PETER TOSH - THE GOLD COLLECTION

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THE GOLD COLLECTION


TRACKLIST


1. Johnny B Goode
2. Bush Doctor
3. (You Gotta Walk) Don't Look Back
4. No Nuclear War
5. Come Together
6. Na Goa Jail
7. Coming In Hot
8. Pick Myself Up
9. In My Song
10. Reggaemylitis
11. Equal Rights
12. Crystal Ball
13. Vampire
14. Lesson In My Life
15. Testify
16. Maga Dog


GOLD COLLECTION gathers 16 hit tracks by reggae master Peter Tosh.


Collection of classic Reggae from former Bob Marley sideman (he was one of the original Wailers) and solo superstar Peter Tosh. His outspoken nature may have caused outrage during live appearances, but his recorded legacy is as beloved in his homeland as former bandmate Marley's recordings. This compilation features 'Johnny B Goode', 'Bush Doctor', `No Nuclear War', 'Equal Rights', 'Maga Dog', 'Don't Look Back (You Gotta Walk)' featuring Mick Jagger and more! EMI.


Label EMI Gold
Orig Year 1996
Discs 1
Release Date Jan 05, 1999
Studio/Live Studio
Additional Info England


LYRICS EQUAL RIGHTS


Everyone is crying out for peace yes
None is crying out for justice
(2x)


(CHORUS)
I don't want no peace
I need equal rights and justice (3x)
Got to get it
Equal rights and justice


Everybody want to go to heaven
But nobody want to die
Everybody want to go to up to heaven
But none o them (2x) want to die


CHORUS
(Just give me my share)


What is due to Caesar
You better give it on to Caesar
And what belong to I and I
You better (2x) give it up to I


CHORUS
(I'm fighting for it)


Everyone heading for the top
But tell me how far is it from the bottom
Nobody knows but
Everybody fighting to reach the top
How far is it from the bottom


CHORUS


Everyone is talking about crime
Tell me who are the criminals
I said everybody's talking about crime, crime
Tell me who, who are the criminals
I really don't see them


CHORUS


There be no crime
Equal rights and justice (Precedes each line below)
There be no criminals
Everyone is fighting for
Palestine is fighting for
Down in Angola
Down in Botswana
Down in Zimbabwe
Down in Rhodesia
Right here in Jamaica