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    Rastaman The Life‚ Legend‚ and Lyricism of Bob Marley Mindlessly flipping through wall posters at a music store‚ I arrive at a tri-colored collage of a dread-locked artist. The largest image‚ his profile‚ consumes the top two-thirds of the poster. With his face turned to the right‚ and he sets his gaze upon something in the distance. With furrowed eyebrows‚ he appears to be discontent with whatever is in his view. Below his face are three more photographs of the man. To the left‚ he is aggressively

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    Bob Marley‚ the greatest musician that a third world country has ever produced. His songs touched the lives of millions and his constant message of peace helped to shape Jamaica’s future. His breakthroughs in Reggae also helped in the formation of Rap and Rhythm and Blues. In the year 1944‚ Captain Norvol Marley married young Jamaican girl named Cedella Booker. On February 6‚ 1945 at 2:30 a.m. their son‚ Robert Nesta Marley‚ otherwise known as Bob Marley was born in his grandfather’s house.

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    Who was Bob Marley? The purpose for me doing this report on Bob Marley is to let people know who Bob Marley was‚ how his music influenced the world‚ and how his life changed throughout the years. Bob Marley influenced the world in many ways‚ and I want people to know how he did. People need to know who Bob Marley really was‚ how he influenced the world‚ and how his life changed throughout the years of his life. I. Early Life A. Childhood B. Family II. Culture A. Rastafarian

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    Bob Marley understanding of the hardship within Jamaica’s society begin at a young age‚ and grasping what Omeriah was facing as a human right mentor. Bob Marley understood that Omeriah wanted to create modification in the Jamaica’s society. I feel that needing an encouraging mentor inspired Bob to battle for his faith. To make his views heard Bob Marley battles constantly with the music companies and government throughout his songs and lyrics. Bob Marley understanding of beauty was his involvement

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    DeanEnglish 9Ms. Smith4/27/12Bob MarleyIn 1945 on February 6th Robert Nesta Marley was born. Raised in the poor Trenchtown area in Kingston Jamaica‚ his childhood would be one without a father‚ and steeped in Rastafarianism‚ a faith that would govern his life. He would grow to be one of the most influential pop culture figures in history‚ amassing a following still going strong through a generation who could never even see him perform. Bob Marley’s charity and concern for the wellbeing of impoverished countries

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    Bob Marley On February 6th 1945 in a little town called Nine Mile that was located in Jamaica was born a man who would change the world for the better (3). This man helped to bring together social classes‚ cultures and ethnicities. He was a role model to the end. He never cared much about money or earthly possessions; he just wanted to be rich with life and play music that could bring all the people of the world together. He was converted to being a Rastafarian in his teenage years which helped

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    Judging Is Wrong “Who are you to judge the life I live?I know I’m not perfect-and I don’t live to be-but before you start pointing fingers...make sure you hands are clean!”- Bob Marley What do we do when we meet a new person? We judge! Judging people is human nature. However‚ when we do form opinions of others instantly‚ most of the time we end up being wrong. Judging a person based on his/her external appearances can be totally misleading. Our appearance isn’t what defines us

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    Bob Marley: Persuasion of the people with music There are hundreds of thousands of people screaming for you on stage. The Prime Minister and leader of the opposition sit in the arena. Many thought this was a sight that would never be seen‚ but it was just the sight Bob Marley had in front of him at the One Love Peace Concert in Kingston Jamaica (April‚ 1978). This was his first appearance back in Jamaica in 14 years‚ an amazing show culminating with Bob joining the hands of opposing political

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    Bob Marley: An Impact of Peace in Jamaica Broderick Grays Chanting Down Babylon Prof. Marvin Sterling November 18‚ 2013 How did Bob Marley make a huge impact on Jamaica? Why is he considered to be one of the most talented musicians that Jamaica has ever seen? Why was Bob Marley’s funeral a day to remember in Jamaican history? Nesta Robert Marley‚ also known as Bob Marley‚ was a musical icon in his home country of Jamaica as well

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    . Despite the attack and much deliberation‚ Marley still played at the show. The motivation behind the attack was never uncovered‚ and Marley fled the country after the concert. Living in London‚ England‚ Marley worked on Exodus‚ which was released in 1977. The title track draws an analogy between the biblical story of Moses and the Israelites leaving exile and his own situation. The song discusses returning to Africa. The concept of Africans and descendents of Africans repatriating their homeland

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