Bob's grandfather was English, specifically he came from Suffolk. Bob's Father, Norval Marley, was born in Jamaica. Norval moved to England to join the English Army, then was positioned back in Jamaica where he met Cedella, Bob's mother. He was positioned near Wales, yet still in England, during WW2- where he died. Bob was 9 or 10.

Despite the rumors surrounding Nashville pastor Bob Old (infamous for allegedly burning a Koran on September 11, 2010 as did Terry Jones of Gainesville on March 11, 2011), he did NOT die in any car crash or any accident. This is merely mis-information being spread by a text or email that many are receiving about Pastor Bob Old dying instantly and/or being found with a box of matches and a Qur'an in his glove compartment.

As of 2015, his status is unknown.

Bob Marley Born in Jamaica , he is a LEGEND Ever and he is a KING of REGGAE music :DD I'm happy he succesful her Job ..!! :DD

Bob Marley had a total of 14 children. A few of his children's names are Ziggy, Stephen, Damien, Sharon, and Rohan.

Many people are surprised to hear Bob Marley was a fanatic soccer player and fan.That doesn't seem to fit their image of world's most legendary reggae star : the marihuana smoking, the lazy reggae beats, the dreadlock rastafari easy going attitude, the political activism, …

Bob Marley simply loved kicking a ball. About every single day when on tour or in the recording studio. He also loved watching soccer on tv. His favourite team was Santos Futebol Clube ( Brazil ). His favourite player was Edson Arantes do Nascimento, world famous as Pele, who began playing for Santos at age 15. On a trip to Brazil ( Rio de Janeiro, 1970 ) Bob Marley joined in on a heated street soccer game with some fellow musicians, people from record label Ariola, Brazilian street kids and Paulo Cesar, member of the 1970 Brazilian World Cup team. Before the game the Brazilians had given him a number 10 Santos shirt ( Pele's number). Bob Marley had smiled, and, while putting it on, was heard saying that, just like Pele, he too could play in all positions. Many of his friends claimed that if Marley hadn't been so dedicated to his music, he could have made it big as a professional soccer player. As a midfielder, Marley was quick and innovative. "I love music before I love football. If I love football first, maybe that a bit dangerous, because the football very violent. If a man tackle you hard, it brings feelings o' war!" Many fans of Marley trace his ultimate death from cancer as a result of an injury he sustained during a soccer game in 1977 at a game in Battersea Park in Great Britain. Danny Baker, a renowned English soccer radio and television announcer at the time, allegedly stepped on Marley's foot during a game, snapping his big toenail off. Marley later developed a condition akin to gangrene on the injured toe, but refused to have is foot amputated as doctors recommended, saying, "Rasta no abide amputation."

Peter Tosh is in The Wailers with Bob Marley, Carlton Barret, Aston Barret and Bunny Livingston.

Bob Marley's father was white. The fact that he was half-black and half-white caused him constant worry, as well as the other children making fun of him for it when he was younger. It was an insecurity of his.

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Bob Marley has many songs! Here are a few: Buffalo Soldier, Could you be loved, Get up stand up, I shot the sherrif, Turn your lights down low, No woman no cry, there are many more but I hope this helps!

Rita Marley is still alive.

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Because of his legendary music and because he was always high

He was very important to the black community because he did many concerts to contribute to many different aids. He is an idol to many people. In his songs he has many different meanings including love and peace keeping. To many people he was a god. He is truly a hero.

No he was a beatle the beatles didnt fight in any wars, but there was a navy man named john lennon in the war

he choose to sing reggae music because, he believed in what it stood for and he wanted other people to know the true meaning of beliveing in something. he also lifed by what the music was meaning.

I don't think he has any great grandchildren yet.

No, Bob Marley did not commit suicide. he died from skin cancer in his toe. it could have easily been treated with a simple amputation, but because of his religion (rastafarian) he was highly against any mutilation. as a result, it spread to other parts of his body. he died in 1981.

Well, apart from Judy Garland? Probably about 50 different artists - even Ritchie Blackmore does a version. How about Django Reinhart, The Dimensions, Tommy Emmanuel, Sam Harris, Rufus Wainwright, Barbra Streisand, Patti LaBelle, Ella Fitzgerald and dozens of others. Incidentally, the title is "Over the Rainbow", not "Somewhere..." Eva Cassidy does a lovely version and it's on Shayne Ward's first album. yeah and also Chris Impelliteri and Yngwie Malmsteen do great guitar cuts

Bob Marley was born in Sain Anne's Parish, Jamaica. He lived there for a while until about 19 and then moved to Deleware. He also owned a house in Miami, Florida where he lived while he was sick with cancer, and then lived in Switerzland while getting cancer treatment but died in a Miami, Florida hospital

Disjunct Melody: is a type of melodic motion. Disjunct motion proceeds by leap from one scale degree to the next by intervals larger than a second. Opposite of that, conjunct motion proceeds by step from one scale degree to the next by intervals of a second.

bob Marley's songs where mainly about his life and the things he say going on in his life and so he just put the things going on around him that he thought needed to be heard into a song/songs so people say what were going on in the world around them.

His father was born in Jamaica, but of British descent

In 1963, Bob Marley, Bunny Wailer, Peter Tosh, Junior Braithwaite, Beverley Kelso, and Cherry Smith formed a ska and rocksteady group, calling themselves "The Teenagers." They later changed their name to "The Wailing Rudeboys," then to "The Wailing Wailers."

According to the copyright info on the Legend CD 1974.

His first two songs were "Judge Not" and "One Cup Of Coffee"

Bob Marley's symbol is a lion because the lion is a symbol of Jah - the primary god of Rastafarianism. Jah is also Jehovah aka YHWH - the god of Judaism. Bob wrote a song about the symbolism "Iron Lion Zion".