The Wailers

For Wailers fans, The Never Ending Wailers stands as a final chapter in the band's long and storied career. In 1984, Bunny Wailer and Peter Tosh re-assembled the surviving original Wailers (themselves, Junior Braithwaite and Constantine Walker) to record new harmony tracks over '60s-era recordings of Bob Marley. The project was to precede a reunion tour, but the tour never happened: Tosh was murdered in 1987, and the album -- an intermittently charming but now dated affair -- took seven years to produce; it was released in 1991 to less acclaim than expected.