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Bob Marley

Without a doubt, Bob Marley is recognized as the most important figure in 20th century music. Unlike other artists, Bob was a moral and religious figure as well as an extremely popular musician. He is unique in not just his instrumental innovation but in his vocal style as well. He changed the way music was listened to and his influence he gave performers of all places can still be found to this day. But there is more than just his music that gives him the importance of no other; his symbolism. His iconography became a universal language, the symbol of freedom throughout the world.
For innovation, Marley was a multi-talented person of new ideas and rhythms, beginning with his talented "Judge Not" solo debut at the beginning of the first wave ska era, right up through his other experiments with gospel, r&b, rock, folk, jazz, Latin, punk, scat, and disco. "No Woman No Cry" gives the uplift that anyone needs to go from a bad to a good mood. "Exodus" has the......

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