Bob MARLEY; performing live on stage, 1976 Andrew Putler / Redferns/Getty Images hide caption
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Singer Johnny Nash records in a New York City studio, circa 1958. PoPsie Randolph/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images hide caption
Bob Marley, who still casts a large shadow on the reggae world 39 years after his death, would have turned 75 this week. Dennis Lawrence/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
For Bob Marley's 75th Birthday, Ziggy Marley Reflects On His Father's Legacy
Sheku Kanneh-Mason's tribute to Bob Marley is featured on his new album, Inspiration. Lars Borges/Decca hide caption
Bob Marley, with his guitar in the yard at Tuff Gong (his home and headquarters). Kingston, Jamaica, March 1976. David Burnett/Contact Press Images hide caption
Bunny Wailer is the last living original member of the legendary reggae group The Wailers. He recently finished his first US tour in more than 20 years. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Join us as we celebrate Day Of The Dead, Alt.Latino style. Omar Torres/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
Bob Marley, seen here performing in Paris in 1980, died years before Legend was released. It has since sold millions of copies — and this week, it hit No. 5 on the Billboard chart. Guidot Lou/Dalle /Landov hide caption
Chronixx is one of the biggest new artists in reggae, as well as part of a younger generation of Jamaican musicians who give old-school sounds a fresh take. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Chilean rapper Ana Tijoux. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Bob Marley performed live on stage at the Brighton Leisure Centre on July 1, 1980 Mike Prior/Redferns/Getty Images hide caption
Peter Tosh performs at the University of Miami in 1976. Lee Jaffe/Courtesy of Sony Music hide caption
Bob Marley's Enduring Musical, Political Legacy
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