The work of Bob Marley and the Wailers has already passed into posterity. But to make sure the recordings of the most famous Jamaican trio are kept safe, the Library of Congress of the United States of America has selected it, as it does every year, among the three audio recordings it welcomes onto its shelves for all eternity.
The Wailers' second album, "Burnin", was the one chosen. Recorded in 1973, it met all the criteria (historical, cultural and artistic) to qualify for preservation.
