Bob Marley & The Wailers – A pulse wider than the island
Bob Marley & The Wailers turned Trench Town harmonies into Island Records reggae, and the rhythm section carried the songs abroad without dropping the Jamaican patterns.
Exodus – Bob Marley & The Wailers
In early 1977 Bob Marley & The Wailers recorded Exodus in London after the Hope Road shooting, and built a two-sided album that still runs from politics to dancefloor.
Bob Marley – The island carried in a voice
On 3 December 1976 at 56 Hope Road, Kingston, gunmen interrupted a Smile Jamaica rehearsal.
One Love Peace Concert 1978 – Bob Marley
On 22 April 1978 at Kingston’s National Stadium, Bob Marley called Michael Manley and Edward Seaga onstage during Jamming and joined their hands.
Afterlife Interview with Bob Marley
Riffs and Beats finds Bob Marley on a Jamaican hillside at dusk, acoustic guitar on his back, treating the afterlife like one more soundcheck.
Top 10 Accidental songs that took over the world
Ten chart hits that began as B-sides, warm-ups, dreams, or accidental studio moments rather than planned A-sides.