Last weekend, Michael Franti’s 10th annual Power to the Peaceful took place in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. Over 50,000 people turned up to celebrate a day of learning, activism and music. Michael Franti and his band Spearhead headlined, and brought out pal Ziggy Marley to do a couple of songs.

all photos by JAY BLAKESBERG
more photos after the break…
Starting today until September 16th etown is broadcasting Michael Franti & Spearhead’s recent performance at the inaugural Rothbury music festival. Click here to listen.
the day started with hundreds joining Michael for a yoga class…


















5 responses so far ↓
1 brandy saint phalle // Oct 1, 2008 at 4:43 pm
Hello! Hello Ziggy!
So stoked to see you at PTTP this year. I had to buy another copy of “The Spirit of Music” this year and had been listening to it for about two months before seeing your awesome set at PTTP ‘08. Timeless music full of the Grace of God. Loved that it was acoustic. Your Mother is right you know… about you being a King. In my humble opinion, I think Michael is a spiritual King as well. Rastaman vibration for sure in Golden Gate park on September 6, 2008. “Thank you Lord for every little thing, Thank you Lord for every song Ziggy sings!”
Om Tat Sat.
Namaste,
Brandy
2 KAREN LEE // Oct 14, 2008 at 10:39 am
Ziggy,Thank you for coming to Minneapolis,Mn.I had the time of my life.I love everything about you. Your dreads look hot! I would love to play with them.Take it easy,Mon.
3 samiyah // Nov 6, 2008 at 6:38 pm
You look so beautiful
samiyah
4 Maqhawe // Nov 21, 2008 at 5:46 am
Ziggy, We love your music so much here in South Africa. When are we going to see you visit us. We can’t wait for that day.
5 Lulu // Nov 21, 2008 at 4:54 pm
Hi Ziggy,
I am a total Spearhead fan and love that all of you get together to keep the vibe rollin….Your father was a great man, a prophet. I love that your family has taken that beauty and spirit and continued where he left off. The youth of today need ones like you and yours man. Songs of freedom, songs of hope, songs of rightousness and education. Keep on jammin all of you. and the best of the best…today I listened to your Grandmother, Mother B on utube…my eyes were full with tears, my heart was overflowing with the UNIVERSAL ONE LOVE. As one who is grieving with my family over the loss of a loved one this week, I am thankful for the reminder that it carries on..it carries on. My duty as a grandmother to my two precious grandchildren is sacred. I will spread the good word to them and keep the light shining.
All love and light,
Lulu
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