Bob Marley fans - could it be you?

His was one of the most iconic voices of the 1970s - and it's still instantly recognisable today.

So what is the connection between Bob Marley - frontman of the Wailers and arguably the greatest reggae artist of all time - and the city of Wolverhampton?

Well a London film company is hoping to make the link.

They have uncovered a soundtrack that includes Marley singing to two girls some time in the 1970s.

At around one minute 25 seconds into the recording, Bob asks the girls where they are from.

One says she is from Lewisham in South London, while the other says she is from Wolverhampton, which draws an enthusiastic response from the reggae master.

Now the company wants to find out if anyone can recognise their voices.

There are various theories about who these girls could be - someone thinks that they are the Mackenzie sister auditioning for Marley in 1974 after Bunny Wailer and Peter Tosh had left his band The Wailers.

Other have said that they are just a couple of fans who turned up at his house one day. The company think this was in London, and it could be in 1977 when Bob lived there for a year.

So where are these girls now or do you know who they might be.

Video journalist Nicky Butler put her detective hat on and spoke to some people who say Marley at the time.

If anyone can help identify the girls they are are asked to email: [email protected]