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Bob Marley Bibliography

Also available at the National Library of Jamaica
Introduction
Biographical Note
Section I - Books
Section II - Articles, Special Issues and Supplements of Periodicals
Section III - Selection of Articles published in the Daily Gleaner 1976 - 1997
Section IV - Audio visual Materials

Introduction

The phenomenon of Bob Marley as a singer and musician has intrigued a great number of people worldwide. Bob Marley did more than composed and performed. He brought Jamaica's indigenous art form - reggae - to the forefront of the world's pop-music scene. He was also the 'prophet' and 'teacher', conveying in his songs messages which touched and inspired millions, regardless of nationality or cultural background. He was, too, the 'ghetto youth', endowed with little more than his talent.

Both in Jamaica and abroad many have analyzed and assessed Bob's phenomenal success, resulting in a wealth of published material. There are also valuable primary materials on the 'king of reggae'. There is the possibility of these documents getting lost with the passage of time or going unnoticed and unused, if they are not publicized. To avoid these mishaps and at the same time, help keep his memory alive and pay tribute to the Honourable Robert Nesta Marley, O.M., the National Library of Jamaica compiled and published a list of the books and articles about, or by, the legendary reggae star. These are all available in its collection.

Since the publication of the first bibliography, there has been a proliferation of materials in various forms, giving rise to the need for an updated edition. Out of this need comes this list with several note-worthy additions, thus widening the scope in terms of forms. Users can now get information pertaining to audiovisual material, including compact discs (CDs). The bibliography can also be accessed via the INTERNET at the Library's Web site - nlj.org.jm. Here, users will find a most enchanting and captivating site listing items in various media.

The bibliography spans materials published from 1972 to March 1997 and is arranged in four sections. Section I lists books alphabetically by author, giving full publication details and the libraries call numbers. A few works, which do not deal specifically with Bob Marley, are included for the background information they provide on the social conditions and the development of popular music. Bob's records - many of which are in the library's collection and included in section IV - are recorded in those books which have the note "Discography". Three analyticals, describing parts of books dealing specifically with Bob Marley, are included in this section.

Section II lists articles in magazines and journals. The entries are arranged alphabetically by title. Most of the entries are in the Library's periodical collection while a few are in the Biographical Notes files on Bob Marley.

Section III is a chronological list of articles published in the national newspaper - The Daily Gleaner. Here, the source reference is given as follows - YR (year), MO (month), DY (day), and PG (page). The articles can be found in bound or microfilmed volumes of the newspaper, held by the library.

Section IV covers the library's collection of audiotapes, phonographs, and compact discs (CDs). These are arranged alphabetically by performer(s).

The bibliography is not exhaustive. For instance, articles from the other newspapers such as "The Star" and "The Observer" are not listed. However, these can be found in the Bob Marley file in the Library's Biographical Notes collection. No doubt there are other relevant materials, both in and out of the Library. Ongoing efforts are therefore being made to collect and document as many of these as possible.

This publication is one of a series of occasional bibliographies planned by the National Library of Jamaica. The series focuses on areas of popular interest and it is hoped that the bibliographies will be useful tools for students, scholars, researchers, librarians and other interested readers.

Biographical Note

Robert "Bob" Nesta Marley was born on February 6, 1945, at Rhoden Hall in St. Ann, Jamaica. As a child, he lived at Nine Miles in St. Ann, but moved to Kingston with his mother while still in his early teens. They lived in the Trench Town area and he attended several primary schools. Bob was sent to learn welding at the age of fifteen but gave this up for music, which he dearly loved.

In 1964 Bob teamed up with Neville Livingston (Bunny Wailer) and Winston McIntosh (Peter Tosh) to form the "Wailing Wailers". The group experienced many difficulties and membership changes, but eventually settled and called themselves the "Wailers". They formed Tuff Gong Label in 1970, which marked a turning point in their career. Soon the Wailers' reputation had spread outside Jamaica. After the breakdown of the group in 1974, Bob formed his own group "Bob Marley and the Wailers". His success was Phenomenal and he was acknowledged internationally as the world's best reggae music exponent.

At the peak of his career, and with many hits to his credit, Bob succumbed to cancer and died on May 11, 1981. Shortly before his death, the government of Jamaica awarded him the Order of Merit in recognition of his contribution to Jamaican music. Two statues have been executed in honour of Bob Marley. One by Christopher Gonzales, located at the National Gallery of Jamaica and the other by Alvin Marriot, which stands in Celebrity Park close to the National Stadium.

Bob Marley's musical legacy was left in good hands. His widow Rita, a reggae singer in her own right, and their children, "The Melody Makers", continued to build on their rich inheritance to the benefit of Jamaica.

SECTION I

BOOKS

BARRETT, LEONARD EMANUEL
The Rastafarians: the dreadlocks of Jamaica.
Leonard Emanuel Barrett.
London : Heinemann, 1977. 275 p.
301.452 Ja Bar

BOB MARLEY AND THE WAILERS SONG BOOK
Hialeah, Fla : Almo Music Corporation, 1981. 10 p.
780.42 Ja Bob

BOB MARLEY: IN HIS OWN WORDS
Compiled by Ian McCann.
Onmibus Press, 1993. 94 p.

BOOKER, CEDELLA
Bob Marley: an intimate portrait by his mother.
By Cedella Booker.
Middlesex, England : Penguin Books, 1996. Middlesex, England : Penguin Books, 1996.

BOOT, ADRIAN
Bob Marley. Photography by Adrian Boot and
Armando Gallo; text by Francesco De Vitis.
Roma [Rome] : Fratelli Gallo Editori, 1986.
B Ja Mar

BOOT, ADRIAN
Bob Marley: soul rebel, natural mystic. Adrian
Boot and Vivien Goldman.
London : Hutchinson, 1981. 104 p.
Discography.
B Ja Mar

BOOT, ADRIAN
Jamaica: Babylon on a thin wire. Adrian Boot
and Michael Thomas.
London : Thames and Hudson, 1976. 93 p.
301.4097292 Ja Boo

BRONSON, MARSHA
Bob Marley. By Marsha Bronson.
Kingston : Sangster's Book Stores, 1993. 64 p.

CAMPBELL, HORACE
"Bob Marley and the internationalization of reggae
and rasta". p. 140-150.
In Rasta and resistance: from Marcus Garvey to Walter Rodney.
Trenton, N.J. : Africa World Press, 1987.
305.6996 Ja Cam

CLARKE, SEBASTIAN
Jah music: the evolution of the popular
Jamaican song. Sebastian Clarke.
London : Heinemann, 1980. 216 p.
Discography.
780.42 Ja Cla

DAVIS, STEPHEN
Bob Marley: the biography. Stephen Davis
London : Arthur Baker Ltd, 1983. 248 p.
B Ja Mar

DAVIS, STEPHEN
Bob Marley: the biography. Stephen Davis.
London : Panther Books, 1984. 352 p.
B Ja Mar

DAVIS, STEPHEN
Bob Marley: conquering lion of reggae. By
Steven Davis.
London : Plexus, 1993. 286 p.

DAVIS, STEPHEN
Reggae bloodlines: in search of the music and
culture of Jamaica. Text by Stephen Davis;
photography by Peter Simon.
Garden City, New York : Doubleday, 1977.
216 p.
780.42 Ja Dav

DOLAN, SEAN
Bob Marley. Sean Dolan.
Philadelphia : Chelsea House Publishers, 1997.
119 p.

GORDON, C.
"Bob Marley". p. 14, 36-43.
In The Reggae files: a book of interview.
London : Hansib Publishing Ltd., 1988.
920 Ja Cgo

GREEN, JONATHAN
Bob Marley and the Wailers. Text by Jonathon
Green; photography by Adrian Boot.
London : Wise Publications, 1977. 87 p.
780.42 Ja Gre

HITS FROM JAMAICA
Kingston : Woodwater Music Limited, 1973.
24 p.
Pam 784 Ja Woo

MARLEY, BOB
Chances are: melody, lyrics, guitar. Bob Marley.
London : Chappell Music Limited, 1982. 20 p.
Pam 784.505 Ja Mar

MARLEY, BOB AND THE WALIERS
Rastaman vibration. Bob Marley and the Wailers.
Hialeah, Fla. : Almo Publications, 1976. 87 p.
780.42 Ja Bob

"MARLEY, BOB AND THE WAILERS". p 160-164.
In The Guiness who's who of reggae. Edited by
Collin Larkin.
London : Guiness Publishing, 1994.

MAY, CHRIS
Bob Marley. Chris May; illustrated by Trevor Parkin.
London : Evans, 1985. 60 p.

MORRIS, DENNIS
Bob Marley: rebel without a cause. Photos and
design by Dennis Morris; production and design
coordination by Susanna Fyre.
London : Epoch Production, 1986. [57] p.
B Ja Mor

NATIONAL LIBRARY OF JAMAICA
National Library of Jamaica occasional
bibliography series; 1. Bob Marley: a bibliography.
Kingston : The Library (P.O. Box 833, Kgn.),
1985. 23 p.
016.7845'0092'4

NICHOLAS, TRACY
Rastafari, a way of life. Text by Tracy
Nicholas; photographs by Bill Sparrow.
New York : Anchor Books, 1979. 92 p.
Pam 301.452 Ja Nic

PLUMMER, JOHN
Movement of Jah People. John Plummer.
Birmingham : Press Gang, 1978. 72 p.
Pam 301.452 Ja Plu

TALAMON, BRUCE W.
Bob Marley: spirit dancer. Bruce W. Talamon.
Kingston : West Indies Publishing, 1994.
128 p.

TAYLOR, DON
Marley and me: the real story. By Don Taylor
as told by Mike Henry.
New York : Kingston Publishers, 1994. 226 p.

WHITE, GARTH
The development of Jamaican popular music,
with special reference to the music of Bob Marley: a bibliography. By Garth White.
Kingston : African Caribbean Institute of Jamaica, 1982. 49 p.
Pam 016.7817 Ja Whi

WHITE, TIMOTHY
Catch a fire: the life of Bob Marley. Timothy White.
London : Elm Tree Books, 1983. 380 p.
Discography.
B Ja Mar

WHITNEY, MALIKA LEE
Bob Marley, reggae king of the world. Malika
Lee Whitney and Dermott Hussey.
Kingston : Kingston Publishers, 1984. 197 p.
B Ja Mar

SECTION II

ARTICLES, SPECIAL ISSUES AND SUPPLEMENTS OF PERIODICALS

"A powerful influence".
In The Caribbean Chronicle, vol. 97 no. 1562, June/July 1981. London, 1981.

"An approach to the study of Jamaican pop music". Pam O'Gorman.
In Jamaica Journal, vol. 6 no. 4, December 1972. Kingston : Institute of Jamaica, 1972.

"Baffling the insiders". Paul Gambaccini.
In Harpers and Queen, October 1975. London : National Magazine Co., 1975.

"Bob lives: reggae and revolutionary faith, the role of Bob Marley".
Michael Manley. In Rising Sun, May 1982. Kingston : People's National Party, 1982.

"Bob Marley and the Wailers Uprising".
In Vibrations, vol. 1 no. 3, 1981. Kingston : Reggae Vibrations, 1981.

"Bob Marley and the Wailers, Steel Pulse". Chris May.
In Black Music and Jazz Review, vol. 1 issue 5, August 1978. London : [s.n.], 1978.

"Bob Marley does himself justice". Chris May.
In Black Music and Jazz Review, vol. 1 issue 1, April 1978. London, 1978.

"Bob Marley on the road - Jamaica's finest hour". Dermot Hussey.
In Lifestyle, November/December 1989. Kingston : Creative Communications Inc., 1989.

Dermot Hussey interviews Neville Garrick about touring with Bob Marley.

"Bob Marley".
In Black Music, vol. 3 issue 36, November 1976. London, 1976.

"Bob Marley".
In Rockers, vol. 2 no. 1, 1980 and vol. 2 no. 3, 1981. Kingston : L.M. Productions, 1980-1981.

"Bob Marley". El Malik.
In Hotelier, vol. 1 no. 2, Winter. Kingston : Services and Commodity Institute.

"Bob Marley, the ghetto boy who became reggae king".
In Merry-go-round, vol. 3 no. 4, June 1981. Kingston : Gleaner Company, 1981.

"Bob Marley, the man of music for 1975". Dermott Hussey.
In Pepperpot, December 1975. Kingston : [s.n.], 1975.

"Bob Marley: a merchandising dream". By Dermot Hussey.
In Skywrintings, no. 88, August/September 1993. Kingston : Air Jamaica, 1993.

"Bob Marley: his Bible, not just his music, is always with him".
In People, vol. 4 no. 6-7, February 1979. Port-of-Spain : [s.n.], 1979.

"Bob Marley: Jamaica's no. 1 soul man". Cynthia Horner.
In Right On, vol. 5 no. 12, October 1976. Berkeley, Ca. : [s.n.], 1976.

"Bob Marley: master blaster".
In Trinidad and Tobago Review, vol. 5 & 6, 1982. Port-of-Spain : [s.n.], 1982.

"Bob Marley: Rastaman, reggae musician". Rose Blouin.
In Black Books Bulletin, 1980. Chicago, Ill. : [s.n.], 1980.

"Catch a fire". LO
In West Indian Digest, July 1983. London : [s.n.], 1983.

"Chanting down Babylon: Bob Marley's song as literary text".
By Carolyn Cooper. In Jamaica Journal, vol. 19 nos 4, Nov. 1986 - Jan. 1987.

"Chris Blackwell talks".
In Roots News, July 1975. Kingston : B & Jay Productions, 1975.

"Close encounters of the 'erbkind". Chris May.
In Black Music and Jazz Review, vol. 1 issue 1, April 1978. London : [s.n.], 1978.

"Confessions of a rasta man". By Carl Gayle.
In Black Music, vol. 1 issue 11, October 1974. London, 1974.

"Is King Marley threatened?". By Verena Reckord.
In Jamaica Pictorial, November-December, 1979. Kingston : J.S.M. Press, 1979.

"Jamaica rebel music".
In Race and Class, vol. 17 no. 4, 1976. London : Institute of Race Relations, 1976.

"Marley among music gods".
In West Indian Digest, vol. 7 no. 65, May 1980. London, 1980.

"Marley medley".
In Reggae Jam, vol. 1 no. 1, 1983. Kingston, 1983.

"Marley speaks". By Ray Coleman.
In Black Music, vol. 3 issue 31, June 1976. London, 1976.

"Melodies and messages in Marley's mission".
In The Nation, Friday 22nd May, 1981. Fontabelle, St. Michael, Barbados, 1981.

"Musicmakers: Bob Marley and the Wailers". By Vernon Coibles.
In Essence, January 1976. New York, 1976.

"Positive realisation".
In Black Music and Jazz Review, vol. 4 issue 6, October 1981. London, 1981.

"Rastafari: culture of resistance". By Horace Campbell.
In Race and Class, vol. 22 no. 1, 1980. London : Institute of Race Relations, 1980.

"Rastafarian music: an introductory study". Verena Reckord.
In Jamaica Journal, vol. 11 nos. 1-2, 1977. Kingston : Institute of Jamaica, 1977.

"Reggae and the Jamaican society". By Dennis Constant.
In Jamaica Journal, vol. 24 no. 2, March 1992. Kingston : Institute of Jamaica, 1992. - From Aux Sources du Reggae.

"Reggae way to salvation". By J. Bradshaw.
In New York Times Magazine, August 1977. New York, 1977.

"Reggae, rastafarianism and cultural identity". By Verena Reckord.
In Jamaica Journal, no. 46, August 1982. Kingston : Institute of Jamaica, 1982.

"Rita Marley".
In Rockers, vol. 2 no. 5, 1981. Kingston : L.M. Productions, 1981.

"Robert Nesta Marley 1945-1981". By Chris May.
In Black Music and Jazz Review, vol. 4 issue 2, June 1981. London, 1981.

"Robert Nesta Marley: we thank you".
In Everybody's magazine (special issue), vol. 5 no. 4, 1981. New York : Herman Hall Ent., 1981.

"Sunsplash".
In Jamaica Pictorial, November-December, 1979. Kingston : J.S.M. Press, 1979.

"That's not Bob".
In The Caribbean Chronicle, vol. 99 no. 1575, August/September 1983. London : West India Committee, 1983.

"The Honourable Robert Nesta (Bob) Marley, O.M.- 1945 - 1981 - R.I.P.".
In Kings, vol. 1 no. 1, June 1981. Kingston : Kings Publications, 1981.

"The legacy of Bob Marley". By Sebastian Clarke.
In Art Links: the Commonwealth Arts Review, 1981. London, 1981.

"The Rastafarian legacy: a rich cultural gift". By Seretha Rycerssa.
In Economic Report Jamaica, vol. 4 no. 1, 1978. Kingston : Paul Chen-Young & Associates, 1978.

"The spirit of Bob Marley". Marc Goodman.
In Skywritings, no. 87, June/July 1993. Kingston : Air Jamaica, 1993.

"Tribute to a king".
In Jamaica Daily News supplement, 21st May, 1981. Kingston : Jamaica Daily News Ltd., 1981.

"Tuff Gong - Bob Marley".
In Jahugliman, vol. 3 [1983?]. Kingston : Gayle and Kin Jahugliman, [1983].

SECTION III

A SELECTION OF ARTICLES PUBLISHED IN
THE DAILY GLEANER 1976 - MARCH 1997

YR MO DY PG

Bob Marley's reggae style is more polished / John Rockwall.    - Review of the performance at the Beacon Theatre, New York. (New York Times) 76 05 08 P04

Golden year likely for Bob Marley and the Wailers / by Balford Henry. 76 05 25 P04

Bob Marley shot. 76 12 04 P01

Smile Jamaica still on today 76 12 05 P01

Oh, the games politicians play! - On the free public concert by Bob Marley 76 12 05 P08

Bob Marley: no part of political thing. 77 06 25 P04

Marley's sheer genius / by Balford Henry. - From London, on series of concerts promoting album `Exodus' 77 07 09 P04

Bah, bah, Black Sheep / by Claudienne Boothe. - On money management and dishonesty in the recording industry. 77 08 04 P06

`Exodus' proves to be Marley's best / by Horace Dalley 77 08 11 P04

Attended one of his concerts and experienced Marley mania. - First in the series. (New York Times Magazine) 77 09 28 P05

Reggae our national music. (New York Times Magazine) 77 09 29 P04

The magic of Marley. (New York Times Magazine) 77 09 30 P05

Jah lives - Bob Marley. 77 10 01 P05

Marley - the revolutionary Messiah? 77 10 03 P04

PM, Seaga join hands and dance; 25,000 at Peace Concert / by Balford Henry 78 04 24 P01

'One Love' for Jamaica. As others see us / by Courtland Milloy. - on the 'Peace concert. (Washington Post) 78 05 06 P08

Bob Marley gives his views. (Entertainment Supplement, Sunday Magazine) 79 03 11 P05

Marley's studio: One of the finest in the Caribbean / by Arthur Kitchin. (Sunday Magazine) 79 04 08 P05

Ambassador and King of Reggae. - Review of: `Bob Marley and the roots of reggae' / by Cathy McKnight and John Tobler. 79 04 22 P

Bob Marley scores with Survival.   79 11 13 P04

Marley better off Dread / by Mike Strand. - Mike Strand talks to Bob Marley in London, August 7. (Entertainment Supplement, Sunday Magazine) 80 09 28 P01

Marley in good spirits / by Keith Fidler 80 10 23 P0

Bob Marley and the Wailers - the movie / by Harry Milner. 80 11 23 P04

Bob Marley is gravely ill. 81 01 08 P01

Bob Marley doing well says Rita Marley 81 01 09 P01

Bob Marley has lung cancer / Keith Fidler 81 01 10 P01

Bob Marley, cancer and the Rastas / M. Morris 81 01 25 P05

Anthony Spaulding seeks National Honour for Marley 81 01 28 P01

Bob Marley may be back home soon says Rita Marley / M. Erskine 81 04 11 P01

National Honour Order of Merit to Bob Marley 81 04 18 P01

The Hon. Robert Nesta Marley, O.M. (Editorial) 81 04 20 P06

Bob Marley to be buried Thursday in St. Ann. Funeral sets back Budget Debate 81 05 14 P01

Marley dies of cancer 81 05 14 P03

A musical genius. (Editorial) 81 05 15 P08

Music roundabout. 81 05 18 P04

Bob Marley's message / by Jennifer Ffrench 81 05 18 P06

Thousands file past Marley's body at Arena. 81 05 21 P01

Bob Marley buried in St. Ann. 81 05 22 P01

Paying last respects to Bob Marley. 81 05 22 P12

A representative man / John Hearne 81 05 23 P08

Tribute to Bob / Arthur Kitchin 81 05 23 P08

Bob Marley's message / by C. S. Reid. 81 05 24 P05

Requiem for a reggae king.   81 05 24 P11

Bob Marley / S. Beckford. 81 05 25 P06

Remembering Bob Marley. (Editorial) 81 05 25 P06

Bob Marley / L. Shim 81 05 29 P12

Today is Marley Day in New York 81 05 31 P01

Marley's work was a message in music / E. Grace 81 05 31 P07

Was Marley a righteous prophet? / Billy Hall. 81 05 31 P08

Bob Marley / S. Ngcozana 81 06 02 P06

Bob Marley - tremendous member of the human species 81 06 05 P18

Toronto's tribute to Bob Marley / Eddie Grant. 81 06 07 P01

How the Times saw Bob Marley. (London Times) 81 06 13 P03

Marley's death / Evon Blake. (Letter to the Editor) 81 06 19 P12

Death of a star, birth of a prophet / Margaret Morris 81 06 28 P09

All about Bob / G. Reid 81 06 28 P27

Bob Marley's music will be remembered / by A. Biggs. (Sunday Magazine) 81 07 19 P01

Perpetuating Bob Marley's work / F. Archer. 81 07 27 P04

What future for reggae? / Arthur Kitchin 81 08 15 P10

Marley stamps on Tuesday.    81 10 18 P02

Bob Marley leaves $1.5m.   81 10 23 P01

Fighting over Bob Marley's musical legacy / Arthur Kitchin 81 11 25 P05

In memory of Bob / Arthur Kitchin. (Entertainment Supplement, Sunday Magazine) 82 01 17 P01

Bob's last birthday party / Arthur Kitchin. 82 02 07 P01

Plans for Bob Marley statue. 82 05 08 P02

The poetry in Bob Marley's lyrics / Louise Calio. (Entertainment Supplement, Sunday Magazine) 82 05 09 P01

Work on Marley statue soon 82 05 16 P02

Bob Marley fund closes with over $11,000 82 06 22 P02

Bob Marley, ganja and national honours / C. S. Reid. 82 06 27 P21

Marley stamps to Mrs. Marley. 82 07 03 P01

Meet the Melodymakers. 82 08 01 P04

Major entertainment complex for Montego Bay 82 10 05 P01

New Entertainment Centre. (Editorial) 82 10 15 P10

Opening of Bob Marley Centre coincides with Music Festival 82 11 16 P04

PM opens Bob Marley Centre, World Music Festival. 82 11 26 P01

Christopher Gonzales on Bob Marley statue: a kind of religious experience. (Artist's Eye) 83 01 09 P06

Bob Marley statue now at casting stage 83 02 01 P03

Don't let Bob Marley dream die / Winston Barnes. (Entertainment Supplement, Sunday Magazine) 83 02 06 P01

Marley statue to be unveiled on Arthur Wint Drive on May 11 83 04 30 P01

Bob Marley statue arrives but sculptor is upset. 83 05 10 P01

Why not let Bob Marley rest in peace / Billy Hall. (Church Commentary) 83 05 11 P08

Unveiling of Marley statue abandoned after mass protest 83 05 12 P01

P.M. decided on Tuesday to get new statue. 83 05 13 P01

Give us Bob Marley / Franklin McKnight. 83 05 15 P05

Politics of art / Arthur Kitchin 83 05 16 P08

The veiling of Bob Marley statue / Mark Ricketts 83 05 17 P06

Disgusting attitude to statue / A. D. Scott 83 05 21 P10

How to do it / Morris Cargill. 83 05 22 P05

The case of the rejected statue / Margaret Morris. (View from the North) 83 05 22 P05

Bob Marley and his statue / Alex Gradussov. 83 05 22 P10

Marley statue controversy. (Editorial) 83 05 22 P10

Marley's statue / John Hearne 83 05 22 P10

The Gonzales statue / Collin Gregory 83 06 01 P08

New evidence / Andrew Hope. (Art View) 83 06 12 P07

Marley statue / Gloria Escoffery 83 06 14 P06

Catch a fire: new book on the life of Bob Marley / by `Showman' 83 07 11 P04

Controversy over book on Marley / J. Keating 83 08 19 P18

Marley's career in great detail. (Book Review) 83 09 18 P06

Catch a fire, the life of Bob Marley / Barbara Blake. (Book Review - Section A) 83 09 25 P01

Bob and Rita honoured in Chicago 84 01 27 P06

Renovated painting for Bob Marley Day Celebrations 84 05 09 P06

Another Marley statue for Jamaica 84 05 12 P01

Marley again. (Editorial) 84 06 15 P08

Voices from the wilderness / Sheila Bisnott.   - Review of 'Bob Marley, reggae king of the world' by M. L. Whitney and D. Hussey 84 07 22 P03

New Bob Marley statue to be unveiled at Youth Festival. 84 09 17 P02

Marley statue unveiled; crowd likes new look 85 04 01 P01

Alvin Marriott - how I did the Marley monument - Interview with Leroy Brown 85 05 19 P01

Anecdotes with King Marley, and other matters / H. McGowan 86 03 30 P04

Prime Minister opens Bob Marley Museum 86 05 15 P06

"Bob Marley Monuments", master pieces from the National Gallery series no. 8 / Petrine Archer-Straw 86 05 18 P08

Bob Marley Statue / S. Tansley. (Letter to Editor)   86 06 05 P06

Bob Marley is first inductee to reggae hall of fame 86 06 27 P06

New Bob Marley Album out / N. Spence 86 11 10 P06

Big racket uncovered in Marley estate: court sacks Rita as administrator.   87 02 05 P01

Remembering Bob Marley / Arthur Kitchin. (Section A) 87 02 08 P08

Lambeth's tribute to Bob Marley / L. Johnson. (Extract from United Kingdom Gleaner)    87 03 02 P17

Statement by the administrators of the estate of Marley / G. L. Byles.   87 04 23 P08

he Bob Marley phenomena / O. Lewin T. 87 06 21 P04

Marley's tops in Zambia. 87 09 09 P01

Bob Marley estate: a maze of litigation / Arthur Kitchin 87 10 25 P13

Jury rules in favour of Bob Marley's estate 87 11 21 P03

Keeping Bob Marley's memory alive / Arthur Kitchin. 88 02 28 P04

Bob Marley and Marcus - together on glass 88 05 16 P03

More on the Marley estate / P. Spaulding, et. al. (Letter to the Editor)   89 06 10 P06

In honour of Robert Nesta Marley / H. McGowan. Feb. declared Bob Marley Day 90 02 08 P08

Violence and airplay / Balford Henry. (Section A) 90 02 18 P06

Bob Marley's and Bunny Wailer's secret sister / Timothy White. (Flair Magazine) 90 04 02 P09

Great despite some flaws: catch a fire, the life of Bob Marley / Timothy White. (Section C - Book Review) 90 04 22 P15

USA Company bids US$16M for the Marley estate. (Section A) 90 12 21 P03

Talkin' blues contributed 91 01 21 P09

Homage to Marley / Balford Henry. 91 02 07 P01

Marley's resurrection: talking blues / Balford Henry 91 02 24 P01

10th anniversary of Bob Marley's death / John Swenson. (New York, Reuter) 91 03 19 P09

May 11 - `Marley Day' for Toronto 91 05 08 P10

MoBay wants controversial Bob Marley statue. 91 05 11 P01

Feature film on Bob Marley to be made here / J. Williams. (Section A) 91 11 29 P11

Agreement signed for Marley books. 92 08 13 P20

Chance find sends Marley soaring / Balford Henry. 92 09 18 P03

Bob Marley featured on BBC / Claude Wilson. 93 09 08 P11

Fans will want this souvenir / Marsha Bronson. (Section C - Book Review)     93 10 24 P18

Kiss FM jocky endorses Bob Marley.(Section C) 93 10 29 P03

Bob Marley honoured / N. Garrick and Balford Henry. (Section C) 93 10 31 P01

Bob Marley celebration for MoBay / Adrian Frater. 93 12 28 P13

Symposium to mark Bob Marley Day 94 01 26 P02

Tribute to Marley, international mega-star / Rex Nettleford. (Section C) 94 02 13 P03

Marley book could reopen old wounds / Balford Henry. (Flair Magazine) 94 02 14 P03

Bob Marley's birthday bash    94 02 16 P08

"Tell all" Marley book to stir controversy / Balford Henry. (Flair Magazine) 94 02 21 P03

From Marley to Mandela, Zimbawe to South Africa / Winston Barnes. 94 04 29 P40

Bob's 50th anniversary for world broadcast / Balford Henry. (Section C) 94 05 01 P05

Marley helps win respect for Buffalo Soldiers / Balford Henry. (Section C)    94 05 08 P02

Court bars sale of Marley T-shirts / Barbara Gayle 94 05 13 P01

Dino Michelle limited barred from using Bob Marley's photo, name / Barbara Gayle 94 06 19 P24

Year of events in honour of Bob Marley / Mishua Allen. (Section A) 94 07 20 P06

Today is Bob Marley Day / H. McGowan. (Section A) 95 02 12 P03

The Magic of Marley / Olive Lewin. (Section A)     95 02 12 P11

Marley and me in the United Kingdom.  (Section A) 95 04 20 P12

Natural Mystic Bob Marley lives on / Balford Henry and Neville Garrick. (Section E) 95 05 14 P03

Time will tell more than just Bob's story / Balford Henry. (Section E)    95 06 25 P05

Bob and I shared one love, reggae / Teddy Taylor. (Section B) 95 06 26 P05

Honourees to Jamaican Music Hall of Fame announced. (Section C) 95 07 14 P04

Kulcha versus hooliganism / Wilmot Perkins. (Section C) 95 09 15 P08

Marley's estate richer / Barbara Gayle. (Section A) 95 10 14 P01

Bob Marley - legend / Devon Thompson. (Section C) 95 10 22 P03

The reggae music influence in Japan / Ken Chaplin. (Section B) 95 10 30 P16

Theme park for Marley. (Section A) 96 02 07 P01

New York celebrates Marley's 51st / Balford Henry. (Section E) 96 02 11 P02

Bob Marley on famous Baltimore mural / Balford Henry. (Section E) 96 11 03 P04

Paintings on the life works of Bob Marley. 97 01 09 P09

Remembering Marley. (Editorial) 97 02 02 P4E

Of Minnie and Bob favourite dish 97 02 16 P6E

Three who played across the world. (Editorial) 97 03 17 P5A

SECTION IV

AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS

BOB MARLEY: INTERVIEWS

Kingston : Tuff Gong.  CD.
          - Neville Garrick interviews Bob Marley.

                                   CD21

DREAMS OF FREEDOM: AMBIENT TRANSLATION OF BOB

MARLEY IN DUB

New York : Island Records, 1997.  CD.

                                   CD13

I-THREE SONGS OF BOB MARLEY

Kingston : Tuff Gong.  Audio-tape.

                                   T136

MARLEY, BOB

Bob Marley: profiles in music.  Bob Marley.
         Kingston : KLAS FM, 1989.  Audio-tape.

                                   T113

MARLEY, BOB

Bob Marley: soul almighty, the informative years, 
         vol. 1. 
         Minnesota : Navarre Corporation, 1996.  
         CD and Audio-tape.

                                   CD25

MARLEY, BOB

Confrontation.  Bob Marley.
         New York : Island Records, 1983.  Phonograph; 
         CD.

                                   R658; CD11

MARLEY, BOB

Interviews.  Bob Marley.
         Kingston : Tuff Gong.  Phonograph.

                                   R526

MARLEY, BOB

Rebel music.  Bob Marley.
         New York : Island Records, 1986.  Phonograph; 
         CD.

                                   R856; CD20

MARLEY, BOB

Songs of freedom from "Judge not" to "Redemption        
         Song".  Bob Marley.
         Kingston.  CD.

                                   CD1, 2, 3, 4