Bunny Wailer, born Neville O'Riley Livingston on April 10, 1947, was a Jamaican musician and a key figure in the reggae genre. He co-founded the legendary band The Wailers alongside Bob Marley and Peter Tosh in the early 1960s. Wailer's unique vocal style and songwriting contributed significantly to the band's success and the global popularity of reggae music. After leaving The Wailers in 1973, Bunny Wailer pursued a successful solo career, releasing several acclaimed albums. He was known for his deep spiritual themes and cultural messages, often reflecting his Rastafarian beliefs. Wailer received multiple awards, including a Grammy, and remained an influential figure in reggae until his passing on March 2, 2021.