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Bob Marley,Reggae & Legend NEW 64 Page Book Photos, 6 Color Poster Prints RARE!

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Condition
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Narrative Type
Nonfiction
Original Language
English
Type
Picture Book
Illustrator
Yes
Era
2000s
Features
Book Photos History , ^ Color Glossy Poster Prints Band members
ISBN
9781464302848

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
World Industries Publications Group, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1464302847
ISBN-13
9781464302848
eBay Product ID (ePID)
202408165

Product Key Features

Book Title
Bob Marley : Reggae Legend, Includes 6 Free 8x10 Prints
Number of Pages
64 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Genres & Styles / Reggae, General
Publication Year
2012
Genre
Music, Performing Arts
Author
Instinctive Editorial
Book Series
Book and Print Packs Ser.
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
12 in
Item Weight
13.6 Oz
Item Length
0.8 in
Item Width
8.8 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
Synopsis
Bob Marley blazed a trail for reggae from 1962, when he cut his fi rst single as an inexperienced teenager, to 1980, when he played the last of his concerts. The decades after his death he remains the music's undisputed superstar, revered and recognized the world over. Marley's career not only introduced Jamaican music to the world, it saw the singer overcome a difficult childhood to make his mark. His lyrics, often delivered in thick Jamaican patois, nevertheless spoke eloquently of One Love, urging his listeners to "Stand up for your rights" and forging musical links with the punk movement. Marley, born in 1945, worked with Bunny Livingston and Peter "Tosh" McIntosh as the Wailers (initially Wailin' Wailers) in the mid Sixties. Early songs bore the unmistakable American soul influence of James Brown and Sam & Dave, but as the Wailers moved on from vocal group to fully-fledged band so his writing grew in maturity. He traveled to Europe with Johnny Nash, for whom he wrote the hit Stir It Up, and aimed his music at European ears. Eric Clapton's 1974 version of I Shot The Sheriff topped the US chart, raising Marley's profile in that country. The long-awaited British chart breakthrough came with the single No Woman, No Cry, from the acclaimed Live album, and all seemed set for further success until illness set in. This publication tells his story in words and pictures, adding a historical perspective to a music that still speaks to us today., Bob Marley blazed a trail for reggae from 1962, when he cut his fi rst single as an inexperienced teenager, to 1980, when he played the last of his concerts. The decades after his death he remains the music's undisputed superstar, revered and recognized the world over. Marley's career not only introduced Jamaican music to the world, it saw the singer overcome a difficult childhood to make his mark. His lyrics, often delivered in thick Jamaican patois, nevertheless spoke eloquently of One Love, urging his listeners to "Stand up for your rights" and forging musical links with the punk movement. Marley, born in 1945, worked with Bunny Livingston and Peter "Tosh" McIntosh as the Wailers (initially Wailin' Wailers) in the mid Sixties. Early songs bore the unmistakable American soul influence of James Brown and Sam & Dave, but as the Wailers moved on from vocal group to fully-fledged band so his writing grew in maturity. He traveled to Europe with Johnny Nash, for whom he wrote the hit Stir It Up, and aimed his music at European ears. Eric Clapton's 1974 version of I Shot The Sheriff topped the US chart, raising Marley's profile in that country. The long-awaited British chart breakthrough came with the single No Woman, No Cry, from the acclaimed Live! album, and all seemed set for further success until illness set in. This publication tells his story in words and pictures, adding a historical perspective to a music that still speaks to us today.

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