Global Success and Artistic Evolution

Bob Marley achieved immense global success, touring major cities and gaining critical acclaim with significant hits like 'Get Up Stand Up' and 'No Woman, No Cry.' During his time in London starting in 1977, Marley embraced his new surroundings while continuing to produce evocative music. His recording of the album Exodus, which gained monumental recognition as one of the best albums of the 20th century, showcases his artistic evolution and determination to remain rooted in Rastafarian beliefs. Songs from this album, such as the title track, reflect the struggles and social dynamics of Jamaicans, further connecting his music to broader political contexts.