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Bob Marley began his career in earnest back in the Ska era alongside Peter Tosh [Winston Hubert McIntosh] and Bunny Wailer [Neville Livingstone] as 1/3 of the highly skilled vocal group the [Wailing] Wailers. Toward the tail end of 1974, after 11 very successful years, Peter and Bunny left out to try it as solo artists and Bob went on to become the best known, most respected Reggae artist in the world. His song ‘One Love, People Get Ready’ was named the song of the 20th century by the BBC and his album ‘Exodus’ was hailed as the album of the century by Time Magazine. Bob Marley passed away [cancer] on the 11th of May, 1981 but truly…his Legend lives on…even larger than life.
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Albums/Recordings
- Live at the Roxy, Hollywood, California, May 26, 1976 – The Complete Concert
- Songs of Freedom
- One Love-The Very Best of Bob Marley & the Wailers
- Survival [Bonus Track]
- Exodus [2001 Remaster]
- Catch a Fire [Expanded Tuff Gong]
- Chant Down Babylon
- Kaya [Bonus Tracks]
- Uprising [Bonus Tracks]
- Burnin’ [Expanded]
- Legend
- Stir It Up-Music of Bob Marley
- Babylon By Bus
- Natty Dread [Expanded]
- Rastaman Vibration
- Live [Bonus Tracks]
- African Herbsman
- Legend (Deluxe Edition)
- Catch A Fire (Deluxe Edition)
- Grooving Kingston 12 (JAD Masters 1970-72)
- Birth of a Legend
- Bustin’ Out of Trenchtown
- A Tribute To Bob Marley
- Confrontation
- Reggae Sunsplash ’81: A Tribute to Bob Marley
- Trenchtown Days: The Birth of a Legend
- Kaya
- Exodus
- Jungle Dub
- Confrontation [Bonus Track]
- Exodus [Deluxe Edition]
- Young Mystic (Hybr)
- Natural Mystic (New Packaging)
- Greatest Hits at Studio One
- Natural Mystic: The Legend Lives On
- Soul Rebel
- One Love: The Very Best of
- Stir It Up-Music of Bob Marley
- Mellow Mood
- Dreams of Freedom: Ambient Translations of Bob Marley in Dub
- Songs of Freedom
- Talkin Blues (New Packaging)
- Rasta Revolution
- Survival
- Best of Bob Marley [Prime Cuts]
- The Complete Wailers: 1967-1972, Part 1
- The Wailing Wailers at Studio One, Vol. 2
- Trenchtown Rock: Anthology 1969-78
- Talkin’ Blues