Cool Runnings 4. Rockers 5. Soul Rebel 6. Blackheart Man 7. Rock 'n' Groove 8. Boderation 9. Ballroom Floor 10. Armagideon (Armagedon) Get Bunny Wailer from

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Review of the Album: Blackheart Man from more reviews...

You're right, this is the greatest Bunny Wailer album ever. And certainly among the greatest reggae albums of all time. The music is intoxicating: thoughtful, often poetic lyrics supported by a chorus (featuring Peter Tosh), and overlaid onto an amalgam...more.

Review of the Album: Blackheart Man from more reviews...

After hearing nearly all the Steel Pulse, Peter Tosh, and Bob Marley records, I wondered where else there was to go. Fortunately, someone let me know about this classic record. The songs are uniformly excellent, Bunny is outstanding on vocals, and...more.

Review of the Album: Blackheart Man from more reviews...

This is one of the top 10 recordings of all time without a doubt. All the songs have deep meanings, and if you listen quite carefully you will hear what I mean. This is Bunny's first solo effort and it...more.

Review of the Album: Blackheart Man from more reviews...

Like most of us, you'll start appreciating Bob Marley as the centralized, most public face of The Wailers. You'll study and love his music and his lyrics and his pop sensibilities. You'll read the various books chronicling his...more.

Review of the Album: Bunny Wailer Sings the Wailers from more reviews...

With this release Bunny shows some love to the legendary group he once was a part of. Songs like 'keep on moving', 'i'm the toughest', and 'hyporcrite' get the Livingstone treatment. I do prefer Tosh's version of 'burial', but...more.