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A 5 page examination and analysis of Bob Marley and his song/poem Redemption Song. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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people of varying cultures and his music and life were as such to truly influence and inspire many people. It could well be said that Marley is responsible for bringing
Reggae music to the mainstream, making more people knowledgeable and aware of the unique musical genre. The following paper analyzes Bob Marley, his music, and one of his most popular
and famous songs, Redemption Song. Bob Marley Bob "Marley was born on Jamaica to a young black mother and an older white father" in 1945 (Rock and Roll
Hall of Fame). His mother, Cedilla Booker, was a teenager when she became pregnant with Bob, and his father, Norvell Marley, was a supervisor on a plantation (Afiwi.com). "Marley never
knew his father" (Afiwi.com). In his early teen years he would end up moving to Trenchtown, the inner city of Kingston where he would clearly be strongly influenced in
his music and his identity (Afiwi.com). According to one author: "A precocious musician, a teenaged Marley formed a vocal trio in 1963 with friends Neville Bunny ORiley Livingston (later
Bunny Wailer) and Peter McIntosh (later Peter Tosh). The group members had grown up in Trench Town, a ghetto neighborhood of Kingston, listening to rhythm and blues on American radio
stations" (Rock and Roll Hall of Fame). He was clearly very influenced by many talented musicians at the time, and in a place that was fraught with poverty and
hardship, which is often a positive environment for creative inspiration. IN fact, the name Wailers comes from their connection to suffering, wailing, "because they were ghetto sufferers" (Rock and Roll
Hall of Fame). They had several songs recorded and then Marley decided that he would move to Delaware, where his mother lived (Afiwi.com). He wanted to move so that he
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