Bob Marley - Music and Soul

No one comes close to how Bob Marley hasproduced songs like "I Shot the Sheriff" and "Get
touched the world with the vibrant jive of reggaeUp, Stan Up." Even though he broke up with his
music. This is true, even to this day.band, he continued to record songs as "Bob
This dreadlock-sporting musician and singer fromMarley and The Wailers."
Jamaica was born on February 6, 1945. RobertHe was also famous for being a member of
Nesta Marley was born to Norval Sinclair MarleyRastafari and many people have adapted this
and Cedalla Booker. His father, who was awayway of life through his influence. Rastafari are
most of the time, would usually just give financialmonotheists who worship a supreme being called
support to him and his mother. His father died -Jah. According to its members, it is not a religion,
away from his wife and from Bob - when he wasbut an ideology - one which aims to find "faith
only 10 years old. The pain that he actually carriedfrom within." Membership reached to around a
in his heart for a lifetime was the way peoplemillion, many of whom may have been heavily
mocked his being "a half and half," which heinfluenced by Bob Marley and the reggae music.
deeply felt as he grew. However, through hisBy the time of his death in 1984, his compilation
songs, he described the hardship a man ofalbum has already sold around 20 million units
African-American descent faces in this kind ofaround the globe. His music and artistry is a
world.testimony to how deeply he left a mark in this
He did not finish schooling and joined a group ofworld, and how he gave honor to the Jamaican
friends to play music. From "The Teenagers," theflag.
group became "The Wailers" and this team up has