I wish Tosh was still alive

It's sad.

And all of the folks who preached peace and ganga!

Sid

for the 2010 campaign. :hi:

Just don't dwell on them...elsewise you might turn into someone who thinks an entertainer walked on water...one person here who creeps me right the fuck out here with MJ.

:smoke:

:evilgrin:

by scumbag thieves.

Toth was an inspiration for Lucky Dube.

I was hurt beyond belief about Lucky Dube.
I have very eclectic music taste, but Dube's music was an important part of my life.
On a trip back to SA in 1997, I also discovered Jabu Khanyile, who has also died.
I bought a bunch of CDs of both Khanyile and Dube, and played them in the car as I drove about.

This is an exquisite song with Khanyile:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzStNVKwgm8

I'm looking for his signature m-16 guitar

http://www.yardflex.com/archives/000924.html
<snip>
FLASHPOINT FILM FESTIVAL will not be proceeding with the auction of Peter Tosh's acclaimed Stratocaster M16 guitar as previously announced. A legal claim disputing the current ownership has been communicated to Flashpoint, and in the interests of all concerned, it is impractical to proceed with the auction.

While Flashpoint believes the timing of this dispute is unfortunate, Flashpoint has never asserted ownership of the guitar and is therefore not involved in the dispute.

Flashpoint Film Festival was to facilitate the auction of Peter Tosh's M16 Guitar on behalf of Andrea (Marlene) Brown, the late Tosh's common-law wife. Part proceeds of the auction were to go to The Cedar Valley Home and the rest would fund a new charity being set up by Marlene Brown. This new charity, "Lilly of the Valley" would help underprivileged children and the elderly in Jamaica. The auction was due to be on eBay November 26 - December 3, 2006.

"It is Flashpoint's opinion that the Steppin Razor guitar should stay in Jamaica and be available to the viewing public. We hope that the family can resolve this issue amicably and that Flashpoint will still be able to showcase the guitar at the Festival Dec 1-3." Paul Bucknor of Flashpoint stated.

me too! And sometimes I see the Teabaggers and wish they would. But then I remember Bush...

At least they left us their recorded work.