Rebel Music - The Bob Marley Story

00:00:00 Jah, Rastafari.

00:03:33 music became the mouthpiece for young Jamaicans like the teenage Bob Marley.

00:06:15 It's his guitar, it's his music, it's what he has to say.

00:09:21 Because whenever the sound is not right, you could see that facial expression.

00:12:59 whom he was courting while recording a string of minor hits for Coxsone Dodd.

00:17:08 After being exposed to so much aggression and prejudice

00:21:19 Bob felt a special affinity

00:24:48 and we have a reason why we play it.

00:27:57 the Wailers weren't getting the exposure they wanted.

00:31:08 However, these Lee Perry recordings were heard in England

00:35:47 He was a country boy, very, very simple, very unsophisticated.

00:39:21 better than any politician could

00:42:30 Yes, it is necessary to understand the lyrics.

00:45:48 Bob invited further trouble when he agreed to a government request

00:48:12 It happened to satisfy some people and it happened to strengthen me.

00:53:16 He wasn't the one to call up and say

00:56:17 "Watch those this." Then I became the watch l, the mother-hen type.

01:01:26 the presence of Mr Michael Manley

01:04:57 Herb make you look upon yourself and, instead of you want to work for the man

01:08:12 Through, you know, direction.

01:11:04 And then, on the LP itself

01:15:02 And he really had reached a point where there was just no peace.

01:17:35 the amount of money that would not be made if Bob didn't go out on the road.

01:20:55 And I take no bribe from no one. I fight it single-handed with music.