Category: Reggae, Island / Caribbean / Hawaiian, Instrumental
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1. One Drop
2. Kaya
3. Small Axe
4. Roots Rock Reggae
5. Bad Card
6. Them Belly Full
7. Pimper’s Paradise
8. Forever Loving Jah
9. Who The Cap Fit
10. Rat Race
11. Redemption Song
12. Is This Love?
13. Waiting In Vain
14. Jamming
Steel drums are the musical wonder of the 20th century. They are Trinidad's gift to the world. Bob Marley was one of the most important songwriters of all time. And his music is Jamaica's great gift to the world. This collection combines these two amazing sounds - the most important sounds of the Caribbean – with a beautiful result. 'Steel Drum Rub-a-Dub' pays great homage to the reggae legend, and to these miraculous instruments hand-made from oil barrels. Bob Marley wrote some of the most brilliant songs ever heard, and these sweet melodies haven't sounded so good since he sang them himself. Popular tracks on this album include 'Is This Love?,' 'Waiting In Vain' and 'Jamming.' The lesser-known songs are each masterpieces too. Overall, a fantastic roots reggae album. 'Steel Drum Rub-a-Dub' is destined to be a classic.
Growing up in South Florida, the melting pot of the Caribbean, Bob Lyons fell in love with the sound of steel drums, calypso, reggae, salsa, and all the styles and flavors of the islands. Starting in the 1970\\\'s Bob played bass in local jazz, blues, reggae, and steel bands, eventually working his way to the front of the stage as the lead steel drum player. These days, while keeping a busy performance schedule, Bob devotes all his spare time to the recording studio making great steel drum music.