The first black regiments in the regular army, established by Congress on July 1866. Originally the 9th and 10th Calvary and the 38th, 39th, 40th, and 41st Infantry Regiments, in 1869 the 38th and the 41st were merged into the 24th Infantry Regiment and the 39th and 40th were merged into the 25th Infantry Regiment. They served mostly at the frontier, but also fought in Cuba, in the http://www.answers.com/topic/philippine-war, and in Mexican border skirmishes. The name "Buffalo" was first applied to the 10th Calvary Regiment about 1870 by the http://www.answers.com/topic/cheyenne-5. Supposedly the Cheyenne of the time thought the curly-haired, dark-skinned soldiers resembled buffalo.
The story of the Buffalo Soldier and their struggle.
Bob Marley wrote Buffalo Soldier in 1980, then in 1984 it was released on the "Legends" album just 3 years after he died.
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Bob Marley - Buffalo Soldier
One can find lyrics to Buffalo Soldier by Bob Marley from the following lyric websites: Lyrics Mania, Lyrics 007, AZ Lyrics, Metro Lyrics, Song Meaning, Sing 365, to name a few.
Bob Marley
The story of the Buffalo Soldier and their struggle.
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Bob Marley wrote Buffalo Soldier in 1980, then in 1984 it was released on the "Legends" album just 3 years after he died.
Bob Marley!
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Bob Marley - Buffalo Soldier
bob marley- buffalo soldier
He was telling history through music...
One can find lyrics to Buffalo Soldier by Bob Marley from the following lyric websites: Lyrics Mania, Lyrics 007, AZ Lyrics, Metro Lyrics, Song Meaning, Sing 365, to name a few.
there is a rimshot in the begginning and a bass riff line as well
Yes it does! it tells of how a young afrrican-American( or native jamaican man) is taken away to the contenent of America(north). hense the reason why... the song is called"buffalo SOLDIER."