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If you know, if you know your history. Then you would know where you're coming from. Then you wouldn't have to ask me. Who the hell I think I am. I'm just a Buffalo Soldier. In the heart of America. I'm just a Buffalo Soldier. Win the war for America, yeah. (You are, you are) Woe yoe yoe, woe woe yoe yoe (You are, you are)
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- Turn Your Lights Down Low. Turn Your Lights Down Low (1977) - Bob Marley & The Wailers. This was the only song on side B of Exodus to not be released as a single.
- 'Stir It Up' stir it up bob marley legend. First recorded back in 1967, this was one of Bob Marley and The Wailers' first hits outside America. It wasn't a proper hit until 1972, when Johnny Nash released a cover version.
- 'Get Up Stand Up' Bob Marley - Get up, stand up 1980. Marley wrote this song with Peter Tosh while touring Haiti, after being deeply moved by its poverty and the lives of Haitians.
- 'Sun is Shining' Sun Is Shining. Although this eventually became one of the most popular Marley songs, it was actually a fairly unknown track during his lifetime.
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Aug 7, 2021 · Brian Meeks. In 1978, Bob Marley fought a campaign for peace after years of political violence in his homeland. For the reggae icon, it wasn't just about ending the killings – it was about building a better Jamaica. Bob Marley brings together the hands of rival party leaders on stage at the 1978 One Love Peace Concert in Kingston, Jamaica.
- “Get Up, Stand Up” — ‘Burnin’ ‘ (1973) “Get Up, Stand Up” may be the most potent song ever about human rights and the fight to secure them. Marley and Peter Tosh were often at odds about the Wailers’ music (for instance, how many Tosh songs should be featured on their albums), but the co-written “Get Up, Stand Up” was a case of two minds thinking as one.
- “No Woman, No Cry” — ‘Live!’ (1975) It’s rare that a live record ing becomes the definitive one. But this performance from London’s Lyceum Theatre in July 1975, captured in high-def by the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio, takes Marley’s great reggae-blues ballad from 1974’s Natty Dread to church and beyond.
- “Redemption Song” — ‘Uprising’ (1980) Marley worked on this sparse, spiritual acoustic folk ballad for more than a year, a period near the end of his life, during which he often slept just three hours a night.
- “Trench Town Rock” — Non-Album Single (1971) “One good thing about music,” declares Marley in one of his most indelible lines, “when it hits yuh, y’feel no pain.”
Feb 12, 2024 · Rolling Stone originally published our list of Marley’s 50 greatest songs in 2014. Now, we’re updating it to 100 songs, including deep cuts, live highlights and other completist gems ...
Bob Marley - Exodus: An Iconic Reggae AnthemEnjoy the legendary Bob Marley song "Exodus," a timeless reggae anthem from the 1977 album Exodus. This powerfu...
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Feb 15, 2024 · As the biopic Bob Marley: One Love hits theaters, we count down the top tracks from one of music's most vital artists. Bob Marley’s life finally hits the big screen this week in the form of Bob ...
