Posted on 12th Apr 2015 @ 3:12 PM

President Barack Obama visits the Bob Marley Museum in Kingston, Jamaica on April 8,2015 with tour guide Natasha Clarke

The president of the United States, after arriving in Jamaica on April 8,2015 as the first president to visit the country in three decades, made a late evening visit to the Bob Marley Museum. In short sleeves, Obama toured the museum as Marley's hit "One Love" played through the sound system. One of the rooms he explored held the late reggae star's platinum records and a Grammy award.

"What a wonderful tour," he said.

"The quick trip that i made last night to Bob Marley's House was one of the more fun meetings i've had since i have been President", Obama explained.  "I was a big fan since i was in high school"

"I still have all the albums" Barack Obama said.

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The museum, formerly Marley's home and Tuff Gong Studio houses an array of memorabilia which include: awards, a photographic collection, films and records, his restored Land Rover and the sound of his music chronicling the life of this exceptional musical genius.

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