Footnotes

• The statement is from Dick Cuthell, confirming that these lyric sheets were used during Bob Marley's recording session at Island Records studios, Basing Street, London on 25th July 1977. The tracks 'Punky Reggae Party' and 'Keep On Movin'', were recorded, with Lee 'Scratch' Perry producing. The musicians used were various members of Aswad, Third World and Jimmy Cliff's band. (The staining to the sheets is a result of a glass of water being spilt during the session.)
  
  Cuthell worked for Island Records in the 1970s in both Jamaica and London. He first worked with The Wailers in 1974, on the 'Natty Dread' album, as tape operator and interpreter. He mixed the single versions of 'Roots Rock Reggae', 'Waiting In Vain' and 'Jamming', all produced by Chris Blackwell. Cuthell is also a brass player, playing horns on Bob Marley's 'Exodus' album, as well as working with bands including The Specials, Eurythmics and Madness.

Saleroom notices

• The recording session took place at Island Records' British Grove studio, not Basing Street. Dick Cuthell did not play on the 'Exodus' album but on the European tour to promote the album, May/June 1977.