Blackheart Man is the masterful debut solo album from visionary Wailers co-founder Bunny Wailer, released in 1976 just after he and Peter Tosh left the legendary group. Named after the cultural fable, the roots classic finds Bunny exploring political and spiritual themes of repatriation, marijuana, and his childhood in Jamaica on signature standouts like the title cut, "Fighting Against Conviction," "Dreamland," and "Amagideon." 180g vinyl LP with gatefold sleeve packaging and lyrics printed on the inside. Reggae series with Selected Reggae Classics sticker on seal.