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In the beginning, they were three - the reggae trinity of Bob Marley (right), Peter Tosh (left) and Bunny Wailer (below). Today, only Bunny survives. [Incomplete]
In the beginning, they were three - the reggae trinity of Bob Marley (right), Peter Tosh (left) and Bunny Wailer (below). Today, only Bunny survives. [Incomplete]

In the beginning, they were three - the reggae trinity of Bob Marley (right), Peter Tosh (left) and Bunny Wailer (below). Today, only Bunny survives. [Incomplete]

Date8/22/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: In the beginning; they were three - the reggae trinity of Bob Marley (right); Peter Tosh (left) and Bunny Wailer (below). Today; only Bunny survives. [Incomplete]
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0101073F
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1/20/1975
'Hare-Raising' Trickster, Johnny Giordmaine seems to have made a bunny appear outside the College St
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10/12/1962
High priest of reggae, musician Bob Marley, above, helped make Rastafarian faith popular.
High priest of reggae, musician Bob Marley, above, helped make Rastafarian faith popular.
n.d.
Producer Rupert Ojiji Harvey's got reggae on the move again
Producer Rupert Ojiji Harvey's got reggae on the move again
8/23/1983
Stranger Cole runs a record store in Kensington Market where you can hear some of the most exciting and downright weird music. It's the reggae mutation, via recording studio trickery, known as Dub
Stranger Cole runs a record store in Kensington Market where you can hear some of the most exciting and downright weird music. It's the reggae mutation, via recording studio trickery, known as Dub
5/18/1978
Going in style: After Precious Bunny's final lap, owner Peter Heffering, right, and son David present The Star's Jim Proudfoot with a cheque for Santa Claus Fund
Going in style: After Precious Bunny's final lap, owner Peter Heffering, right, and son David present The Star's Jim Proudfoot with a cheque for Santa Claus Fund
12/8/1991
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11/12/1981
Toronto dance theatre director Peter Randazzo performs his solo work, Starscape, at the opening of the company's two-week fall season in the St. Lawrence Centre theatre last night. [Incomplete]
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3/12/1975
Movie Director Peter Watkins, His Punishment Park ran only four days in New York
Movie Director Peter Watkins, His Punishment Park ran only four days in New York
10/18/1972
It's a Butcher shop, not a pet shop, and that bunny who shows no anxiety as to what's ahead of him is being weighed for food. He's a little over three pounds
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5/4/1946
Plaza emporium: Simon Goldenthal's De Haviland Rare Book Service in Downsview survives on selling clothing and unusual books.
Plaza emporium: Simon Goldenthal's De Haviland Rare Book Service in Downsview survives on selling clothing and unusual books.
8/9/1979