Bob Marley is the king of reggae music. He is considered the most important representative and co-founder of reggae music, which he created with his band "The Wailers" in the mid-1970s. His most famous songs include "Get Up Stand Up," "I Shot the Sheriff," "No Woman No Cry," and "Exodus." In addition to his musical work, Marley spread the message of the Rastafari movement. For their followers and for many people in the Third World, Marley was and is an important identification figure. This vinyl record album, pressed on Jamaica-green color, features live radio transmissions including Marley's legendary hits.