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.

00:06:11 But he was always at that guitar thing.

00:09:10 and really sure of themselves.

00:12:37 And yet nothing is overstated.

00:16:41 We had a struggle that included our writers, our performers and the people.

00:21:01 "Your mother forsake you, your father forsake you, Rasta will take you."

00:24:21 Well, Reggae music is a music created by Rasta people

00:27:12 and we'll make sure you don't go back to work unless you play the Wailers."

00:30:38 it led to where we would have to, maybe, be charged for murdering Scratch.

00:34:46 when I ask him why he screw up his face so much.

00:38:31 reflected all the anger and discontent of the Jamaican people.

00:41:50 Every public meeting begins and ends with music

00:44:48 The weapons... there was no problem with getting weapons in

00:47:26 All I could see was blue flames and spark.

00:51:32 Just teach him more about human nature.

00:55:26 It was in '76 that Bob really became a superstar in Europe

00:59:49 of tension, of uncertainty, of doubt and fear.

01:03:54 0ne of the basic tenets of Rastafari is the healing power of marijuana

01:07:00 He became, as it were, the father of their children.

01:09:41 He wanted people to know that this is the way we do things.

01:13:41 Bob had continued to ignore the cause of his increasing ill health.

01:16:18 Do you think Rastas have been involved in the killings in Jamaica over the years?

01:18:52 sit at his feet and stay there and he will do the rest."