The Journey Continues: Bob Marley kin in Kenya to find inspiration for re-imagined classical reggae icon's songs

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James Malcolm and producer Rayzak Hassan with the pupils of Magoso School in Kibra, Nairobi. PHOTO | POOL

“I remember where I was standing when I first met him and I remember where I was standing when I last saw him,” says James “Jimmy” Malcom, in reference to his first cousin Bob Marley.

“To me, he was Nesta, my older cousin,” says the pianist, composer and producer during an interview with the BD Life in Nairobi last week. “I see the legend in him through other people.”

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