`  This article has to conform to encyclopedia standards. Of course there are many standards ranging from popular encyclopedias to scholarly encyclopedias, Reggae articles usually follow the popular form in the naive belief that promotion equates to equality. Equality between articles should be based on scholarly research. Where's the details on Ernest Ranglin who arranged Bob Marley's first Jamaican hit? When I first came onto this article I added a ref that was an interview with Bunny Lee (who? exactly) the producer of the Wailer's track ``Mr Chatterbox`` which is a reply song to Niney the Observer. Where is all this information in the article? What is more important? - recording a comment by Wenner for posterity or the history of the Jamaican people as seen through the lens of Bob Marley's life and music.  I know Wenner was specifically referring to the Third World of Africa where Bob Marley is indeed a huge star. Well how about we make a break with the past and just starting using the correct encyclopedic statement: Bob Marley is a major star across the African continent - no need for Third World - there's only one world and we all live on it. Wikipedia is an example of an educational resource that is being shared in many languages across our one world. Third World may be used by official bodies and governments but I refuse to believe that Wenner's quote deserves a place of importance in this article. I also believe that Bob Dylan and John Lennon need to be removed - Ernest Ranglin and Bunny Lee are probably more important. The quote has to go for serious reasons despite my slightly sarcastic comments.    `