[CALIBK12] Bob Marley lyrics analysis

[Terrie Rosas]

Richard, your response is impressively thorough, but may I respectfully
suggest one additional source: Jimmy Cliff's Notes.

Have a wonderful week, everybody!  :)


Terrie Rosas
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>>> "Richard K. Moore" <richardguy at aol.com> 4/24/2009 11:50 PM >>>

This came out of Marley's well known Rorschach Period.

He designed it to determine what was bothering folks and to give them
some comfort.

There is an extensive dissertation on this in Alan Moore's Rorschach's
Journal dated October 12, 1985.

Bob's great great uncle Jacob had much to say on the subject in
Marley's Ghost, detailing Marley's tragic life and subsequent sacrifice
on behalf of his former partner, Ebenezer.

Much of this history has been blotted out by various holiday
traditions.

Richard K. Moore, InfoSherpa
Huntington Beach, CA
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-----Original Message-----
From: Lia Ladas <LLadas at lbschools.net>
To: calibk12 at lists.sjsu.edu 
Sent: Fri, 24 Apr 2009 10:59 am
Subject: [CALIBK12] Bob Marley lyrics analysis

Hello,
I have a student who is trying to analyze the lyrics to Marely's song,
"Three Little Birds". I've tried Ebsco and the Internet and can't find
anything other than people's own interpretation. Anyone know of a
credible source????

Lia Ladas, Head Librarian, x6903
Wilson Media Center, x6907
Providing an academic, research-based learning environment for all.

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