The life of Bob Marley never ceases to inspire writers. After a feature film project that was ultimately abandoned, it is a musical that will set out to bring the Tuff Gong back to life in song. Written by Kwame Kwei-Armah (an actor formerly known as Ian Roberts and already the author of “Elmina's Kitchen”), the project will be produced by Chris Blackweel himself, and should play in London's West End.
The life of Bob Marley as a musical
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- HI(WA GWAAN),THIS IS FOR MR.CHRIS BLACKWELL.I AM FROM MONTREAL-CANADA,MANAGER OF ''CHRISTOPHER MONTGOMERY ANDERSON'',BRODDA OF ESTHER.WE MUST TALK. BOB GIVE CHRIS FIRST GUITAR AT 10. HIM A REAL ROOTS-MESSAGES SURVIVER.IN 1990, HIM GO SEE HIS BRIDREN JIMMY CLIFF INA KINGSTON STUDIO.MORE THEN 19 YEARS CHRIS AND ..I AND I ARE ''IDREN'. SO MR.BLACKWELL CONTACT ME ON bozband@hotmail.com WE MUST TALK, THAT IS JAH JAH WAY... NUFF RESPECT...ONE LOVE