Andrew Tosh, a virtual carbon copy of Peter has been predicted to carry on the family's musical tradition since first gaining recognition with a powerful performance at his father's funeral in 1987. It's a mantle he's carried proudly and continues to shoulder with aplomb. Andrew made an auspicious recorded debut by covering several of his father's tunes on the 1988 album "Original Man", which was remixed and re-released with several additional dub versions on Heartbeat Records in 1994. Tosh's 1989 album "Make Place for the Youth" won favorable reviews for the young artist's original compositions, and he picked up a Grammy nomination for the effort. Andrew also continued to follow in his father's footsteps by touring with Word Sound & Power in the early '90s. In addition, Andrew has shared many bills with his uncle, Bunny Wailer. With a strong reputation as a live performer, Andrew Tosh, like Ziggy Marley, is seen as a bright hope for Reggae's current generation. 2004 and 2005 Andrew Tosh will tour parts of the world giving tribute to his father the legendary Peter Tosh.
