In the seminal reggae band the Wailers, his clear, ringing tenor made him the perfect high-harmony foil for childhood friends Bob Marley and Peter Tosh, but Bunny Wailer also contributed a number of powerhouse lead vocals and songs to the group. After several years of recording and touring successfully with the band, Wailer left in 1974 to pursue a solo career. He hit the ground running in '76 with BLACKHEART MAN, a now-classic collection of rousing roots anthems, and continued to release albums to acclaim over the next two decades. His recording and touring career have been hampered somewhat by a reluctance to leave Jamaica, but the artist commands the respect of long-time fans based on his history and contribution to the reggae canon.

Listen to Bunny Wailer at Finetune.

• (2002)  Blackheart Man
• (1990)  Bunny Wailer Sings The Wailers
• (1990)  Protest

• Blackheart Man
• Roots, Rock Reggae
• Fighting Against Conviction
• Rastaman
• Armagideon (Armagedon)

• Peter Tosh
• Burning Spear
• Bob Marley
• Jimmy Cliff
• Horace Andy
• Lee "Scratch" Perry
• Bob Marley & The Wailers
• Black Uhuru
• Steel Pulse
• Junior Murvin
• Buju Banton
• UB40
• Aswad
• Desmond Dekker
• Beenie Man
• Gregory Isaacs
• Damian Marley
• Bad Brains
• Dennis Brown
• Culture

• Rufus455
• Trinity36
• tomodachi
• Tenson
• rainbowrocker
• glocks
• CodeValve
• daltron
• Ritva
• tapegunz

• Trinity36 on 2007-02-25 04:46:43.383:
  The surviving member of the eternally remembered "Wailing Wailers" I love you much Bunny!! You will always carry the great staff of Love in my Heart!!! Much Love..............