The Original Wailers

Al Anderson is one of the Original Wailers that formed part of the musical production along with the triumvirate Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer, founders in the 60's of the then Wailing Wailers, participating actively in the productions of the albums "Natty Dread" (1974). ) of Bob Marley, the album "Live" (recorded during the memorable shows of July 17 and 18, 1975 at the London Lyceum) and the successive works that catapulted Marley to world stardom, being one of its closest and closest collaborators who were with the Jamaican star next to his deathbed. He is also an active collaborator in the production of Peter Tosh's first two albums "Legalize it" and "Equal Rights" that catapulted Tosh to international fame, and also collaborating with illustrious names in the history of music such as The Rolling Stones, Tupac or Joe Cocker, to name a few.