Bob Marley and the Wailers' seminal album, 'Catch a Fire,' which made them international superstars, debuted in the marketplace on April 13, 1973. Forty years later, it's still remembered as one of the greatest reggae albums ever made.
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Even though this year's Grammys paid homage to Bob Marley with a star-studded tribute that included his sons, Ziggy and Damian, the reggae icon never walked away with a gramophone.
This wasn't due to his lack of talent though -- this was a man who released 12 albums ('Exodus' and 'Catch a Fire' among them) before his de
Happy Birthday, Bob Marley! The reggae icon is still considered a national hero in Jamaica and was instrumental in bringing mainstream attention to reggae music. Thanks to the Marley children -- most notably Ziggy, Stephen, Ky-mani, Julien and Damian -- they continue to carry the musical torch and inspire a new generation of fans.
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