
Artist
Peter Tosh
Peter Tosh is a reggae artist from Grange Hill, Jamaica formed in 1963. 33 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Reggae · Grange Hill, Jamaica · Best reggae albums
- 33
- Releases
- 1972–2023
- Active years
- 1963
- Formed

Artist
Peter Tosh is a reggae artist from Grange Hill, Jamaica formed in 1963. 33 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Reggae · Grange Hill, Jamaica · Best reggae albums

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Mama Africa
1983 · 9 tracks

Bush Doctor
1978

Mystic Man
1979

The Toughest
1996

Legalize It
1976

The Essential Peter Tosh: The Columbia Years
2003

No Nuclear War
1987

The Gold Collection
1996

Equal Rights
1977

Give Me Freedom (Live Eugene '77)
2023

Sittin' In The Morning Sun (Live Los Angeles '78)
2022

Original Album Series
2014

Peter Tosh 1978-1987
2012

Equal Rights (Legacy Edition)
2011

Legalize It (Legacy Edition)
2011
Talking Revolution
2005

The Best of Peter Tosh 1978-1987
2004

Legalize It / Equals Rights (Coffret 2 CD)
2003

The Centenary Collection
2003

Complete Captured Live
2002

Wanted Dread and Alive
2002

Les Indispensables
2001

Live & Dangerous: Boston 1976
2001

Super Hits
2001
Arise Black Man
2000
Wisdom
1998

Honorary Citizen
1996
The Best of Peter Tosh: Dread Don't Die
1996

Scrolls Of The Prophet: The Best Of Peter Tosh
1996
Remedies for Babylon
1992
Wanted Dread & Alive
1981
Can't Blame the Youth
1972
Peter Tosh was more than a luminary in the development of reggae music. He was the ultimate firebrand, speaking out against oppression around the world in both his songs and his public statements. He was a man who demonstrated the power of personal and artistic integrity, and pride and defiance in the face of authoritarian power. His music’s insurrectionary fervor has inspired artists of all stripes, from reggae disciples to punk-rock acolytes like The Clash. Born Winston Hubert McIntosh in the rural parish of Westmoreland, Jamaica, in 1944, he moved to the notorious slum of Trenchtown at age 16. His mother strongly influenced him, and her sensibility would become apparent in both his lyrics and views; she was particularly concerned that he have a Christian upbringing. He attended the local church daily, and his experience there – singing in the choir and learning to play the organ – formed a sort of musical apprenticeship that prepared him for his subsequent career. Peter also sought refuge from the rigors of poverty in pop music, notably the R&B and doo-wop beamed to the Caribbean by stations in Florida and Louisiana. Having cultivated his guitar skills and his expressive bariton…