Hugely popular among the jamband scene, Burning Spear sings a tribute to his fanbase on “The Cruise,” a song about jamming with jambands and fans
Burning Spear follows the teachings of African unity and self-reliance taught by Marcus Garvey with an independent release on his own label Burning Music
A concert for 65,000 in the land of his namesake (Kenya’s first president) brought peace to Kenya during violent elections and inspired the song “One Africa”
Burning Spear and his label Burning Music are doing what Bob Marley did not live long enough to achieve: running his own Jamaican-run independent label, putting a halt to the “lootin and burnin’” of reggae artists’ royalties and payments; Spear becomes a spokesperson for the indie musician on “Wickedness”
Featuring Booty Collins and Bernie Worrell
On “No Compromise,” Spear shows he is one of the last living reggae legends to stick to the roots of reggae’s message and music
Your mind knows only some things. Your inner voice, your instinct, knows everything. If you listen to what you know instinctively, it will always lead you down the right path.
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