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One Hope Road - the house he lived in which was given to him by Chris Blackwell

The visitor numbers must literally be in thousands by now. It is one of the major tourist destinations in Kingston. Unfortunately no one will know the exact answer to this as there are no record keeping of visitors at the Marley Museum.

he died in Jamaica Kingston an was buried in ocho rios

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It depends on the tempo.

If a song has a fast tempo, there are less seconds in each bar. Contrarilly, if the tempo is slow, there are more seconds. Thanks to the above answer. Slow ballads have more time in a bar than a fast rock song.

On a side note - using garage band i constructed a song at: 120bpm with a 4/4 Signature. According to the timer the first measure = 2 seconds. Therefore a bar with 4 measures would be 8 Seconds(at 120bpm).

drumkit, Bass Guitar, lead guitar, lead vocals. and somethimes rhythm Guitars and piano/keyboards but most of the time backing vocals

Daddy Yankee was born on February 3, 1976

1955 I think.

Sean Paul, whose real name is Sean Paul Henriques, is a Jamaican dancehall and reggae creative person. Click to know sean paul height, sean paul net worth 2022, how old is sean paul, sean paul age, sean paul nationality

Yes, he is Bob Marley's son. His mother is Cindy Breakspeare, Miss World 1976/jamaica.

No it is not.Funk music is not banned in Japan.

...all of them

Louchie Lou & Michie One the song is also called Me Did Love You.

Great Track

The estimates of bob Marley and The Wailers album sales vary from a low of roughly 150-199,000,000 to as high as 300 million. Legend the posthumous 1984 greatest hits collection has sold an estimated 15-20 million worldwide with 10 million sold in the US alone. I have also recently noticed that on wikipedia's best selling artists of all time, Marley is strangely absent. To assume that Marley's album sales are anywhere under 100 million is an ubsurdity considering that between the years 1991 and 2010 Marley has sold over twenty five million records. Keep in mind that by 1991 Marley had been deceased for ten years and during his life had sold millions of records. Another factor to take in to consideration is that Bob Marley is one of the most 'bootlegged' artist in music history and many of his early works from studio one to his period with Lee "Scratch" Perry have been pirated and sold in a wide variety of compilations beginning in the later sixties(primarily in the UK) and continuing up until the present day.

To give a further indication of Marley's album sales during his life it would be helpful to look at the charting positions of his island records releases. The first two Wailers albums were not huge commercial successes, however after Marley began his ascent to international stardom both of them charted respectably. "Natty Dread" peaked at 44 on the Black Album chart and 92 on the Pop chart (north america) respectively. "Rastaman Vibration peaked at number 8(selling at least one million if not more upon release) in the billboard Top 200. "Exodus" peaked at number 20 in the US and stayed on the UK charts for 56 weeks. "Kaya" peaked at fifty in the states. "Survival was a more muted 71 and ""Uprising peaked at 41 and 45 on the Black album Charts and Pop charts respectively. These charting positions deal primarily with North American sales not taking in to account Europe, Africa, and Asia during Marley's life(he was also very popular in south America although he never played there).

In summation, it is fair to say that bob Marley's worldwide album sales are nowhere near under 100 million taking in to consideration the millions sold during his life, the 25 million sold since 91 and the ten years after Marley's death preceding the 1991 'boom'.

because it was cool

No, it's by Inner Circle.

Bob Marley was known for his popularization of the natural tendencies of his hair to grow as curly streamers. The 'look' became known as a foundation of 'Rasta wear'.

There is no documentation to prove that his hair style was anything other than his well-tended preference for his natural curls.

Shasha Marley is Ghanian reggae artist. He is also called Monk on the loose, because of his stage monk-like outfit, credited to the Franciscan Friars, because he finds the life of St. Francis of Assisi a true inspiration.

Reggae is a genre of music, dancehall is a sub-genre within reggae. Dancehall has more of a hip-hop influence than traditional roots and one-drop reggae beats.

I wanna love you and treat you right;

I wanna love you every day and every night:

We'll be together with a roof right over our heads;

We'll share the shelter of my single bed;

We'll share the same room, yeah! - for Jah provide the bread.

Is this love - is this love - is this love -

Is this love that I'm feelin'?

Is this love - is this love - is this love -

Is this love that I'm feelin'?

I wanna know - wanna know - wanna know now!

I got to know - got to know - got to know now!

I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I - I'm willing and able,

So I throw my cards on your table!

I wanna love you - I wanna love and treat - love and treat you right;

I wanna love you every day and every night:

We'll be together, yeah! - with a roof right over our heads;

We'll share the shelter, yeah, oh now! - of my single bed;

We'll share the same room, yeah! - for Jah provide the bread.

Is this love - is this love - is this love -

Is this love that I'm feelin'?

Is this love - is this love - is this love -

Is this love that I'm feelin'?

Wo-o-o-oah! Oh yes, I know; yes, I know - yes, I know now!

Yes, I know; yes, I know - yes, I know now!

I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I - I'm willing and able,

So I throw my cards on your table!

See: I wanna love ya, I wanna love and treat ya -

love and treat ya right.

I wanna love you every day and every night:

We'll be together, with a roof right over our heads!

We'll share the shelter of my single bed;

We'll share the same room, yeah! Jah provide the bread.

We'll share the shelter of my single bed - [fadeout]

The house was located at one Hope Rd. Kingston, Jamaica. It was previously owned by Chris Blackwell, Owner of Island Records and the person credited with discovering The Wailers.

Bob believed the reason he was targeted was because of the car he owned. The expensive BMW brought to much attention to him and gave the impression to those on the street that he had sold out. That however was not the reason for his purchase. He liked the initials of the car-BMW-Bob Marley and the wailers

Green Yellow and red are the Ethiopian colors. Bob Marley really loved Ethiopia.

He supported the Rastafari religion that started when Jamaicans believed that Ethiopias king Haile Selassie, birth name Ras Tafari, was there messiah.

In Jamaica there was a huge drought, they hadn't had any rain, and when Haile Selassie went there, it started raining. That's how the religion, or way of life started. Haile Selassie said in an interview that he was not God and that nobody should worship him and he was Orthodox Christian. Shortly before his death Bob Marley converted to Orthdox Christian.

So the reason he uses those colors are because they represent Ethiopia, and Rastafari.

Im a reggaetón producer myself and i can honestly tell you that reggaetón has alot of different kicks,snares,and etc. unlike rap music,reggaetón uses timbals,timbars,palos,kicks,snares,and other stuff i cant seem to recall cuz im at school but I'll try to answer this question later but if your using flstudio to make your beats you wont find reggaeton instrumentals your going to have to download them from a CD or the internet

He started when he was only 13 wich was in 1990!!!!! Wow!

In 1977 Marley found an injury on his big toe which he thought was a result of a soccer game, Marley had tests and a diagnosis of the injury to find that he had malignant melanoma, a type of skin cancer, under his toenail. Although he refused to have the toe amputated, he did undergo surgery to try and cure the cancer. The cancer finally spread from his toe to his stomach, lungs and his brain. He eventually passes away in 1981.

Bob Marley wrote Buffalo Soldier in 1980, then in 1984 it was released on the "Legends" album just 3 years after he died.