The Influence of Bob Marley's Absent, White Father

"My Fadda is a man Yunno, Yuno from the UK ... like you he ... you can read it, this is Odem slave tale ... man ... I am" ink ". I used to meet Yunno. My mother My mother is Africa. (Bob Marley, 1978) The psychological outcome of being an abandoned child of a mixed-breed marriage is an important influence of reggae superstar Bob Marley throughout his career. Most reggae enthusiasts were not aware that he was actually a father of a white man and actually born to Captain Noval Marelli of Cedra Booker, a black mother.

American critic Timothy White, with his creator James Brown and Sly Stone of Bob Marley 's biographer "Blood: The Source of Life" (BOB Marley), Bob Marley, I replaced the impact. Strong thing to say: "Most people think that a great God will come down from the sky, take everything and make everyone happy, your light is right," he says, everyone on the planet As he felt that he had a purpose he spoke this sentence, so they should examine the light and reach the sky.

On February 6, 1945, Bob Marley was born in the northern half of Jamaica, just outside the small town called St. Anne, the district called Giuli. His father, Novalumely, is a white naval officer. Marley's mother is Cedella Malcolm Marley. She has a son, but since my parents do not approve of marriage, I rarely see my husband. According to the press, people in the town of St. Ann believe that Bob Marley has spiritual ability, which allows him to read and convey the future of people. Marley saw his father last time because he took young Bob to Kingston. After 18 months, Cedella learned that his son did not go to school and lived with an elderly couple. She sent her son to Saint An immediately. (History of Bob Marley)