: Accounts from his life suggest he never trimmed his locks. He famously survived a brutal police beating in Kingston where he "played dead" to save his life; even then, he maintained his commitment to his Rastafarian faith and his hair.
: He viewed himself as a "spanner from [Jah's] toolbox," using his music and image—including his locks—to promote "Equal Rights and Justice". Other Notable "Tosh Locks" References tosh locks
Peter Tosh's locks were a central part of his identity as a devoted Rastafarian. He grew them from approximately 1973 until his death in 1987. : Accounts from his life suggest he never trimmed his locks
: For Tosh , dreadlocks were not just a hairstyle but a religious "covenant" and a symbol of his defiance against "Babylon" (his term for the oppressive colonial establishment). Other Notable "Tosh Locks" References Peter Tosh's locks
The phrase "Tosh Locks" may also appear in several unrelated contexts: