II. Statement of creditibility: Bob Marley was an inspiration to millions all over the globe. Bob Marley gave the world brilliant and evocative music; his work stretched across nearly two decades and yet still remains timeless and universal. Bob Marley & the Wailers worked their way into the very fabric of our lives.

A. In a small town in St. Ann a legend is born.

B. After a bad producer and no pay, Bob and friends started a band called Wailing Wailers.

C. Made their first and own label called Wail 'N' Soul. After a couple of songs dropped, their label folded and put the band into disaray.

D. Bob went to Island Records Basing Street Studios to see if he could get his band signed. Chris Blackwell signed them on the spot and gave them 8k pounds to fly back to Jamacia and start recording.

E. After another couple of albums 2 people dropeed the wailers to pursue solo carrers. Th

3. "Judge Not" was Bob's first recorded song from producer Leslie Kong. Bob left Kong after she failed to pay him.

IV. Bob went to Island Records Basing Street Studios to see if he could get his band signed. Chris Blackwell signed them on the spot and gave them 8k pounds to fly back to Jamacia and start recording

Transition: "With 1973 winding down the Wailers released the much anticipated follow up album to "Catch a Fire" called "Burnin". On this album many Wailer classics appear such as "I shot the Sheriff" and "Get Up Stand Up". The Wailers popularity in North America grew even more when Eric Clapton re-recorded "I Shot the Sheriff", becoming a number one hit on the US singles charts.(Thirdfield)"

1.When Bob moved into Trenchtown he was opened to music that he had never heard before and that inspired him to take a singing class.

A. The went back to Europe where they were a huge hit. "Both shows were considered among the top of the decade. Both shows were recorded and made the album "Live!" which included the unforgettable live version "No Woman No Cry" which was a world wide hit. "(Thirdfield) The last time the original Wailers ever played together was at a Stevie Wonder concert for the Jamaican Institute for the blind.

D. The wailers were fired cause they were more popular than the opening bands

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