Slave Driver (1973) - Bob Marley & The Wailers

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All the lyrical prophets have been warning us through their music.

Zlervo
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This song pours from the speakers like slow syrup. Delicious!

WMAGene
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" I remember on the slave ship, how they brutalised my very soul" - Wow. I am 58 yrs old. I wonder if I will die still listening to this music from Bob. I started listening when I was only 13yrs old. This is deep stuff. Born out of Truth and Justice. Modern day prophet no less. R.I.P. Bob Marley and good blessings, gratitude to THE WAILERS, including Peter Tosh. Jah guide. I am guided by this Reggae, Rastafari, Revolution doctrine everyday. Praise the Lord!

seanbeukman
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The very 1st Bob Marley and the Wailers album I ever purchased👌

maryajones
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The undisputed King of Reggae! He started the modern day Reggae Revolution. A true pioneer. ‘Love Always’ Matthew 19:26

localafh
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every time I hear the click of the cuffs, my blood runs cold

jonathancompost
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This song is prophetic. The world is going to see who the TRUE chosen children, the TRUE lost tribe of the Most High is and their slave drivers are going to reap what they have sown. What a time to be alive. R.I.P Aston Barret

edaG
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One of the most meaningful Bob Marley songs he ever brought to you

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"Slave Driver"

Ooh-ooh-oo-ooh. Oo-oo-ooh! Oo-oo-ooh.
Slave driver, the table is turn; (catch a fire)
Catch a fire, so you can get burn, now. (catch a fire)
Slave driver, the table is turn; (catch a fire)
Catch a fire: gonna get burn. (catch a fire) Wo, now!

Ev'rytime I hear the crack of a whip,
My blood runs cold.
I remember on the slave ship,
How they brutalize the very souls.
Today they say that we are free,
Only to be chained in poverty.
Good God, I think it's illiteracy;
It's only a machine that makes money.
Slave driver, the table is turn, y'all. Ooh-ooh-oo-ooh.

Slave driver, uh! The table is turn, baby, now; (catch a fire)
Catch a fire, so you can get burn, baby, now. (catch a fire)
Slave driver, the table is turn, y'all; (catch a fire)
Catch a fire: so you can get burn, now. (catch a fire)

Ev'rytime I hear the crack of a whip,
My blood runs cold.
I remember on the slave ship,
How they brutalize the very soul.

O God, have mercy on our souls!
Oh, slave driver, the table is turn, y'all; (catch a fire)
Catch a fire, so you can get burn. (catch a fire)
Slave driver, the table is turn, y'all; (catch a fire)
Catch a fire ... [fadeout]

theloniouscoltrane
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Bob Marley was a good songwriter, and "Bob Marley and the Wailers" were a good band. The band members at the time consisted of guitarist Peter Tosh, backup singers Rita Marley and Marcia Griffiths, percussionist Bunny Wailer, bassist Aston "Family Man" Barrett, and drummer Carlton Barrett. This song also features one or more studio musicians, including keyboardist John "Rabbit" Bundrick.

kevingavigan
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The music and message of the man live on.

josephel
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Robert nesta Marley would have been 78 today February the 6th 2023!

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Congratulations on your song 🎶Slave Driver (1973) - Bob Marley & The Wailers🎶 inspirational thanks for sharing. 🚭

mb
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God Emanuel 🇪🇹 🖤 👑 his the same yesterday today and for evermore Emanuel 🇪🇹 🖤 👑.

beresfordforbes
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Literally always thought this songs was called Catch A Fire for YEARS. Just learned that it’s Slave Driver now :/ never the less, it’s still a banger:

evyalley
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there is something about his masterpiece

dariuskathenge
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Grande Bob, esta canción suena excelente para el tiempo en que fue grabada

LuisJim
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the best (album) and song, cuz today they say that we are free only to be chained to poverty is my favorite lyric ever!

mikgutiar
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Forget about the troubles!!&blaze that shit up!!!!

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From Santa Mary of West, Paraná, Brazil. Was cool this song

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