Bunny Wailer

Bunny Wailer (born with the
name Neville O'Riley
Livingston) also called as
Bunny Livingston and as Jah B,
is a singer songwriter and
percussionist. He was the
pioneer member of reggae group
"The Wailers" together with
Bob Marley and Peter Tosh. He
is commonly considered as a
musical legend and cited as
one of the veteran advocates
of reggae music. Wailer has
been tagged by Newsweek as one
of the three most important
musicians in world music.

Bunny Wailer and Bob Marley
were grown in the same family
as stepbrothers. His father
Thaddeus "Toddy" Livingston
settle with Bob Marley's
mother Cedella Booker and they
had a daughter that was named
Pearl Livingston.

In 1966, when Bob Marley leave
Jamaica for Delaware to be
substituted by Constantine
"Vision" Walker, Wailer start
to record and sing of his
several own compositions such
as "Who Feels It Knows It", "I
Stand Predominant" and "Sunday
Morning". His music was
greatly inspired by gospel and
by Curtis Mayfield. He
recorded "This Train" that was
based on a gospel standard for
the first time at Studio One
in 1967.

Bunny Wailer had tour with
"The Wailers" in England and
the United States, but he
become and he leave Jamaica.
He and Tosh became disregarded
in the group as "The Wailers"
became an international
success and the interest was
mainly focused on Marley.
Later, Bunny left the Wailers
to have a solo career which
continues up to date

Videos In The Playlist:

Bunny Wailer - Soul Rebel
Bunny Wailer - Dance Rock
Bunny Wailer - Roots, Radics, Rockers and Reggae
Bunny Wailer - Boderation
Bunny Wailer "Blackheart Man" live 86
Bunny Wailer Dreamland 1986
Bunny Wailer - Rastaman
Bunny Wailer - Rock and Groove
Bunny Wailer - Innocent Blood
Bunny Wailer - Chant Down Babylon
Bunny Wailer - Bald Head Jesus
Bunny Wailer - Armagedon
Bunny Wailer - Gamblings
Bunny Wailer - Collyman
Armageddon Dub - Bunny Wailer.
Bunny Wailer - One Love