Bob Marley

Bob Marley first came to the United States in 1966. He traveled to New York City to visit his mother, Cedella Marley, and it was during this time that he began to gain exposure and popularity in the American music scene. This trip marked the beginning of his journey to becoming an international reggae icon.

In "A La La La Long" by Bob Marley, the primary instruments featured include guitar, bass, drums, and keyboards. The guitar provides rhythmic strumming and melodic lines, while the bass adds depth and groove. Drums maintain the song's upbeat tempo, and keyboards contribute to the overall harmony and texture. Together, these instruments create the distinctive reggae sound that characterizes Marley's music.

Bob Marley initially worked as a welder and later as a musician in Jamaica. He was part of the band The Wailers, which gained popularity in the 1960s and helped him establish a successful career in reggae music. Marley's work as a musician ultimately overshadowed his early jobs, making him an iconic figure in the music industry.

There is no definitive evidence to confirm that Bob Marley was a member of the Freemasons. While there are various theories and speculation regarding his affiliations, he is primarily known for his contributions to music and his role in promoting Rastafarianism. Marley's legacy is centered around his messages of peace, love, and social justice rather than secret societies.

Bob Marley weighed approximately 77 kilograms (170 pounds) at the time of his death in May 1981. His health had significantly declined due to complications from melanoma, which affected his overall condition and weight.

Ziggy Marley's backing singers are primarily known as the Melody Makers, which includes his siblings, such as Stephen, Cedella, and Sharon Marley. In addition to his family, he has collaborated with various musicians and backing vocalists throughout his career. Specific names may vary depending on the tour or album, but the core group often features familiar faces from the reggae genre.

"I Shot the Sheriff" was originally written and recorded by Bob Marley and the Wailers in 1973. However, the version that sold the most copies is Eric Clapton's cover, released in 1974, which became a major hit and reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Clapton's rendition significantly contributed to the song's popularity and introduced it to a wider audience.

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The Confrontation album in which Buffalo Soldier appears had the following instruments (see link):
http://www.answers.com/topic/rhythm-guitarbass, guitar, percussion, drums, akete, keyboards, tenor sax, trombone, trumpet
but I couldn't find a list specifically for Buffalo Soldier.

Many people cant stand the lose of time and virtues they may prospect from therefore Citizens of American and other nations have shot the sheriff for quite sometime,sheriff are abnormal sometimes when it comes down to making a simple decision about release of an inmate or prisoner.the sheriff have made a tremendous effort to support mental health which is not supporting their safety at all cost,the mental health hides their true identities as sheriff make up identities to involve their daily goals to fit that of the future but they lose the ability to understand that they have citizens around the that cant stand that they invest in everything and take women for granted,Thats why they get shot!

No - they are two different people.

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Bob Marley has the title 'The honourable Sir Robert Nesta Marley'

Bob short for Robert, obviously

The legendary jamaican singer song writer's 70th birhday will be 6th feb 2015

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Oh honey, Bob Marley didn't "did" anywhere, he was a legendary musician from Jamaica. He was born in Nine Mile, Jamaica and later moved to Kingston where he made a name for himself in the music industry. So, next time, make sure you use proper grammar when asking about the King of Reggae.

Well, his mom needed a passport so she could go to America. The guy at the passport place told him that his name was a girl's name. Bob Marley's name then was Nesta Robert Marley. So the man decided to change his name to Robert Nesta Marley. Bob is short for Robert.

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Well he was a great singer i for one love his music you should to cause all he ever wanted was peace, love, and happines just like himself he would never let us down even if he died his soul still lives in our hearts.

trying to figure this out myself. i'm pretty sure i hear a guitar, bass, keyboard, drums, and tamberine as well as a lead vocalist and backup vocals not sure but that's my best guess

Bob Marley stood for love and peace. He wanted everybody to love with no violence

Yes I believe he is his second child.

Um, she isn't dead?

Maybe your brain is.

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Died in 1957 , jamaica ..Dont know how he died