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Common misspelling: Bob Marly; Bob Marely

 

Given Name

Date of Birth

Birth Place

Nesta Robert Marley

b. February 6, 1945

d. May 11, 1981

Nine Miles, St. Ann, Jamaica

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BOB MARLEY BIOGRAPHY

The following biography is from Wikipedia.org “The Free Encyclopedia.”

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Robert Nesta Marley (February 6, 1945 Nine Miles, Saint Ann, Jamaica – May 11, 1981 Miami, Florida) better known as Bob Marley, was a Jamaican singer, guitarist, and songwriter. He was one of the most widely known reggae musicians of all time, famous for popularising the genre outside of Jamaica. Much of his work deals with the struggles of the impoverished and/or powerless. He has been called the Charles Wesley of the Rastafari movement for the way in which he spread the faith through his music.

 

He was the husband of Rita Anderson Marley, who regularly performed with Bob Marley as a member of his back-up singers the I Threes. She had 4 of his 9 acknowledged children, including David Ziggy Marley and Stephen Marley who together continue their father's musical legacy in their band the Melody Makers. Another of his sons, Damian Marley (aka "Jr Gong"), has also started a career in music.

 

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Political and religious convictions

 

Marley was well known for his devotion to the Rastafarian religion. It was his wife Rita who first inspired him in his faith, and he then received teachings from Mortimer Planner. He served as a de facto missionary for the faith (his actions and lyrics suggest that this was intentional) and brought it to global attention. Through his music he preached brotherhood and peace for all of mankind. Towards the end of his life he was also baptised into the Ethiopian Orthodox Church with the name Berhane Selassie.

 

As a Rasta, Bob Marley was a great defender of cannabis which he used as a sacrament. On the cover of Catch a Fire he is seen smoking a large spliff (marijuana cigarette), and the spiritual use of cannabis is mentioned in many of his songs.

 

Marley was known to have connections with the Twelve Tribes of Israel sect of Rastafari, and he expressed this with a biblical quote about Joseph, son of Jacob on the album cover of Rastaman Vibration. The tribe of Joseph is Aquarius. Marley also makes many references to Judah and his tribe, in reference to Haile Selassie, God incarnate of the Rastafarians.

 

Early life

 

Bob Marley was born on February 6, 1945 in Jamaica to Norval Marley, a Jamaican-born white plantation overseer of Welsh descent, and Cedella Booker, a black teenager from the north country. Cedella and Norval were to be married on June 9th, 1944. Approximately a week before the wedding, however, Norval informed Cedella that his chronic hernia had begun to trouble him and as a result he would be changing jobs and moving to Kingston. Norval never really knew his son because of the white upper class' disdain for mixed race relationships.

 

Musical career

 

Early career

Marley started his musical experimentation in ska and gravitated towards reggae as the music evolved, playing, teaching and singing for a long period in the 1970s and 1980s. Marley is perhaps best-known for work with his reggae group "The Wailers", which included two other celebrated reggae musicians, Bunny Livingstone and Peter Tosh. Livingstone and Tosh later left the group and went on to become successful solo artists.

 

Much of Marley's early work was produced by Coxsone Dodd at Studio One. That relationship later deteriorated due to financial pressure, and in the early 1970s he produced what is believed by many to be his finest work with Lee Perry. This pair also split apart, this time over the assignment of recording rights. They did work together again in London, though, and remained friends until Marley's death.

 

Marley's work was largely responsible for the mainstream cultural acceptance of reggae music outside of Jamaica. He signed to Chris Blackwell's Island Records label in 1971, at the time a highly influential and innovative label. Island Records boasted a retinue of successful and diverse artists including Free, John Martyn and Nick Drake. Though many people believe that Blackwell interfered with what Marley wanted to do with his own music, others think that the knowledge this producer brought to the scene was critical in Marley's wish to bring reggae to the world. It was his 1975 hit No Woman, No Cry that first gained him fame on a wider level.

 

Shot in election violence

In 1976, just two days before a scheduled free concert that Marley and the then Jamaican PM Michael Manley had organized in the run up to the general election, Marley, his wife Rita, and manager Don Taylor, were shot inside the star's 56 Hope Road home. Marley received minor injuries in the arm and chest. Don Taylor took most of the bullets in his legs and torso as he accidentally walked in the line of fire. He was in a serious condition after he was rushed to the hospital, but fully recovered later. Rita also recovered from the shot to the head she received that night. It is generally believed that this shooting was politically motivated, due to Jamaican politics being somewhat violent at the time, especially so close to election day. The concert was seen as being in support of the progressive prime minister of Jamaica, Michael Manley. It is widely held that he was shot by supporters of the conservative political party of Jamaica, the Jamaica Labour Party. However, there is little evidence to support this. Though the police never caught the gunmen, Marley devotees later "caught up" with them on the streets of Kingston.

 

Later career

Bob Marley left Jamaica at the end of 1976, and went to England, where he recorded both Exodus and Kaya, and where he was famously arrested for possession of a joint of marijuana. He released "Africa Unite" on the Survival album in 1979, and was then invited to perform at the Zimbabwe Independence Day celebrations on April 17, 1980.

 

Rastaman Vibration made big waves in the US charts on its release. The success got reggae and Marley more mileage besides a recognition for his peace efforts. “War” brought the message of H.I.M. Haile Selassie loud and clear to the young generation. Stevie Wonder in the album Hotter than July paid a rich tribute to Bob Marley with the hit track Master Blaster (Jammin).

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Battle with cancer

 

Diagnosis

In July 1977, Marley was found to have a wound on his right big toe, which he thought was from a soccer injury. The wound would not completely heal, and his toenail later fell off during a soccer game. It was then that the correct diagnosis was made. Marley actually had a form of skin cancer, malignant melanoma, which grew under his toenail. He was advised to get his toe amputated, but he refused because of the Rastafarian belief that doctors are samfai, confidence men who cheat the gullible by pretending to have the power of witchcraft. He also was concerned about the impact the operation would have on his dancing; amputation would profoundly affect his career at a time when greater success was close at hand. Still, Marley based this refusal on his Rastafarian beliefs, saying, "Rasta no abide amputation. I and I don't allow a mon ta be dismantled." [Catch a Fire, Timothy White] He did have surgery to try to excise the cancer cells. The cancer was kept secret from the wider public.

 

Collapse and treatment

The cancer spread to his brain, his lungs and his stomach. While on tour in the summer of 1980, while trying to break into the US market, he collapsed jogging in NYC's Central Park. This was after a series of shows in England and at Madison Square Garden. The illness made him unable to continue with the large tour that was planned. Marley sought help, and decided to go to Munich in order to receive treatment from controversial cancer specialist Josef Issels for several months, but it was to no avail.

 

Death

A month before his death, he was awarded Jamaica's Order of Merit. He wanted to spend his final days in Jamaica but he became too ill on the flight home from Germany and had to land in Miami. He passed away at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Miami, Florida on May 11, 1981. Before his death he was baptised into the Coptic Orthodox Church. and took the name Berhane Selassie (meaning the Light of the Holy Trinity in Coptic). His funeral in Jamaica was a dignified affair with combined elements of Ethiopian Orthodoxy and Rastafarianism. He is buried in a crypt at Nine Miles, near his birthplace.

 

Posthumous reputation

Bob Marley's music and legend have gone from strength to strength in the years since his early death and continue to produce a huge stream of revenue for his estate, whilst also bringing him a nearly mythic status in music history similar to that of Elvis Presley, John Lennon, and Bob Dylan. He remains enormously popular and well known all over the world, and particularly so in Africa. In 1993, Marley was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

 

Controversy over burial place

In January 2005, it was reported that Rita Marley is planning to have her late husband's remains exhumed and reburied in Shashamane, Ethiopia. In announcing the decision to move Marley's remains to Ethiopia, Rita Marley said: "Bob's whole life is about Africa, it is not Jamaica." There is a great deal of resistance to this proposal in Jamaica. The birthday celebrations for what would have been his 60th birthday on February 6th 2005 were celebrated in Shashamane for the first time, having previously always been held in Jamaica.

 

Awards and honors

  • 1976 - Band of the Year (Rolling Stone)

  • June 1978 - Awarded the Peace Medal of the Third World from the United Nations

  • February 1981 - Awarded Jamaica's third highest honor, the Order of Merit

  • 1999 - Album of the Century (Time Magazine) for Exodus)

  • February 2001 - A star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

  • February 2001 - Awarded Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award

 

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Year

1966 1970 1970 1970 1973
           

Album Title

The Wailing Wailers Soul Rebels The Best of The Wailers Soul Revolution African Herbsman

Tracks

1. I Am Gonna Put It On

2. I Need You

3. Lonsome Feeling

4. What's New Pussycat

5. One Love

6. When The Well Runs Dry

7. Ten Commandments Of Love

Rude Boy

8. It Hurts To Be Alone

9. Love & Affection

10. I Am Still Waiting

11. Simmer Down

1. Soul Rebel

2. Try Me

3. It's Alright

4. No Sympathy

5. My Cup

6. Soul Almighty

7. Rebel's Hop

8. Corner Stone

9. 400 Years

10. No Water

11. Reaction

12. My Sympathy

1. Soul Shakedown Party

2. Stop The Train

3. Caution

4. Soul Captives

5. Go Tell It On The Mountain

6. Can't You See

7. Soon Come

8. Cheer Up

9. Back Out

10. Do It Twice

 

1. Keep On Moving

2. Don't Rock My Boat

3. Put It On

4. Fussing And Fighting

5. Duppy Conqueror

6. Memphis

7. Riding High

8. Kaya

9. African Herbsman

10. Stand Alone

11. Sun Is Shining

12. Brain Washing

 

1. Lively Up Yourself

2. Small Axe

3. Duppy Conqueror

4. Trench Town Rock

5. African Herbsman

6. Keep On Moving

7. Fussing and Fighting

8. Stand Alone

9. All in One

10. Don't Rock the Boat

11. Put It On

12. Sun Is Shining

13. Kaya

14. Riding High

15. Brain Washing

Year

1973 1973 1974 1974
         

Album Title

Catch a Fire Burnin’ Rosta Revolution Natty Dread

Tracks

Disk 1

1. Concrete Jungle

2. Stir It Up

3. High Tide Or Low Tide

4. Stop That Train

5. 400 Years

6. Baby We've Got A Date (Rock It Baby)

7. Midnight Ravers

8. All Day All Night

9. Slave Driver

10. Kinky Reggae

11. No More Trouble

Disk 2

1. Concrete Jungle

2. Slave Driver (Catch A Fire)

3. 400 Years

4. Stop That Train

5. Baby We've Got A Date (Rock It Baby)

6. Stir It Up

7. Kinky Reggae

8. No More Trouble

9. Midnight Ravers

1. Get Up Stand Up

2. Hallelujah Time

3. I Shot The Sheriff

4. Burnin' And Lootin' 

5. Put It On

6. Small Axe 

7. Pass It On

8. Duppy Conqueror

9. One Foundation

10. Rastaman Chant  Bonus Tracks:

11. Reincarnated Souls

12. No Sympathy

13. The Oppressed Song

1. Mr. Brown

2. Soul Rebel

3. Try Me

4. It's Alright

5. No Sympathy

6. My Cup

7. Duppy Conquerer

8. Rebel's Hop

9. Corner Stone

10. 400 Years

11. No Water

12. Reaction

13. Soul Almighty

1. Lively Up Yourself

2. No Woman No Cry 

3. Them Belly Full 

4. Rebel Music (3'oclock Road Block) 

5. So Jah Seh

6. Natty Dread 

7. Bend Down Low

8. Talkin' Blues

9. Revolution

10. Am-A-Do

Year

1975 1976 1976
       

Album Title

Live Exodus Rastamanvibration Deluxe

Tracks

1. Trenchtown Rock 

2. Burnin' And Lootin' 

3. Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)

4. Lively Up Yourself 

5. No Woman No Cry 

6. I Shot The Sheriff

7. Get Up, Stand Up

8. Kinky Reggae

Disk 1

1. Natural Mystic

2. So Much Things To Say

3. Guiltiness

4. The Heathen

5. Exodus

6. Jamming

7. Waiting In Vain

8. Turn Your Lights Down Low

9. Three Little Birds

10. One Love/People Get Ready

 

Disk 2

1. The Heathen - (Previously Unreleased)

2. Crazy Baldhead/Running Away - (Previously Unreleased)

3. War/No More Trouble - (Previously Unreleased)

4. Jamming - (Previously Unreleased)

5. Exodus - (Previously Unreleased) Sessions With Lee Perry, July/August 1977

6. Punky Reggae Party (A-Side Of Jamaican 12" Single)

7. Punky Reggae Party (B-Side Of Jamaican 12" Single)

8. Keep On Moving (Previously Unreleased Original)

9. Keep On Moving (Dub) (Previously Unreleased)

10. Exodus Advertisement

Disk 1

1. Positive Vibration 

2. Roots, Rock, Reggae

3. Johnny Was

4. Cry To Me

5. Want More

6. Crazy Baldheads 

7. Who The Cap Fit

8. Night Shift

9. War 

10. Rat Race 

11. Jah Live Live - Original Mix (A-Side Of Single Island WIP 6265)

12. Concrete (B-Side Of Single Island WIP 6265)

13. Roots, Rock, Reggae (Unreleased Single Mix)

14. Roots, Rock, Dub (Unreleased Single Dub Mix)

15. Want More (Unreleased Alternate Album Mix)

16. Crazy Baldhead (Unreleased Alternate Album Mix)

17. War (Unreleased Alternate Album Mix)

1. Introduction

2. Trenchtown Rock

3. Burnin¹ & Lootin¹

4. Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)

5. Rebel Music (3 O¹Clock Road Block)

6. I Shot The Sheriff

7. Want More

8. No Woman No Cry

9. Lively Up Yourself

10. Roots, Rock, Reggae

11. Rat Race Smile Jamaica Sessions

12. Smile Jamaica - Part One (A-Side Of Single Island WIP 6376)

13. Smile Jamaica - Part Two (B-Side Of Single Island WIP 6376)

Year

1976 1978 1978 1979 1980
           

Album Title

Rastaman Vibration Babylon By Bus [live] Kaya Survival Uprising

Tracks

1. Positive Vibration 

2. Roots, Rock, Reggae

3. Johnny Was

4. Cry To Me

5. Want More 

6. Crazy Baldheads 

7. Who The Cap Fit

8. Night Shift

9. War 

10. Rat Race 

11. Jah Live

1. Positive Vibration 

2. Punky Reggae Party

3. Exodus  

4. Stir It Up 

5. Rat Race 

6. Concrete Jungle

7. Kinky Reggae

8. Lively Up Yourself 

9. Rebel Music 

10. War/No More Trouble 

11. Is This Love?

12. Heathen

13. Jamming 

1. Easy Skanking

2. Kaya 

3. Is This Love

4. Sun Is Shining

5. Satisfy My Soul

6. She's Gone

7. Misty Morning

8. Crisis

9. Running Away

10. Time Will Tell 

11. Smile Jamaica (Original B-Side Of "Satisfy My Soul")

1. So Much Trouble In The World

2. Zimbabwe 

3. Top Rankin'

4. Babylon System

5. Survival 

6. Africa Unite

7. One Drop

8. Ride Natty Ride

9. Ambush In The Night

10. Wake Up And Live

 

1. Coming In From The Cold

2. Real Situation

3. Bad Card 

4. We And Dem

5. Work

6. Zion Train

7. Pimper's Paradise

8. Could You Be Loved 

9. Forever Loving Jah 

10. Redemption Song

 

Posthumous Releases by Bob Marley

Year

1983 1984 1986 1991
         

Album Title

Confrontation Legend Rebel Music Talkin’ Blues [live]

Tracks

1. Chant Down Babylon 

2. Buffalo Soldier

3. Jump Nyabinghi 

4. Mix Up, Mix Up

5. Give Thanks

6. Blackman Redemption

7. Trench Town

8. Stiff Necked Fools

9. I Know

10. Rastaman Live Up 

11. Buffalo Soldier (12" Mix)

Disk 1

1. Is This Love

2. No Woman No Cry 

3. Could You Be Loved 

4. Three Little Birds 

5. Buffalo Soldier

6. Get Up Stand Up

7. Stir It Up 

8. One Love/People Get Ready 

9. I Shot The Sheriff

10. Waiting In Vain

11. Redemption Song 

12. Satisfy My Soul

13. Exodus 

14. Jamming 

15. Punky Reggae Party

Disk 2

1. One Love/People Get Ready    Remixed In 1984 By Julian Mendelsohn
2. Waiting In Vain    Remixed In 1984 By Julian Mendelsohn
3. Jamming    Remixed In 1984 By Paul "Groucho" Smykle
4. Three Little Birds/Three Little Birds (Dub Version)    Remixed In 1985 By Julian Mendelsohn
5. Could You Be Loved    Remixed In 1984 By Eric "E.T." Thorngren
6. No Woman No Cry    Remixed In 1984 By Eric "E.T." Thorngren
7. Coming In From The Cold    Remixed In 1984 By Eric "E.T." Thorngren
8. Buffalo Solider    Remixed In 1984 By Eric "E.T." Thorngren
9. Jamming    Remixed In 1984 By Eric "E.T." Thorngren
10. Waiting In Vain    Remixed In 1984 By Eric "E.T." Thorngren
11. Exodus    Remixed In 1984 By Eric "E.T." Thorngren
12. Lively Up Yourself    Remixed In 1984 By Eric "E.T." Thorngren
13. One Love/People Get Ready (Dub Version)    Remixed In 1984 By Godwin Logie

1. Rebel Music (3 O'clock Roadblock) 

2. So Much Trouble In The World

3. Them Belly Full (But We Hungry) 

4. Rat Race 

5. War/No More Trouble 

6. Roots

7. Slave Driver 

8. Ride Natty Ride 

9. Crazy Baldhead 

10. Wake Up And Live

 

1. Talkin'

2. Talkin' Blues 

3. Talkin'

4. Burnin' And Lootin' 

5. Talkin'

6. Kinky Reggae 

7. Get Up, Stand Up

8. Talkin'

9. Slave Driver 

10. Talkin'

11. Walk The Proud Land

12. Lively Up Yourself

13. Talkin'

14. You Can't Blame The Youth

15. Stop That Train

16. Talkin'

17. Rastaman Chant 

18. Talkin'

19. Am-A-Do

20. Talkin'

21. Bend Down Low

22. Talkin'

23. I Shot The Sheriff 

24. Bend Donw Low

Year

1992 1995
     

Album Title

Songs Of Freedom Natural Mystic

Tracks

Disk 1

1. Judge Not

2. One Cup Of Coffee

3. Simmer Down

4. I'm Still Waiting

5. One Love/People Get Ready (Original) 

6. Put It On

7. Bus Dem Shut (Pyaka)

8. Mellow Mood (Original)

9. Bend Down Low 

10. Hypocrites

11. Stir It Up (Original) 

12. Nice Time

13. Thank You Lord (Original)

14. Hammer

15. Caution

16. Back Out

17. Soul Shake Down Party

18. Do It Twice

19. Soul Rebel

20. Sun Is Shining

21. Don't Rock The Boat

22. Small Axe

23. Duppy Conqueror

24. Mr. Brown

Disk 2

1. Screw Face

2. Lick Samba

3. Trenchtown Rock (Previously Unreleased Mix)

4. Craven Choke Puppy

5. Guava Jelly

6. Acoustic Medley (Previously Unreleased)

7. I'm Hurting Inside (Previously Unreleased Mix)

8. High Tide Or Low Tide (Prevously Unreleased Mix)

9. Slave Driver 

10. No More Trouble

11. Concrete Jungle 

12. Get Up Stand Up

13. Rastaman Chant 

14. Burnin' And Lootin' 

15. Iron Lion Zion (Previously Unreleased)

16. Lively Up Yourself

17. Natty Dread 

18. I Shot The Sheriff (Live)

Disk 3

1. No Woman No Cry (Live At The Roxy) 

2. Who The Cap Fit 3. Jah Live 

4. Crazy Baldhead 

5. War 

6. Johnny Was

7. Rat Race

8. Jammin' (12" Mix) 

9. Waiting In Vain (Advert Mix)

10. Exodus (12" Mix)

11. Natural Mystic 

12. Three Little Birds (Previously Unreleased Mix) 

13. Running Away

14. Keep On Moving (London Version)

15. Easy Skanking

16. Is This Love (Horns Mix)

17. Smile Jamaica 

18. Time Will Tell 

Disk 4

1. Africa Unite

2. Survival 

3. One Drop 

4. One Dub

5. Zimbabwe 

6. So Much Trouble In The World

7. Ride Natty Ride (12" Mix)

8. Babylon System

9. Coming In From The Cold (12" Mix)

10. Real Situation

11. Bad Card 

12. Could You Be Loved (12" Mix)

13. Forever Loving Jah 

14. Rastaman Live Up 

15. Give Thanks And Praises

16. One Love/People Get Ready (12" Mix) 

17. Why Should I (Previously Unreleased)

18. Redemption Song (Live In Pittsburgh)

1. Natural Mystic 

2. Easy Skanking

3. Iron Lion Zion

4. Crazy Baldhead 

5. So Much Trouble In The World

6. War 

7. Africa Unite 

8. Trenchtown Rock (Live) 

9. Keep On Moving

10. Sun Is Shining

11. Who The Cap Fit

12. One Drop 

13. Roots Rock Reggae 

14. Pimper's Paradise

15. Positive Vibration

16. Time Will Tell

Year

1997 1999 2001 2005
         

Album Title

Dreams Of Freedom Chant Down Babylon One Love Gold

Tracks

1. Rebel Music

2. No Woman No Cry

3. The Heathen

4. Them Belly Full

5. Waiting In Vain

6. So Much Trouble In The World

7. Exodus

8. Burnin'

9. Is This Love

10. One Love

11. Midnight Ravers

1. No More Trouble With Erykah Badu

2. Rebel Music With Krazie Bone

3. Johnny Was With Guru

4. Concrete Jungle With Rakim

5. Rastaman Chant With Busta Rhymes & Flipmode Squad

6. Guiltiness With Lost Boyz Featuring Mr. Cheeks

7. Turn Your Lights Down Low With Lauryn Hill

8. Jammin' With MC Lyte

9. Kinky Reggae With The Marley Brothers And The Ghetto Youths Crew   

10. Roots, Rock, Reggae With Steven Tyler And Joe Perry

11. Survival A.K.A. Black Survivors With Chuck D

12. Burnin' And Lootin' With The Roots Featuring Black Thought

1. Stir It Up

2. Get Up, Stand Up

3. I Shot The Sheriff

4. Lively Up Yourself

5. No Woman, No Cry

6. Roots, Rock, Reggae

7. Exodus

8. Jammin'

9. Waiting In Vain

10. Three Little Birds

11. Turn Your Lights Down Low

12. One Love/People Get Ready

13. Is This Love

14. Sun Is Shining

15. So Much Trouble In The World

16. Could You Be Loved

17. Redemption Song

18. Buffalo Soldier

19. Iron Lion Zion

20. I Know A Place

Disk 1

1. Stir It Up

2. Slave Driver

3. Concrete Jungle

4. Get Up, Stand Up

5. I Shot The Sheriff

6. Burnin' And Lootin'

7. Lively Up Yourself

8. Rebel Music

9. Trenchtown Rock

10. No Woman No Cry

11. Jah Live

12. Positive Vibration

13. Roots, Rock, Reggae

14. Crazy Baldhead

15. Natural Mystic

16. Exodus

17. Jamming

Disk 2

1. One Love/People Get Ready

2. Waiting In Vain

3. Punky Reggae Party

4. Is This Love

5. Sun Is Shining

6. Satisfy My Soul

7. Kinky Reggae

8. War/No More Trouble

9. So Miuch Trouble In The World

10. Africa Unite

11. One Drop

12. Could You Be Loved

13. Coming In From The Cold

14. Redemption Song

15. Buffalo Soldier

16. Rastaman Live Up

17. Iron Lion Zion

Year

2005        
           

Album Title

Africa Unite: The Singles Collection        

Tracks

1. SOUL REBEL

2. Lively Up Yourself

3. Trenchtown Rock

4. Concrete Jungle

5. I Shot The Sheriff

6. Get Up Stand Up

7. No Woman, No Cry

8. Roots Rock Reggae

9. Exodus

10. Waiting In Vain

11. Jamming

12. Is This Love

13. Sun Is Shining

14. Could You Be Loved

15. Three Little Birds

16. Buffalo Soldier

17. One Love/People Get Ready

18. Africa Unite

19. Slogans

20. Stand Up Jamrock

       

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1980        
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Title

Third World        

Role

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