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City of Toronto Proclaims Bob Marley Day
BOB MARLEY’S MESSAGE STILL STIR IT UP
By Stephen Weir
Lloyd Delpratt, one of Bob Marley’s first recording studio keyboardists, spoke at a City Hall ceremony to proclaim February 6th Bob Marley Day in Toronto.The musician remembered the famedlate Jamaican singer as a major eagle, a man who soared above everyone, everywhere. “ Even though he has passed, he has never gone away,” Delpratt told a hush audience. Bob reached out (from beyond the grave) to help me find away.” “ I remember I was in Italy and Bob came to me in a dream. I didn’t know then he was sick but when he lay his head in my lap I tried to heal him,” he continued.“ I saw him later at a concert in Europe and I could tell in his voice that he was very sick.(At that point I understood my dream.)” Delpratt was one of 8 people with life experiences thattie in with the message of the late Jamaican superstar spoke at the Annual Bob Marley Day proclamation ceremony. The hour-long noon event was held in the Members Lounge of the Toronto…
By Stephen Weir
Lloyd Delpratt, one of Bob Marley’s first recording studio keyboardists, spoke at a City Hall ceremony to proclaim February 6th Bob Marley Day in Toronto.The musician remembered the famedlate Jamaican singer as a major eagle, a man who soared above everyone, everywhere. “ Even though he has passed, he has never gone away,” Delpratt told a hush audience. Bob reached out (from beyond the grave) to help me find away.” “ I remember I was in Italy and Bob came to me in a dream. I didn’t know then he was sick but when he lay his head in my lap I tried to heal him,” he continued.“ I saw him later at a concert in Europe and I could tell in his voice that he was very sick.(At that point I understood my dream.)” Delpratt was one of 8 people with life experiences thattie in with the message of the late Jamaican superstar spoke at the Annual Bob Marley Day proclamation ceremony. The hour-long noon event was held in the Members Lounge of the Toronto…