Correct.

No one ever stated he did. Many others helped create the sound but Bob Marley played the biggest part in introducing reggae to the world. Don't get it twisted.

They not ready

Rita Marley is still there.

LOL. Yes Joe Higgs, and many others helped create the sound but Bob Marley played the biggest part by far in the evolution of Jamaican music inna yard and worldwide. He sold more than 20 million records throughout his career-making him the first international superstar to emerge from Jamaica and introducing the world to not only reggae, but Rastafari.

​@@TuanizMusicYou mean Bob M & the wailers? There was no BOB M without the Wailers like Peter Tosh & Bunny W. So give credit & application to the original band members. What about Peter Tosh contribution to Reggea music? Remember there wouldn't be Michael Jackson without the Jackson Five. There wouldn't be Bob Marley without Rita Marley. Thank you Sir

​@@TuanizMusicLee Scratch Perry, the Pioneer of Ska & Reggea music. Bob was a student of Lee's musical craft.

@@AKAB47 This video is about a trip Bob took to NYC without Peter and Bunny and a cassette recording they were not on.

@@AKAB47Peter taught bob how to play guitar. Peter the Don!

"In the early 1960s, Marley formed the band "The Wailers" with Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer, and together they pioneered the reggae sound that would captivate the world. Marley's lyrics often focused on social and political issues, advocating for the rights of the oppressed and spreading messages of hope and freedom."

@@TuanizMusic you had other singers who were doing the same thing with the music same as wailers (bob,peter and bunny)But it's just that wailers got the intl exposure. Singers like Justin hands,jimmy cliff,big youth, heptones,toots and the maytels, stranger cole, joe higgs,scratch perry and others. I'm a wailers fan still. But wailers were not the only ones who developed the music.

@@jimmyandtheresurrection7247 Correct. And after helping create the genre he became the first International superstar from Jamaica and brought not only reggae music to the world, but Rastafari as well.

@@TuanizMusic that's exactly what I said. But at that time it wasn't bob Marley and the wailers. Just wailers (bob,peter and bunny) .And it wasn't bob only that brought this music to the world Peter tosh also. But peter being too militant was sidelined. Bunny sayed at home.

@@jimmyandtheresurrection7247 Correct. There were various artists that helped create the reggae sound and bring it to the world in the beginning but none came anywhere close to Bob Marley in terms of influence, impact and visibility, making him perhaps the most recognizable and universally loved musical artist worldwide of all time to this day. His legacy cannot be underestimated.

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@@benmacdui9328Ah .... Johnny Nash's label! Thanks.

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very correct my brother

This is the wailers

Yes, as clearly stated in the FIRST line of the description: "Bob Marley & The Wailers". 💯

the third song, I think "The Hammer", is Bob's voice

This album was like a mixture of ska and rock steady..

wao, you really recognise peter tosh voice

It's Peter singing the lead.

The 3rd is bob's voice

Yes ur Right

But the first verse sang by Bob

It was The Wailers, not just Peter Tosh.

Bunny Wailer later did a reggae remix

Baga da Praia. Valeu!

@@TuanizMusic Boa! Obrigado!