Ziggy Marley

Yeah, I don't know.

Uh, Ziggy Marley.

Okay.

Um-

Yeah, th- the, right.

Number 42, Ziggy Marley, Look Who's Dancing.

Look who's dancing.

Look who's dancing.

You know, I, I like it.

I mean, I was, I was dancing along.

It's got a, it's got a good beat and you can dance to it, Ziggy Marley.

Sure can, sure can.

Yeah, right.

Number 42, Ziggy Marley, Look Who's Dancing.

Now, when you're at USC and you're decorating or you're getting ready for a frat party or a frat party, was there reggae music being played?

There was a ton of reggae music being played.

But I mean, people were buying.

This album went gold.

The Ziggy Marley album won Best Reggae Album that year.

Let's close this up.

Mm-hmm.

And there my actually most distinct memory was one of the opening acts was Ziggy Marley.

Oh, cool.

And just blew me away.

And that was on purpose, you know.

We had to follow Ziggy Marley, and he had, like, 20 people and family on the stage.

And, you know, it was...

We just put ourselves in that scenario because we could, and that, I think, we, as Robbie said, if nothing else happened, those three festival tours were my favorite thing.

Today, we have three pairs of tickets to give away to a concert that happens this Saturday at the AMP.

And if you're interested in going to Government Mule and Ziggy Marley, be aware, concert starts at 530.

Oh, for someone like me, I'd love that.

Yeah.

I didn't realize that Allman Brothers covered it.

So you can listen to both and decide which one you like better.

But the reason we're playing that, we have a pair of tickets to go see Government Mule and Ziggy Marley.

That is this Saturday at the Amp starting at 5.30 down in St. Augustine.

I

remember you gave Ziggy Marley a massage.

I know, right? I know.

No kidding.