Date : 1980-07-12
Concert : Deeside Leisure Centre, Queensferry, Wales
Source : Soundboard
Songs : 19
Lossless : Yes



Used to the the 6th largest capacity venue in United Kingdom
the venue hosted performance from various music band and genre :
The Clash,the Jam, Adam and the Antz, Judas Priest,Blondie and finally Bob Marley And The Wailers

One time main circuit venue during late 70s - early 80s.

Rubber mats were shipped in to cover the ice rink to allow 14000 people to watch bands
usually getting water logged by the end of the show & punters with very cold feet



Musicians :

Bob Marley - Vocals , Guitar
Carlton 'Carly' Barrett - Drums
Aston 'FamilyMan' Barrett - Bass
Junior Marvin - Lead Guitar
Al Anderson - Lead Guitar
Alvin 'Seeco' Patterson - Percussion
Earl 'Wya' Lindo - Keyboards
Tyrone Downie - Keyboards
i3's - Rita Marley, Judy Mowatt , Marcia Griffiths - Background Vocals


Informations about the setlisting :

01 - precious world 4:38
02 - slave queen 4:16
03 - steppin out of babylon 4:47
04 - that's the way 5:28
05 - introduction 3:55
06 - natural mystic 4:21
07 - positive vibration 4:53
08 - revolution 5:22
09 - i shot the sheriff 4:55
10 - war 1:55
11 - zimbabwe 3:24
12 - zion train 3:55
13 - no woman no cry 6:52
14 - jamming 4:29
15 - exodus 6:52
16 - redemption song 4:09
17 - coming in from the cold 4:29
18 - natty dread 4:35
19 - work 4:02




Additional Informations And Comments:

- Original Advert published inside 'New Musical Express' circa 1980

- often misslabeled as being Crystal Palace show .

Date : 1980-07-12
Concert : Deeside Leisure Centre, Queensferry, Wales
Source : Soundboard
Songs : 20
Lossless : Yes



Used to the the 6th largest capacity venue in United Kingdom
the venue hosted performance from various music band and genre :
The Clash,the Jam, Adam and the Antz, Judas Priest,Blondie and finally Bob Marley And The Wailers

One time main circuit venue during late 70s - early 80s.

Rubber mats were shipped in to cover the ice rink to allow 14000 people to watch bands
usually getting water logged by the end of the show & punters with very cold feet



Informations about the setlisting :

01 - precious world 4:27
02 - slave queen 4:04
03 - steppin'out of babylon 4:35
04 - that's the way 5:11
05 - introduction 4:10
06 - natural mystic 4:26
07 - positive vibration 4:59
08 - revolution 5:28
09 - i shot the sheriff 5:00
10 - war - no more trouble 4:25
11 - zimbabwe 3:41
12 - zion train 4:02
13 - no woman no cry 6:52
14 - jamming 4:35
15 - exodus 6:46
16 - redemption song 4:38
17 - coming in from the cold 4:24
18 - natty dread 4:48
19 - work 4:18
20 - could you be loved 1:34 (fade out)




Additional Informations And Comments:

- Original Advert published inside 'New Musical Express' circa 1980

- often misslabeled as being Crystal Palace show , wich is not true

Date : 1980-07-12
Concert : Deeside Leisure Centre,Queensferry, Wales
Source : Soundboard
Songs : 15
Lossless : Yes



Used to the the 6th largest capacity venue in United Kingdom
the venue hosted performance from various music band and genre :
The Clash,the Jam, Adam And The Antz, Judas Priest,Blondie and finally Bob Marley And The Wailers

One time main circuit venue during late 70s - early 80s.

Rubber mats were shipped in to cover the ice rink to allow 14000 people to watch bands
usually getting water logged by the end of the show & punters with very cold feet



Informations about the setlisting :

01 - introduction 4:11
02 - natural mystic 4:27
03 - positive vibration 5:17
04 - revolution 5:39
05 - i shot the sheriff 5:10
06 - war (fade out) 2:06
07 - zimbabwe 3:35
08 - zion train 4:14
09 - no woman no cry 7:13
10 - jammin' 4:46
11 - exodus 7:19
12 - redemption song 4:34
13 - coming from the cold 4:32
14 - natty dread 4:50
15 - work (fade out) 4:21



Additional Informations And Comments:

- Original Advert published inside 'New Musical Express' circa 1980

- often misslabeled as being Crystal Palace show , wich is not true

Date : 1980-07-12
Concert : Deeside Leisure Centre, Queensferry, Wales
Source : Soundboard Remastered
Songs : 26
Lossless : Yes



Used to the the 6th largest capacity venue in United Kingdom
the venue hosted performance from various music band and genre :
The Clash,the Jam, Adam And The Antz, Judas Priest,Blondie and finally Bob Marley And The Wailers

One time main circuit venue during late 70s - early 80s.

Rubber mats were shipped in to cover the ice rink to allow 14000 people to watch bands
usually getting water logged by the end of the show & punters with very cold feet



Informations about the setlisting :

01 - precious world 4:02
02 - introduction Marcia Griffiths 0:24
03 - slave queen 4:03
04 - stepping out of babylon 4:29
05 - that's the way 5:06
06 - outtro 0:17
07 - marley chant 2:20
08 - band introduction 1:33
09 - natural mystic 4:22
10 - positive vibration 5:02
11 - revolution 5:28
12 - i shot the sheriff 4:59
13 - war 3:47
14 - no more trouble 0:34
15 - zimbabwe 3:41
16 - zion train 4:02
17 - no woman no cry 6:52
18 - jamming 4:34
19 - exodus 5:59
20 - crowd 0:44
21 - crowd 0:31
22 - redemption song 4:08
23 - coming in from the cold 4:23
24 - natty dread 4:48
25 - work 4:17
26 - could you be loved (cut) 1:31




Additional Informations And Comments:

- Remastered
- Original Advert published inside 'New Musical Express' circa 1980
- often misslabeled as being Crystal Palace show , wich is not true

Date : 1980-07-12
Concert : Deeside Leisure Centre, Queensferry, Wales
Source : Soundboard

Songs : 20
Lossless : Yes



Used to the the 6th largest capacity venue in United Kingdom
the venue hosted performance from various music band and genre :
The Clash,the Jam, Adam And The Antz, Judas Priest,Blondie and finally Bob Marley And The Wailers

One time main circuit venue during late 70s - early 80s.

Rubber mats were shipped in to cover the ice rink to allow 14000 people to watch bands
usually getting water logged by the end of the show & punters with very cold feet



Informations about the setlisting :

01 - precious world 4:29
02 - slave queen 4:05
03 - stepping out of babylon 4:36
04 - that's the way 5:11
05 - introduction 4:12
06 - natural mystic 4:28
07 - positive vibration 5:01
08 - revolution 5:30
09 - i shot the sheriff 5:01
10 - war-no more trouble 4:26
11 - zimbabwe 3:43
12 - zion train 4:04
13 - no woman no cry 6:54
14 - jamming 4:36
15 - exodus 6:48
16 - redemption song 4:40
17 - coming in from the cold 4:25
18 - natty dread 4:50
19 - work 4:19
20 - could you be loved (cut) 1:33




Additional Informations And Comments:

- Soundboard
- Original Advert published inside 'New Musical Express' circa 1980
- often misslabeled as being Crystal Palace show , wich is not true

Date : 1980-07-12
Concert : Deeside Leisure Centre, Queensferry, Wales
Source : Soundboard 24-96 Transfert
Songs : 12
Lossless : Yes
Lineage : Maxell XL II 90m Position High > Technics RS-TR333 > Scarlett 2i2 [24/96khz] > Audacity > WAV 24/96khz


Preservation : Daniel D.



This one is a transfert done by Daniel D in June 2023.

Musicians :

Bob Marley - Vocals , Guitar
Carlton 'Carly' Barrett - Drums
Aston 'FamilyMan' Barrett - Bass
Junior Marvin - Lead Guitar
Al Anderson - Lead Guitar
Alvin 'Seeco' Patterson - Percussion
Earl 'Wya' Lindo - Keyboards
Tyrone Downie - Keyboards
i3's - Rita Marley, Judy Mowatt , Marcia Griffiths - Background Vocals


Informations about the setlisting :

Ithrees Set :

01 - Precious World 3:25 - 2999 Kbits/s
02 - Marcia Griffiths Introduction 1:07 - 2951 Kbits/s
03 - Slave Queen 4:08 - 3013 Kbits/s
04 - Stepping Out Of Babylon 4:25 - 3022 Kbits/s
05 - That's The Way 5:26 - 3000 Kbits/s


Wailers Set :

06 - Marley Chant 4:11 - 2966 Kbits/s
07 - Natural Mystic 4:24 - - 2965 Kbits/s
08 - Positive Vibration 5:12 - 2979 Kbits/s
09 - Revolution 5:34 - 2976 Kbits/s
10 - I Shot The Sheriff 5:05 - 2959 Kbits/s
11 - War - No More Trouble 4:15 - 2966 Kbits/s




Additional Informations And Comments:

- Original Tape by Frank J, transfert to 24-96 by Daniel D , 2023

- Original Advert published inside 'New Musical Express' circa 1980

- often misslabeled as being Crystal Palace show .

Date : 1980-07-12
Concert : Deeside Leisure Centre, Queensferry, Wales
Source : Soundboard , DAT
Songs : 20
Lossless : Yes
Preservation : John Dubwise


This source is an upgrade and updated one , Flac HD 24-96 , from 2025 , by John Dubwise.

This is the best source in terms of sounding, despite some little sounds flaws


Used to the the 6th largest capacity venue in United Kingdom
the venue hosted performance from various music band and genre :
The Clash,the Jam, Adam and the Antz, Judas Priest,Blondie and finally Bob Marley And The Wailers

One time main circuit venue during late 70s - early 80s.

Rubber mats were shipped in to cover the ice rink to allow 14000 people to watch bands
usually getting water logged by the end of the show & punters with very cold feet



Informations about the setlisting :

Ithrees Set :

01 - precious world 4:27 - 2914 KBits/s
02 - slave queen 4:06 - 2970 KBits/s
03 - steppin'out of babylon 4:36 - 2919 KBits/s
04 - that's the way 5:10 - 2890 KBits/s


Bob Marley And The Wailers Set :

05 - introduction Marley chant 4:08 - 2822 KBits/s
06 - natural mystic 4:20 - 2845 KBits/s
07 - positive vibration 5:08 - 2842 KBits/s
08 - revolution 5:29 - 2840 KBits/s
09 - i shot the sheriff 5:02 - 2806 KBits/s
10 - war - no more trouble 4:14 - 2804 KBits/s
11 - no more trouble (cut) 0:14 - 2844 KBits/s
12 - zimbabwe 3:47 - 2871 KBits/s
13 - zion train 4:03 - 2921 KBits/s
14 - no woman no cry 7:03 - 2944 KBits/s
15 - jamming 4:38 - 2980 KBits/s
16 - exodus 6:10 - 3003 KBits/s
17 - crowd 0:43 - 2769 KBits/s
18 - redemption song 4:40 - 2807 KBits/s
19 - coming in from the cold 4:31 - 2928 KBits/s
20 - natty dread 4:55 - 2957 KBits/s
21 - work 4:22 - 2916 KBits/s
22 - could you be loved 1:35 (fade out) - 2917 KBits/s


DAT tape fillers :

23 - who colt the game ( 2 alternates cuts harmonies mix) 6:42 - 2890 KBits/s
24 - i know a place 3:55 - 2943 KBits/s
25 - get up stand up (live) 6:22 - 2947 KBits/s





Additional Informations And Comments:

- Flac HD 24-96 , Soundboard, from the DAT, Transfer by John Dubwise

- Original Advert published inside 'New Musical Express' circa 1980

- often misslabeled as being 'Crystal Palace' show wich is false.