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	SNWMF 2007 - Performers
		Although Bunny possesed one of the most beautiful voices ever to be captured in a Jamaican studio, he did not effectively step out from the shadow cast by Bob until Marley left to stay wth his mother in the US in 1966.
		With the Wailers picking up rave reviews, both for their records and live shows, the future looked bright for the band, but at the end of 1973, Bunny refused to tour any longer, and his place on the American leg of the tour was taken by mentor Joe Higgs.
		Bunny continued his refusal to tour, and Peter Tosh was unhappy at the limited outlets for his own compositions within the band.
	www.snwmf.com /bunnywailer.html (1357 words)

	Bunny Wailer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bunny Wailer, also known as Bunny Livingston, was an original member of reggae group The Wailers along with Bob Marley and Peter Tosh.
		Bunny Wailer, a singer songwriter and percussionist, was born Neville O'Riley Livingston on April 10, 1947 in Jamaica.
		Bunny Wailer and Peter Tosh continued recording as the Wailers during the period of time that Marley was in Delaware.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bunny_Wailer (299 words)

	Bunny Wailer: The Life of Bob Marley (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Wailers were consequently dismissed by the radio and political establishments, receiving limited airplay and greater scrutiny from the police.
		Early in 1967, Bunny was arrested for marijuana possession.
		Bunny served one year and two months, and was released in September 1968.
	www.bobmarley.com /life/wailers/bunny.html (495 words)

	Bunny Wailer
		Bunny Wailer, a singer songwriter and percussionist, was born Neville O'Riley Livingston on April 10, 1947 in Jamaica.
		Bunny Wailer and Peter Tosh continued recording as the Wailers during the period of time that Marley was in Delaware.
		Bunny Wailer toured with the Wailers in England and the United States, but soon became reluctant to leave Jamaica.
	www.funkyguitarist.com /Bunny_Wailer.html (329 words)

	Bunny Wailer tribute
		Bunny Wailer and music legend are never mentioned in the same sentence.
		Bunny, however, is a music legend, let alone a reggae legend.
		For the past 30 years, Bunny has always been on the leading edge of music and was with Bob and Peter in the beginning, and should have the right to pay fitting tribute to his fellow Wailers.
	www.furious.com /perfect/bunny.html (846 words)

	ReggaeTrain.com...your portal to Reggae music...(Biography [Bunny Wailer])
		Born Neville O'Reilly Livingstone and dubbed Bunny Wailer, this crucial Jamaican singer and songwriter was raised as Bob Marley's brother from the age of nine.
		Bunny's "Pass It On" was one of the standout tracks on the final album The Wailers did together as a trio, 1973's Burning.
		Today Bunny is obsessed with reaching the teenage dancehall crowd, attempting to wean them away from the predominant slackness of the form and back to a recognition of the truth and rights that were reggae's original concerns.
	www.reggaetrain.com /biobwailer.asp (216 words)

	Bunny Wailer Page at REGGAE.com
		Bunny was a singer whose strong tenor vocals were used primarily as a harmony singer, but occasionally sang lead, on such tracks as "Dancing Shoes" and "Sunday Morning".
		Bunny Wailer left the group in 1974 to pursue his successful solo career, and also started his own record label, Solomonic, which he used to release all his solo works in Jamaica.
		In 1996, Bunny Wailer won his third Grammy award for his tribute to Bob Marley, Hall of Fame was released on RAS Records, and was an honorable and beautiful performance of Bob Marley tunes, which not only paid a moving tribute, but also showcased Bunny Wailer's extensive talent.
	www.reggae.com /artists/bunny_wailer (264 words)

	Bunny Wailer
		The singles released on Bunny Wailer's Solomonic label around 74/75 indicated that when the man did release his debut solo album it was going to be a magnificent work.
		It seems that Bunny had convinced himself that the only way to reach the Black American market with his message was to adapt his music to please them.
		Bunny Wailer, knew what to do, and he was the only one capable of doing it.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /smallaxe/bunnywailers.htm (740 words)

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		Bunny rocks and swings in a style that is strongly reminiscent of the great Curtis Mayfield, while the Radics groove in their inimitable style.
		This time, Bunny claims a position at the head of the dancehall, except the evidence he offers is a collection of tepid music tracks and boastful lyrics.
		In 1983, Bunny wrote and produced "Electric Boogie" for Marcia Griffiths and through a series of flukes, the song became an international smash to the point where it is now impossible to get married without playing "Electric Boogie" at the reception.
	niceup.com /writers/lee_oneil/bunny_wailer_on_record.txt (1452 words)

	Bunny Wailer Bio
		Despite the fact that the officers found no weed on his person, he was convicted on officer testimony that he had stashed a bag in a nearby barrel.
		Bunny teamed up with Marley and Tosh to record several more albums, two with Lee Perry and two with Island, Catch A Fire and Burning.
		This was further supported by the fact that of Bunny's three Grammy awards, two of them were given to albums which were tributes to Bob Marley (Time Will Tell: A Tribute to Bob Marley, in 1990, and Hall Of Fame: Tribute to Bob Marley's 50th Anniversary, in 1995) featuring cover versions of Bob Marley songs.
	www.geocities.com /wailingwailers/bwbiog.htm (987 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner - Bunny Wailer starts political party - Thursday \| October 26, 2000
		VETERAN singer Bunny Wailer has announced the formation of a new political party which, he is convinced, can resurrect Jamaica.
		Wailer said the charter of the United Progressive People (UPP) party would be published shortly in newspapers and that he would be offering himself as a candidate for Member of Parliament in the next general election.
		Lamenting the state of the education system Wailer said that "if we continue to raise the young the way we are doing, we are heading for more disaster.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20001026/star/star1.html (277 words)

	Reggae Reviews: Bunny Wailer
		The relatively overlooked member of the "big three" of The Wailers, Bunny Wailer has for decades put out solid material that seems to have evaded the tastes of many fans who favor Bob Marley and Peter Tosh (Critics, on the other hand, have long lauded Wailer, evidenced by his 3 Grammy Awards.).
		Wailer's style is not as distinct as either of those two, but it you take the time to listen to his music, you'll uncover its subtle beauty.
		Wailer seems to excel when he decides to have a little fun, to not get caught up in the oft-serious nature of roots reggae.
	www.reggae-reviews.com /bunnywailer.html (1070 words)

	Review - Bunny Wailer : Retrospective
		Bunny Wailer is one of the founding members of the Wailers, and the trio's only surviving member.
		By 1973, the Wailers were untouchable, the biggest reggae band in Jamaica, and on the verge of an international breakthrough.
		Tribute to the Hon Nesta Marley was drawn from the same sessions as had produced Bunny Wailer Sings, and again was determined to help keep the Wailers' legacy alive.
	www.reggaecd.com /rev_sin/bwretros.htm (993 words)

	Marley Family Fanpage Forum - Bunny Wailer biography on pause (article 5/3/2002)
		AMERICAN reggae historians Roger Steffens and Leroy Jodie Pierson are at loggerheads with reggae legend, Bunny Wailer, for what Steffens claims is the singer's lack of co-operation to help them complete a long-awaited book on his life.
		Steffens told Splash that he last spoke to Wailer in February but the singer had not yet read the transcript to three chapters of the book which, he said, were given to him in Colorado in September 1998.
		Born Neville Livingston in 1947, Wailer is the most enigmatic of the three men who went on to achieve stardom as the Wailers in the early 1970s.
	www.melodymakers.de /forum/showthread.php?t=556 (581 words)

	[The New] Rolling Stone Album Guide: Bunny Wailer
		Bunny Wailer is the name that Neville (Bunny) Livingston took when he left the Wailers in 1972, just as Bob Marley was stepping to the forefront as an international star.
		The reason given for Bunny's exit was that he didn't want to tour outside of Jamaica, but one has to wonder whether the most devoutly spiritual of the Wailers, the group that practically defined Rastafarianism, didn't have misgivings about impending stardom.
		Bunny's music changed with the times, starting early in roots reggae and moving on through dancehall and ragga, the latter styles never quite reinforcing the sweetness of his singing nor the earnestness of his lyrics.
	www.tomhull.com /ocston/arch/rs/wailer,bunny.php (341 words)

	Tower Records - Retrospective - Bunny Wailer (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bunny Wailer has never achieved the icon status of Bob Marley and Peter Tosh, his fellow members in the seminal Wailers.
		Although Bunny Wailer became a solo artist in 1975, this collection draws mainly from recordings he made during the '80s.
		Wailer straddles genres easily, from carefree dance-reggae songs like "Ballroom Floor," and "Dance Hall Music" to a fierce take on Toots Hibbert's "Dog War, " which manages to be both a dance song and a call to arms.
	www.towerrecords.com /product.aspx?pfid=2804184 (259 words)

	MySpace.com - BUNNY WAILER - JM - Reggae / Roots Music - www.myspace.com/bunnywailer1
		Bunny Wailer would like to let the fine people of Hudson Valley and New York City, New York, know that efforts were made to work with Legendary Records to make this event a REALITY.
		And in Bunny Wailer's defense, even if the original date Sunday, June 26, 2006, was not protested, the date would not happen anyway because certain things like work visas for my crew from Jamaica was not in place a couple of days before that original date of June 25, 2006.
		By 1973, the Wailers were untouchable, the biggest reggae band in Jamaica, and on the verge of an international breakthrough.
	www.myspace.com /bunnywailer1 (3182 words)

	Bunny Wailer mp3s, Bunny Wailer music downloads, Bunny Wailer songs from eMusic.com
		As a founding member of the Wailers, and the trio's only surviving member, Bunny Wailer, has become a respected elder statesmen of the Jamaican music scene.
		His vocal and composing contributions to the Wailers had helped seen to that, while over the years Wailer has endeavored to keep the group's memory alive.
		Tribute to the Hon Nesta Marley was drawn from the same sessions as had produced Bunny Wailer Sings, and again was determined to help keep the Wailers' legacy alive.
	www.emusic.com /artist/Bunny-Wailer-MP3-Download/10565774.html (1652 words)

	Artist page for Bunny Wailer - Wal-mart
		Bunny Wailer's relationship with Bob Marley and Peter Tosh, the two other principal members of the Wailers in the 60s and early 70s, stretched back to his childhood, when Marley and Wailer lived under the same roof in Trenchtown.
		Peter Tosh resented the way in which Marley appeared to be promoted as leader of the band, and Bunny Wailer, for largely unspecified reasons, seemed reluctant to take part in the endless globetrotting necessary to consolidate their success in Europe and America.
		Bunny Wailer inaugurated his own Solomonic label, upon which all his recordings have since appeared in Jamaica.
	www.walmart.com /cdstore/ArtistInfo.do?artistId=20559 (783 words)

	Variety.com - Reviews - Bunny Wailer; Luciano; Morgan Heritage
		And although the supply of genuine reggae superstars remains limited, the Bowl was able to come up with another one Sunday night, as Bunny Wailer, the sole surviving co-founder of the Wailers, made a rare West Coast appearance.
		Wailer -- aka Neville Livingston, the boyhood chum of fellow Wailers Bob Marley and Peter Tosh -- has been on his own since 1974, now and then racking up an occasional classic album like 1987's "Roots Radics Rockers Reggae" (Shanachie).
		At first, Wailer spent time preaching about the Rastafarian faith, yet as the robes came off, the set blossomed into a more universal celebration of the power of reggae music itself, as the distinctive, finely honed, lopsided groove grew deeper with every song.
	www.variety.com /review/VE1117924584?categoryid=34&cs=1 (511 words)

	Bunny Wailer - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		Bunny Wailer, a singer songwriter and percussionist, was born Neville O'Riley Livingston in 1947 in Jamaica.
		Bunny Wailer continued recording solo and as a backup singer during the period of time that Marley was in Delaware.
		As were the other Wailers, Bunny is an avowed Rastafarian.
	www.music.us /education/B/Bunny-Wailer.htm (518 words)

	RollingStone.com: Bunny Wailer Music, Biography, Influences, Followers, Related Projects, Contemporaries (Site not responding. Last check: )
		With one of the sweetest, most sought-after baritones in reggae and cred to burn, Bunny Wailer has been one of the leading progenitors of message-heavy Roots Reggae for nearly 30 years.
		Wailer formed the Wailers with Peter Tosh and went on to international fame as part of the best-known reggae group ever.
		Yet Wailer's solo career has also garnered him accolades, as he strives to continue a tradition of soulful tangling with issues of political oppression and celebrating that struggle with steady Dancehall riddims.
	rollingstone.com /artist/bio/_/id/44089?...&pageregion=nav (102 words)

	Bunny Wailer. 2002. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bunny Wailer aka Jah B, one of the original members of The Wailers, left the group in 1974 to concentrate on his solo career.
		By now the entire, extensive musical catalogue of Bunny Wailer consists of over twenty albums (three of them Grammy winners).
		On the photo Bunny Wailer shows one of his Grammy Awards.
	www.reggae-vibes.com /gallery/bwailer1.htm (73 words)

	Bunny Wailer - Reggae - World/Reggae - Music - www.real.com
		With one of the sweetest, most sought-after baritones in reggae and cred to burn, Bunny Wailer has been one of the leading progenitors of message-heavy Roots Reggae for nearly 30 years.
		Wailer formed the Wailers with Peter Tosh and went on to international fame as part of the best-known reggae group ever.
		Yet Wailer's solo career has also garnered him accolades, as he strives to continue a tradition of soulful tangling with issues of political oppression and celebrating that struggle with steady Dancehall riddims.
	europe.real.com /music/artist/Bunny_Wailer (117 words)

	Bunny Wailer - Protest in Music: Roots Reggae at JR.com
		Notes: Bunny Wailer is not related to reggae legend Bob Marley, but he was raised alongside him from the age of nine, and formed the original Wailers with Marley and the late Peter Tosh.
		In 1973, Bunny Wailer released the classic BLACKHEART MAN and has since kept the fires burning that Marley lit, mixing fervent roots reggae and other contemporary sounds to reach younger reggae and dancehall fans and casual fans.
		In the seminal reggae band the Wailers, his clear, ringing tenor made him the perfect high-harmony foil for childhood friends Bob Marley and Peter Tosh, but Bunny Wailer also contributed a number of powerhouse lead vocals and songs to the group.
	www.jr.com /xs-bunny-wailer-protest-in-music-roots-reggae--pi!4195983.html (510 words)

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