1. No Woman, No Cry Perhaps Bob Marley’s most famous song, “No Woman, No Cry” has transcended reggae music to become an anthem for resilience and hope.

The artist and author recently released a children's book inspired by father Bob Marley's hit song "Jammin", and reflected on ...

Following on from their Bob Marley ‘Could You Be Loved’ remix earlier this year, LP Giobbi discussed how the rework came ...

Many years after his death, Marley continues to be one of the most admired musicians around the globe. Bob Marley’s songs speak to timeless themes of love, rebellion and spiritual growth.

Paramount’s Bob Marley biopic “One Love” arrived in theaters on Valentine’s Day, and the film is packed with songs from not just Marley but others whose careers he influenced.

‘Bob Marley: One Love’ Singing Sweet Songs In Early ... France also debuted at the top of the chart with $1.3M ... Bob Marley felt all the love at No. 1 with an 89% share and a record-breaking ...

In songs like "War" and "400 Years," Marley advocated for racial justice, spoke out about poverty, and promoted worldwide liberation. Though Marley's life was cut short at age 36 by a rare form of ...