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The Wailers
Jamaican reggae and ska group formed in 1963 as a vocal band, The Wailin' Wailers, by Bob Marley (#2), Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer, Junior Braithwaite, Ermine 'Cherry Smith' Bramwell and Beverley Kelso.
The Wailers became the name of the backing band of Bob Marley (in Bob Marley & The Wailers) when Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer left the group in 1974 (even if some lee perry productions like Soul Rebels or Soul Revolution Part II from 1970 and 1971 used the Bob Marley & The Wailers credit yet) but were still credited as The Wailers on Bob Marley & The Wailers albums (in credits).
After Bob Marley's death in 1981, the group played with artist like alpha blondy, Joe Yamanaka, Donald Davidson & Kevan "Lulu" Davidson or Winston Jarrett. Some of the members later released their own records and toured using the name The Wailers Band (that first appeared in 1989 on the I.D. album).
For the American garage rock group see The Wailers (2).
Members
- Beverley Kelso active
- Bob Marley (#2) active
- Cherry Green active
- Constantine 'Vision' Walker active
- Earl "Wire" Lindo active
- Junior Braithwaite active
- Neville Livingston active
- Winston McIntosh active
Track collaborations
Legend (The Best Of Bob Marley And The Wailers) (1984)
- A6Get Up Stand UpProducer3:14
- B2I Shot The SheriffProducer3:46
Related artists

Winston McIntosh is a active member of The Wailers

Earl "Wire" Lindo is a active member of The Wailers
Roles: Backing Vocals, Keyboards, Percussion

Bob Marley is a active member of The Wailers
Roles: Acoustic Guitar, Lead Vocals, Percussion, Producer, Rhythm Guitar

Neville Livingston is a active member of The Wailers


Roles: Backing Vocals

Roles: Backing Vocals

Roles: Producer

Roles: Producer
