That was the declaration by Bob Marley's youngest child, Damion as he closed Saturday night's Redemption live concert on the Kingston waterfront to celebrate the 70th birthday of the legend.
From the early performers right to the very end, the Digicel sponsored event was chockfull of top-flight performers all paying their respect to the trailblazer, who died of cancer in 1981 at age 36. But it was left to three of his children to bring the curtains down in front of a sea of humanity, which had streamed into the venue from the early 4:00pm.
Ky-Mani Marley was the first of the siblings to take the stage. He brought the spirit of his father back to downtown Kingston with a sound that is distinctively Marley in its tone and resonance.
That was the declaration by Bob Marley's youngest child, Damion as he closed Saturday night's Redemption live concert on the Kingston waterfront to celebrate the 70th birthday of the legend.
From the early performers right to the very end, the Digicel sponsored event was chockfull of top-flight performers all paying their respect to the trailblazer, who died of cancer in 1981 at age 36. But it was left to three of his children to bring the curtains down in front of a sea of humanity, which had streamed into the venue from the early 4:00pm.
Ky-Mani Marley was the first of the siblings to take the stage. He brought the spirit of his father back to downtown Kingston with a sound that is distinctively Marley in its tone and resonance.