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What acoustic track concludes Bob Marley's final lifetime studio album Uprising?
Answer: "Redemption Song"
Why: Recorded while battling illness, it features only Marley's voice and an acoustic guitar.
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Which 'small' tool cuts down the 'big tree' in a famous Bob Marley track?
Answer: Small axe
Why: The 'big tree' is a pun on the Big Three labels that ruled Jamaican music then: Studio One, Treasure Isle and Federal.
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Which Island Records founder signed Bob Marley and helped launch him internationally?
Answer: Chris Blackwell
Why: Blackwell advanced Marley £4,000 to record Catch a Fire on trust without a signed contract in hand.
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In which rural Jamaican village was Bob Marley born?
Answer: Nine Mile
Why: Marley lies buried in Nine Mile with his guitar, in a marble mausoleum inside a small chapel built in traditional Ethiopian style.
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Where do the three little birds pitch in Bob Marley's famous song?
Answer: By the doorstep
Why: Marley's backing trio, the I-Threes, said the song was theirs: he took to calling them his three little birds.
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Under the nail of which body part was Bob Marley's cancer initially discovered?
Answer: Toe
Why: Marley chose not to have the digit amputated because of religious principles prohibiting the cutting of flesh.