| Bob Marley trivia is going to, simply put, be all about the | | | | Marley's father was white, and as a result Marley was |
| music. His music has been thought by many to be | | | | the target of racism in his younger years because of |
| among the most positive and uplifting music ever | | | | his mixed parentage, something that could make him |
| created, and is extremely popular throughout the world. | | | | the target of racism from both black and white social |
| An interesting fact is that in radio tests created for | | | | sectors. |
| random listening experiences conducted worldwide, | | | | Bob Marley's band was known as "The Wailers" |
| Bob Marley tested the highest amongst all musicians | | | | although most people don't know that they went |
| among random listeners for pure enjoyment of his | | | | through many different names before they finally |
| music. | | | | became the Wailers, ultimately making records under |
| A Bob Marley quiz is obviously going to contain some | | | | the name of "Bob Marley and the Wailers". Before |
| questions about his record sales and his greatest hits. | | | | settling on that name they had been "The Teenagers" |
| One good example of this type of information is how | | | | "The Wailing Rudeboys" "The Wailing Wailers" and |
| he has the most popular selling reggae album of all | | | | "The Wailers" and the band was ultimately composed |
| time, which has sold more than 20 million copies over | | | | of Bob Marley, Bunny Wailer, and Peter Tosh, although |
| the entire globe. The name of that album was | | | | Junior Braithwaite, Beverley Kelso, and Cherry Smith |
| "Legend" which was released posthumously. Some of | | | | were all former members of the group. |
| his most well known songs include, "No Woman No | | | | Religion was a very large part of Marley's life, and he |
| Cry" "Redemption Song" and "I Shot the Sheriff". | | | | was a follower of the Rastafarian movement. A large |
| Bob Marley trivia should include facts about his early | | | | part of his life became devoted to the spread of this |
| life. He comes from a very small town in Jamaica | | | | religion and through getting the music of the movement |
| called Nine Mile. His name was Nesta Robert Marley at | | | | to the remote parts of Jamaica, as well as exposing it |
| birth, and an error in paperwork later in life would place | | | | through his popularity to the music world at large. |
| the Robert "Bob" as the first name instead of Nesta. | | | | Marley died in 1981 at only 36 years old from cancer. |