Bob Marley

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Bob Marley was a Jamaican singer, songwriter, and cultural icon whose reggae music and spiritual message popularized Rastafarian beliefs and Caribbean culture worldwide.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural icon
human
reggae musician
singer-songwriter
associatedWith Island Records
Tuff Gong Records
awardReceived Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
causeOfDeath melanoma
child Cedella Marley
Damian Marley
Rohan Marley
Stephen Marley
Ziggy Marley
countryOfCitizenship Jamaica
dateOfBirth 1945-02-06
dateOfDeath 1981-05-11
ethnicGroup Afro-Jamaican
familyName Marley
founded Tuff Gong Records
fullName Robert Nesta Marley
gender male
genre reggae
rocksteady
ska
givenName Robert
influenced global popularization of reggae music
spread of Rastafarian beliefs worldwide
instrument guitar
vocals
language English
Jamaican Patois
memberOf Bob Marley and the Wailers
The Wailers
middleName Nesta
movement Rastafari
notableAlbum Burnin'
Catch a Fire
Confrontation
Exodus
Kaya
Natty Dread
Rastaman Vibration
Survival
Uprising
notableWork Buffalo Soldier
Could You Be Loved
Exodus
Get Up, Stand Up
I Shot the Sheriff
Is This Love
Jamming
No Woman, No Cry
One Love
Redemption Song
Stir It Up
Three Little Birds
Waiting in Vain
occupation musician
record producer
singer
songwriter
parent Cedella Booker
Norval Sinclair Marley
performedAt One Love Peace Concert
placeOfBirth Nine Mile, Saint Ann Parish, Jamaica
placeOfDeath Miami, Florida, United States
politicalActivity advocated Pan-Africanism
supported Jamaican political peace efforts
posthumousRecognition inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
religion Rastafari
residence Kingston, Jamaica
signatureSong No Woman, No Cry
One Love
Redemption Song
spouse Rita Marley
yearOfOneLovePeaceConcert 1978
yearOfRockAndRollHallOfFameInduction 1994


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