WANTED DREAD AND ALIVE
1981

Bush Doctor by Peter Tosh, released in 1978, is a politically charged reggae album that blends hard-hitting messages with infectious grooves. As Tosh’s debut under Rolling Stones Records, the album showcases his signature militant style, tackling themes of social injustice, African unity, and the legalization of marijuana—most notably in the title track. Featuring collaborations with Keith Richards and Mick Jagger, Bush Doctor fuses roots reggae with rock influences, making it one of Tosh’s most dynamic and rebellious works. With tracks like "Pick Myself Up" and "I'm the Toughest," the album cements Tosh’s legacy as a fearless advocate for equal rights and a global ambassador of reggae music.