A celebration of the reggae musician's career and legacy.
From lead singer and guitarist of the Wailers, to his international solo success in the 1970s, Bob Marley is largely credited with the popularisation of Reggae music worldwide. Having died in 1981, Marley's legacy is clearly evident within society today, as evidenced by the widespread success of the film, One Love (2024). With this influx of Gen Z fans, as well as lifelong followers, this book celebrates the career of the 1978 United Nations Peace Medal winner with facts on his background, discography and live shows which have gone down in history.
