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@wildfrank jana tulisahau Bob Marley day.
Hebu changamka na hii na kila mtu aweke his favorite Bob song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkndVzfOeRc

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12 interesting facts that you should know about late reggae legend
Joey Akan | 10:45 | 11.05.2017
Marley, a reggae singer from Jamaica, was and will always be extremely renowned, not only for his music but the soul and passion with which he did deliver his songs.
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Today marks the day that one of the greats of music, Bob Marley passed on. He died at 36 in Miami, Florida, on May 11, 1981 due to cancer.
Born on February 6, 1945, in St. Ann, Jamaica, the singer reggae legend and his friends formed the Wailers band in 1963. Marley went on to sell more than 20 million records throughout his career, making him the first superstar to emerge from the designated Third World countries.
Marley, a reggae singer from Jamaica, was and will always be extremely renowned, not only for his music but the soul and passion with which he did deliver his songs. His music is a rich aspect of the Rastafarian culture and is fused with a sense of spirituality.
On his death anniversary, Pulse Music gives you 12 facts on the musical genius that you should know:

  1. Bob’s name on his first label “Judge Not” was misspelled as Bob Morley.
  2. Bob was only 17 when his first record released and was working in a tin shack as a master welder. His owner reprimanded him to leave the work eventually because Bob spent most of his day playing his record.
  3. Bob Marley, the name that still resounds in most of the world’s head was originally named Nesta. Nesta Robert Marley. His first and middle name were swapped to preserve his masculinity.
  4. Bob was only twenty one when he married a beautiful Sunday school teacher named Rita. Though married to her until his death, he fathered around twenty kids with other women. He could apparently identify his children because of the way they spoke.
  5. Bob Marley earned the reputation of the world’s best-selling artist after a flourishing solo career that culminated in the release of the album Exodus (1977). With more than 75 million records sold, it gave Marley a cult status.
  6. Bob Marley, known for his wit, addressed his BMW as Bob Marley and the Wailers
  7. Bob Marley’s song “No Woman, No Cry” is now famously sung as a lullaby.
  8. Marley refused amputation after being gravely injured in a game of football in 1977. A malignant melanoma in his toe led to the tumour that spread and ultimately resulted in his death
  9. As a mark of respect and gratitude, the New York Department of Education has co-named a section of Brooklyn as Bob Marley Boulevard.
  10. While he was terminally ill, he wanted to be buried in Jamaica. Though, on his way to Jamaica from Germany, he died right after crossing Miami. Despite that, as a mark of respect, his body was buried on his home turf with a football and a bud of marijuana.
  11. Following his father’s footsteps is Bob Marley’s son David Nesta “Ziggy” Marley, who is a Jamaican musician and leader of the band, Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers.
  12. May 11 is now globally recognized as Bob Marley’s Day. A day observed by playing only the songs of the reggae maestro and showcasing the Rastafarian root culture.
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20 kids from different women
@Female Perspective niaje

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Redemption song!

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Kimani Marley is a Jamaican reggae and hip-hop artist. His name is of Kenyan origin, and means “Adventurous Traveler”. He is the only child of Bob Marley with Anita Belnavis, a Jamaican table tennis champion.
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Hapo Wikipedia imetudanganya, eti ‘adventurous traveller’

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respect to de rasta…a rasta never dies

anderson vilela…bob marley look a like,sound a like,think a like

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yUhwd4u14Y

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05ZNay0S2zE

one of my many favorites

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kumbe naanza kuchapa, but Treanchtown Rock, Real situation and Who the Kofia fit.
Point 1-4 all those achievements were made under the label of the Wailing Wailers, so its a group by then hence credit be shared to entire Wailers(Aston Beret family man, Tony Beret, Burney Livingston, Peter Herbert etc etc)

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hapa sijaelewa. priss explain this using charts, graphs and equations

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me thinks Nesta is a girls name, let me take some weed for meditation purposes only alafu nita confirm

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kuna sprinter fulani (male) anaitwa Nesta Carter

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hutaja chapa sana, all clubs are comemorating the event today

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burn a spliff and feel the sensimila kingman…:smiley:

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my Bob Marley Discography
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downloaded 21st june 2013
@Luther12 ebu tuone your bob selection

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misty morning outa da album Kaya, he must have been as high as a kite when he sung this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63hq6RiSaFo

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am going to have kaya now, for the rain is falling

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redemption song with lyrics

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…yes Rasta

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i dedicate this song to nypho @Female Perspective

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VitKvID-uvY

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Satisfy my soul… mistari
I am happy inside all - all of the time.
When we (bend) bend a new corner,
I feel like a (sweep) sweepstake winner.
When I meet you around the corner (round the corner),
You make me feel like a sweepstake winner (a sweep, a sweepstake winner).
Whoa, child! Can’t you see? You must believe me!
Oh darling, darling, I’m calling, calling:
Can’t you see? Why won’t you believe me?
Oh, darling, darling, I’m calling, calling
(Calling, calling, calling, calling)

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:D:D reggae hadi kwa bone marrow

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