Jamaican reggae band fronted by [a41441] but initially formed as [a52145] vocal group, with [a=peter tosh] & [a=bunny wailer], then adding the rhythm section of [a=the upsetters] ([a386410] & [a386407]). In 1974, after Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer departures, producer [a=chris blackwell] renamed the group Bob Marley & The Wailers (even if some previous records were released with this name) and marketed it as a rock band (vocalist + instrumental band). After Bob Marley's death in 1981, The Wailers continue to record with some artists like [a=alpha blondy], [a=Joe Yamanaka], [a=Donald And Lulu Davidson] or [a=Winston Jarrett]. Some members of The Wailers formed [a=the wailers band] in 1989.

Released: 2023

Label: Island Records

Country: Worldwide

Tracklist

	Original Album
A1	Concrete Jungle
A2	Slave Driver
A3	400 Years
A4	Stop That Train
A5	Baby We've Got A Date (Rock It Baby)
B1	Stir It Up
B2	Kinky Reggae
B3	No More Trouble
B4	Midnight Ravers
	Paris Theatre London 24th May 1973
C1	Rastaman Chant (Live)
C2	Slave Driver (Live)
C3	Stop That Train (LIve)
C4	No More Trouble (Live)
C5	400 Years (Live)
C6	Midnight Ravers (Live)
D1	Stir It Up (Live)
D2	Concrete Jungle (Live)
D3	Get Up, Stand Up (Live)
D4	Kinky Reggae (Live)
	Sessions
E1	Slave Driver (Jamaican Extended)
E2	400 Years (Jamaican Extended)
E3	High Tide Or Low Tide (Jamaican Alternate)
E4	Stir It Up (Jamaican Alternate)
F1	No More Trouble (Jamaican Instrumental)
F2	Stir It Up (Jamaican Extra Organ)
F3	No More Trouble (Jamaican Extended)
F4	Stop That Train (Working Mono)
	Live At The Sundown Theatre Edmonton Uk, May 1973
G1	Slave Driver (Live)
G2	Get Up, Stand Up (Live)
G3	Stop That Train (Live)