Home / Music / Bob Marley's Survival was almost called Black SurvivalMusic linernotes album music bob-marley-and-the-wailersBob Marley's Survival was almost called Black SurvivalThe album was originally going to be titled Black Survival to underscore the urgency of African unity, but the name was shortened to prevent misinterpretation. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesThe Wailers got stranded in the UK, which led to their Island Records dealBob Marley's Survival cover features 48 African flags and a slave shipBob Marley's Survival was partially censored under South African apartheidBob Marley's Burnin' made Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest and the Library of CongressBurnin' opens with 'Get Up, Stand Up' and features 'I Shot the Sheriff' — a one-two punch of Marley classicsExploreBob Dylan's Freewheelin' took a full year of sessionsRay Charles's Genius was captured in two sessionsElla Fitzgerald's Gershwin Songbook sessions spanned three monthsPentangle's The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter was cut in one monthKraftwerk's The Man-Machine took a year at Kling KlangPrevious Bob Marley's Survival was partially censored under South African apartheidNext Bob Marley's Survival cover features 48 African flags and a slave ship