What is Burnin' and who created it?

Burnin' is the final studio album recorded by Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, and Bunny Wailer together as The Wailers. Released in 1973, it represents the last collaborative effort between these three reggae legends before they pursued individual careers.

How long is the Burnin' album?

Burnin' is 35 minutes long with no filler tracks. The album is known for its tight, focused composition with every song contributing to the overall impact of the record.

Why is Burnin' considered significant in reggae history?

Burnin' is significant because it was the final album released by the original Wailers lineup before the members went their separate ways. It captured the group at a pivotal moment and showcased their unified sound before Marley's solo career took off.

Liner Note · May 11, 2026

Burnin'

The Wailers · 1973 Spin it Again - Clapton heard 'I Shot the Sheriff' here first, made it a hit, and the original got left in the shade — which is exactly backwards.

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