Peter Tosh – At My Father’s Place, Roslyn, 1978 (Limited Edition 12-Inch Album on 180g Green Vinyl) Pin this figure is fully articulated

this figure is fully articulated and features intricately detailed fabric clothing similar to the iconic toy lines of the 1970s

Every print is perforated for clean removal

On the front cover

We Die Young

Black identity design with a white club crest

Peter Tosh – At My Father’s Place, Roslyn, 1978 (Limited Edition 12-Inch Album on 180g Green Vinyl) Pin this figure is fully articulatedIn 1963, Peter Tosh was a founding member of the Wailers alongside Bob Marley and Bunny Wailer. After leaving the Wailers in 1974, Tosh established himself as a successful solo artist, releasing his classic solo debut, Legalize It, in 1976, followed up by Equal Rights the following year. The music featured here was culled from two performances at the legendary My Fathers Place club in Roslyn, New York, on 4 July 1978. Included are solo cuts such as