Peter Tosh Trivia Questions

Tosh co-founded The Wailers in 1963 with Marley and Bunny Wailer, forming the core of the legendary reggae group.

Released in 1976, 'Legalize It' was an explicit call for the decriminalization of cannabis, a sacred herb in Rastafari.

Tosh was a staunch critic of British colonialism and monarchy. He famously refused to perform for the Queen, calling her a 'goddess of oppression'.

Tosh never won a Grammy; the category didn't exist until 1985, and he was murdered in 1987. His album 'Bush Doctor' was released in 1978.

Tosh never recorded 'Let It Be'. He did, however, cover 'Don't Look Back' with Mick Jagger, but that's a different song.

Though Tosh had a fascination with flight and owned a motorcycle, there is no credible evidence he was a licensed pilot or owned a plane.

Before achieving fame, Tosh studied and worked as a dental technician, a little-known fact about his early life in Jamaica.

Tosh practiced martial arts seriously, earning a black belt in judo, which he sometimes incorporated into his stage performances.