Robert "Bob" Nesta Marley OM (February 6, 1945 May 11, 1981) was a Jamaican singer, songwriter, guitarist, and activist. He is the most widely known performer of reggae music. Marley is regarded by many as a prophet of the Rastafari movement.

Legend is a greatest hits collection of Bob Marley and the Wailers songs, released by Island records on May 8, 1984 (see 1984 in music). The original compilation, first issued on LP, contains 14 songs in their edited single format. Later it was released on CD with the same listing. It includes 10 of Marley's 11 top 40 U.K. hits at the time, plus three songs from the early configuration of the Wailers with Peter Tosh and Bunny Livingston ("Stir It Up," "I Shot the Sheriff," and "Get Up, Stand Up"), and the last song released on Marley's final non-posthumous album Uprising, the fan-favorite "Redemption Song."

# "Is This Love" 3:52
# "No Woman, No Cry" (Vincent Ford) 7:07
# "Could You Be Loved" 3:55
# "Three Little Birds" 3:00
# "Buffalo Soldier" (Bob Marley/N.G. Williams) 4:17
# "Get Up, Stand Up" (Bob Marley/Peter Tosh) 3:16
# "Stir It Up" 5:33
# "Easy Skanking" 2:57 (bonus track on original cassette edition/2002 reissue)
# "One Love/People Get Ready" (Bob Marley/Curtis Mayfield) 2:51
# "I Shot the Sheriff" 4:41
# "Waiting in Vain" 4:15
# "Redemption Song" 3:49
# "Satisfy My Soul" 4:32
# "Exodus" 7:36
# "Jamming" 3:31

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Uprising is a 1980 roots reggae album by Bob Marley & The Wailers. As Marley died the following year, Uprising was to become the final studio album to be released during his lifetime. This album is one of Marley's most directly religious, with nearly every song addressing his Rastafarian beliefs, culminating in the acoustic folk classic, "Redemption Song".

1. "Coming In From The Cold" - 4:33
2. "Real Situation" - 3:10
3. "Bad Card" - 2:52
4. "We And Dem" - 3:16
5. "Work" - 3:42
7. "Zion Train" 3:34
8. "Pimper's Paradise" 3:26
9. "Could You Be Loved" 3:56
10. "Forever Loving Jah" 3:51
11. "Redemption Song" 3:47

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Natty Dread was the first album released as Bob Marley & the Wailers (as opposed to The Wailers) and the first recorded without former bandmates Peter Tosh and Bunny Livingston. It is also the first album recorded with the I-Threes, a female vocal trio that included Bob's wife, Rita Marley, along with Marcia Griffiths and Judy Mowatt.

1. "Lively Up Yourself" (Bob Marley) 5:29
2. "No Woman, No Cry" (Vincent Ford) 4:06
3. "Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)" (Lecon Cogill/Carlton Barrett) 3:10
4. "Rebel Music (3 O'Clock Roadblock)" (Aston Barrett/Hugh Peart) 6:40
1. "So Jah Seh" (Rita Marley/Willy Francisco) 4:25
2. "Natty Dread" (Rita Marley/Alan Cole) 3:33
3. "Bend Down Low" (Bob Marley) 3:10
4. "Talkin' Blues" (Lecon Cogill/Carlton Barret) 4:06
5. "Revolution" (Bob Marley) 4:20

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Winston Rodney, OD (born March 1, 1948[1][2]), also known as Burning Spear, is a Grammy Award winning Jamaican roots reggae singer and musician. Like many famous Jamaican reggae artists, Burning Spear is known for his Rastafari movement message

1. "Resistance"
2. "Mek We Yadd"
3. "Holy Foundation"
4. "Queen of the Mountain"
5. "The Force"
6. "Jah Say"
7. "We Been There"
8. "Jah Feeling"
9. "Love To You"

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Eek-a-Mouse (born Ripton Hylton November 19, 1957 in Kingston, Jamaica) is one of Jamaica's premier reggae stars. He is responsible for the creation of the reggae sub-genre singjaying. He is still reputed to perform more than 200 shows in a year in The United States, The Netherlands, Germany, the UK and the West Indies.

1. HITLER
2. STADIUM HOT
3. STRUGGLE
4. THE MOUSE AND THE MAN
5. MODELLING KING
6. TERRORISTS IN THE CITY
7. SCHOOLBOY
8. SEXY GIRL
9. PRETTY CITY
10. MAYBE LADY

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Barrington Levy is a living legend in reggae circles...
Jamaica's #1 singer of all time, Barrington Levy is a driving force in reggae music and remains the perennial favourite of audiences in Jamaica - and throughout the world.
Always a solid voice and a uniquely expressive song style, Barrington is consistently at the forefront of the music scene, and has become the most requested vocalist in reggae music history.

Though the arrival of Barrington Levy as a force on the Jamaican music scene in the early 1980s slightly predated the advent of dancehall-style reggae, the singer was quick to adopt the new rhythms as his own. Hits such as "Here I Come," with its insistent, herky-jerky rhythm, and "Under Mi Sensi," which spawned a host of soundalikes, quickly followed. Levy's popularity has endured over the years, and his versatility is made apparent on this volume of the CRUCIAL REGGAE series. The disc spans a slice of the singer's '80s output, from the early, career-making hits "Mary Long Tongue," with its classic Sly and Robbie rhythm, and "Prison Oval Rock," where Levy's trademark wail is displayed to its best advantage against a cool, spare production, to the Bounty Killer-accompanied dancehall pop of "Living Dangerously" and the brooding, low-key classic reggae of "Hypocrites."

1. HERE I COME
2. MARY LONG TONGUE
3. LITTLE CHILDREN CRY
4. ROB AND GONE
5. A YAH WE DEH
6. PRISON OVAL ROCK
7. LIVING DANGEROUSLY
8. REGGAE MUSIC
9. UNDER MI SENSI
10. ROBBER MAN
11. I CAN'T WAIT TOO LONG
12. HYPOCRITES

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King Tubby (born Osbourne Ruddock, January 28, 1941 February 6, 1989) was a Jamaican electronics and sound engineer, known primarily for his influence on the development of dub in the 1960s and 1970s. Tubby's innovative studio work, which saw him elevate the role of record producer to a creative height previously only reserved for composers and musicians, would prove to be highly influential across many genres of popular music. He is often cited as the inventor of the concept of the remix, and so may be seen as a direct antecedent of much dance and electronic music production.

The Champion Version
Satta Dread Dub
Real Gone Crazy Dub
Exalted Dub
Dreada Version
No Love Version
Peace And Love In The Dub
Wreck Up A Version
Hold Them In Dub
Jah Love Rockers Dub
Step It Up In Dub
Dub With A View
Dub To The Rescue
Dub Fi Gwan

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Blunted in the Bomb Shelter is one of the many projects that Madlib has undertaken rather successfully. This is a mix CD that skanks and trips through the Trojan back catalogue. There are 45 tracks that make up the 64 minutes of this CD. Madlib claims that this mix was recorded in his basement bomb shelter, and who are we to disbelieve him? There are some lovely tracks on here with a nice variety of styles covered. Artists include Zap Pow, The Vulcans, Trinity, David Issacs, Don Drummond, Price Far I, King Tubby, The Chosen Few, and Mikey Dread. Like all decent DJs/producers, Madlib has a good ear for hooks and picks the best section of each track.

Track Listing
1. Place in the Sun/Fire Corner/Black Man Time -- David Isaacs
2. Flat Foot Hustlin' -- Dillinger
3. Jingle Lion
4. Walk Rastafari Way -- Mikey Dread
5. Destruction Sound Battle -- Prince Far I
6. Public Jestering -- Winston Blake
7. Better Version -- King Tubby
8. Bad Da -- Gregory Isaacs
9. Black Magic Woman -- Dennis Brown
10. Throne of Blood -- Prince Jammy
11. Lottery Spin -- Zap Pow
12. Star Trek
13. Want Me Cock
14. Free Man -- The Ethiopians
15. Man in the Street -- Don Drummond
16. Don't Deal With Folly -- Prince Far I
17. I Love Marijuana -- Linval Thompson
18. Stop the Dubbing -- Aggrovators
19. Free from Chains -- Prince Jazzbo
20. Sensimelia -- Barrington Levy
21. Mission Impossible -- Roots Radics
22. Golden Chickens
23. Herb Vendor -- Leroy "Horsemouth" Wallace
24. Babylon Deh Pon Fire -- Truth Fact & Correct
25. Shaft -- The Chosen Few
26. Sipreano -- The Upsetters
27. Girl of My Dreams -- Cornell Campbell
28. Rhythm Pleasure -- Jerry Lewis
29. Cocaine -- Sly & the Revolutionaries
30. Love Life -- U-Brown
31.Voice of Jah -- Mikey Dread
32. Teacher, Teacher -- Dennis Alcapone
33. DJ's Choice -- Dennis Alcapone
34. King Tubby's Special -- King Tubby
35. Reggae Makossa -- Brenton Dowe
36. Rougher Version -- King Tubby
37. Cool Down Version -- King Tubby
38. Space Flight -- I-Roy
39. On the Move -- Roland Alphonso
40. Guns of Navarone -- The Skatalites
41. Popcorn -- The Upsetters
42. None Shall Escape Judgement -- Johnny Clarke
43. Freedom Style -- Trinity
44. Starvation -- The Pioneers
45. African People -- Jay Boys

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Dub Side of the Moon is a dub reggae version of the Pink Floyd album, The Dark Side of the Moon, by the Easy Star All-Stars. Included with the liner notes are instructions on how to synchronize the album with the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz. The album has sold over 85,000 copies thus far and Easy Star All-Stars have been regularly touring in support of the album.

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