Peter Tosh (born Winston Hubert McIntosh) was a Jamaican reggae musician, founding member of The Wailers and a solo artist known for outspoken political songs such as "Legalize It." He was active from the 1960s until his death in 1987.

Member of The Wailers; solo albums include Legalize It (1976) and Bush Doctor; advocated legalization of marijuana; collaborators mentioned in reviews include Rita Marley, Robbie Shakespeare and Donald Kinsey; murdered in 1987.

DeBaser's reviews present Peter Tosh as a fierce, outspoken reggae figure and former Wailer. Reviews highlight Legalize It, Bush Doctor and the energy of his live shows. Recurring themes: activism (including calls to legalize marijuana), Rastafari identity, and strong live performance.

For:reggae fans, roots music listeners, listeners interested in music and activism

 Yes, because Peter was a true revolutionary, one who always spoke his mind and wasn't afraid to denounce the injustices of Jamaican society.

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 Peter Tosh, barbarously killed by the dirty hands of American secret services, was nothing more than a free spirit stopped in flight.

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 Peter Tosh, former member of the "Wailers" and friend of Bob Marley, with his reggae spanning the '70s and '80s, became one of the most important figures, expressing his total dissent against war and racism and advocating the legalization of soft drugs worldwide.

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