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... this money, the band returned to Jamaica and began work on their new album. In April of 1973, The Wailers released "Catch a Fire", which quickly earned international fame. Tours in the UK and the US were arranged shortly thereafter. Bob Marley's life was forever changed. Following the immense success of "Catch a Fire", The Wailers promptly recorded their ... ...
... and the Wailers," which included Rita Marley, Marcia Griffiths, and Judy Mowatt. With this new ensemble Bob took reggae to an international level having a succession of record breaking albums and tours. In the year 1976, the reggae craze hit the United States, and Bob Marley and the Wailers were named Rolling Stone Magazine Band of the Year. Shortly after, Bob Marley ... ...
... back up singers for the band.(p.13 Upton) Some people say that the addition of the back up singers made the band more recognizable. Along with the new name came tours and record breaking albums such as "Burnin" which included the song "I Shot The Sheriff" which was later covered by Eric Clapton and reached number one on the U.S. singles chart the ... ...
