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Bob Marley’s legacy — from the beginning to global icon Early life & musical roots (1945–1963) Born 6 February 1945 in Nine Mile, Jamaica. Grew up in Trench Town, Kingston, where music shaped his life. Influenced by ska and early Jamaican street culture. Formed a group with Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer. The Wailers era (1963–1972) Created The Wailers and recorded early hits like Simmer Down. Music spoke about poverty, struggle, and hope. Shifted from ska to rocksteady, then reggae. Built a strong following in Jamaica. International breakthrough (1973–1976) Signed with Island Records. Albums like Catch a Fire and Burnin’ introduced reggae to the world. Songs like Get Up, Stand Up and I Shot the Sheriff gained global attention. Became a cultural voice for freedom and resistance. Global superstardom (1977–1980) Released legendary albums: Exodus (1977) Kaya (1978) Survival (1979) Uprising (1980) Hits like One Love, No Woman No Cry, Redemption Song, Three Little Birds. Promoted African unity, peace, and Rastafarian beliefs. Performed worldwide and became reggae’s biggest ambassador. Illness & death (1981) Diagnosed with cancer that spread through his body. Died 11 May 1981 at age 36. His passing shocked the world and elevated his legend. Legacy & global impact Made reggae a global genre. Became a symbol of freedom, resistance, love, and African pride. Inspired generations of musicians across Africa, Europe, and the Americas. Continues to sell millions of records decades after death. Seen as one of the most influential musicians in history.
Bob Marley’s legacy — from the beginning to global icon Early life & musical roots (1945–1963) Born 6 February 1945 in Nine Mile, Jamaica. Grew up in Trench Town, Kingston, where music shaped his life. Influenced by ska and early Jamaican street culture. Formed a group with Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer. The Wailers era (1963–1972) Created The Wailers and recorded early hits like Simmer Down. Music spoke about poverty, struggle, and hope. Shifted from ska to rocksteady, then reggae. Built a strong following in Jamaica. International breakthrough (1973–1976) Signed with Island Records. Albums like Catch a Fire and Burnin’ introduced reggae to the world. Songs like Get Up, Stand Up and I Shot the Sheriff gained global attention. Became a cultural voice for freedom and resistance. Global superstardom (1977–1980) Released legendary albums: Exodus (1977) Kaya (1978) Survival (1979) Uprising (1980) Hits like One Love, No Woman No Cry, Redemption Song, Three Little Birds. Promoted African unity, peace, and Rastafarian beliefs. Performed worldwide and became reggae’s biggest ambassador. Illness & death (1981) Diagnosed with cancer that spread through his body. Died 11 May 1981 at age 36. His passing shocked the world and elevated his legend. Legacy & global impact Made reggae a global genre. Became a symbol of freedom, resistance, love, and African pride. Inspired generations of musicians across Africa, Europe, and the Americas. Continues to sell millions of records decades after death. Seen as one of the most influential musicians in history.

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