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Marley Unseen: Rare Pics of the Reggae Icon | An intimate look at the Jamaican Star | SPIN.com

Marley Unseen: Rare Pics of the Reggae Icon

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Bob Marley wasn’t well-known beyond college campuses when Kim Gottlieb was dispatched to Jamaica in the early ’70s to photograph him in his homeland. Gottlieb was hired by Marley’s label, Island Records, but she ended up shooting more than just album covers and publicity stills: She walked away with hundreds of intimate photos of Marley at home and on the road.

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One Response to “Marley Unseen: Rare Pics of the Reggae Icon | An intimate look at the Jamaican Star | SPIN.com”

  1. Ron Terry Says:
    September 4th, 2012 at 9:13 pm

    I am half Jamican and also a practicing Rastafari.

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