finetune artist: Bob Marley

Jamaican legend Bob Marley began recording in the mid-1960s when R&B-influenced vocal harmony was the order of the day in Jamaican pop. With the Wailers, he presaged every major development from rock steady to roots reggae. By combining the tension of political issues with the expansiveness of Rastafarian spirituality and some of the deepest grooves in reggae, he earned a worldwide audience. Though Marley died young, he remains an icon comparable to John Lennon, a musical and social visionary.

Listen to Bob Marley at Finetune.

No Woman No Cry
Jammin'
One Love (People Get Ready)
Is This Love
Concrete Jungle

jmgxO on 2008-01-16 20:12:53.950:
wheres stir it up?
Daqwueen on 2007-09-14 23:29:55.950:
he is the best reggae singer in the whole uneverse and ever sinc regae was born he is the on that gave it life
Corinthiano on 2007-08-18 12:55:07.060:
Deus do Reggae.
elevensies on 2007-07-16 18:53:41.950:
@300men - try looking under 'Bob Marley & the Wailers' for the missing albums.
300men on 2007-05-10 13:14:34.157:
where in the hell is the other albums like kayah, don't know if i spelled that right and the album legend. you guys are slippin!
300men on 2007-05-10 13:12:44.627:
bob marley has a hundred original albums
300men on 2007-05-10 13:11:54.547:
where in the hell is the other albums like kayah, don't know if i spelled that right and the album legend. you guys are slippin!