Exploring
Bob
Marley & The Wailers
discography
by KAZO
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Jamaica is an incredible island. How and why this island, with 2.7 M population only, has so many musicians is a mystery, whatever people say. Undoubtely, the Wailers is the immortal and most emblematic group of the Reggae music. Originally composed by Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer it is to Jamaica what The Beatles have been to U.K. After his friends left the group, pursuing their solo career, Bob Marley became a worldwide idol that his sudden death could not stop. Some has said that he might become a God before the end of the century!
If his (their) music is fascinating, it is easy to get lost in the discography. There are hundreds of CDs sold and there are maybe as many as records which remain unissued in digital format, or unissued at all. These pages aims at providing a better understanding and some help.
Summary:
- The Complete Official compilations : all songs published on official CDs
- The Black Vinyl collection: presenting tracks from 7', 12' and LP exclusives
- The Demos collection: demos, rehearsals, dubplates and this sort of things
- More cool reggae, KAZO records a/b sides: collections of nice reggae sides
=> U can now listen to some of them! Enjoy!
- Wanted: my list of wants, check it out and help me if you can!
Celebration!
30 years after he sadly passed away, Bob's music is still living.
This collection of gems is my particular gift to my friends all over the world who enjoy reggae music. Dub it!
You can listen to these songs!
*:unissued, excerpt from 12'', mastering: KAZO, 2011
Release 1.1 (March 2012): better source for Knotty Dread Version
Produced by KAZO on May 2011 to celebrate Bob's death 30 years
ago. Please respect this music. Only listen to it. Do not sell.
If you see KAZO discs for sale, somebody somewhere is selling
what he received for free. Good vibes. Special thanks to all friends
who made these tunes coming to my ears.
For a lossless version of these songs, go here!
I am the unique responsible for the inclusion of all tracks in these compilations. No one else can't be blamed
Bob Marley and the Wailers, “Compared discography”
