The top 10 most-played songs by Bob Marley and The Wailers this century are: 1. “Could You Be Loved” 2. “One Love/People Get Ready” 3. “Three Little Birds” 4. “No Woman, No Cry” 5.

Could You Be Loved has become Bob Marley’s most played track of the 21st century on UK radio and TV, music licensing company Phonographic Performance Limited (PPL) said. The pioneering reggae ...

The BBC has shown When Bob Marley Came to Britain, a documentary about his time living in Chelsea in 1976. Marley recorded his Exodus album and its singles Jamming, Waiting in Vain, Three Little Birds ...

Forty-seven years after it was released, Exodus, the multi-certified album by Bob Marley and the Wailers has reached a new peak on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart. The album rose to #4 after a ...

Exodus catapulted the Wailers from a poorly produced group from the beaches of Jamaica to a powerhouse. The result was the album's title track reaching number one in Jamaica, number 14 in Germany ...

Exodus, which is also credited to Marley and his band the Wailers, lifts slightly on this week’s Reggae Albums chart. That title climbs from No. 9 to No. 8 in its sixty-fifth frame on the tally.

The Wailers will perform in Hong Kong in April hot on the heels of Bob Marley: One Love opening in the city, while a new tribute single to the reggae legend will have its Hong Kong launch this month.

It was meant to be this way,” Marley says. “I was just going over the review of the ‘Exodus’ album [the 1977 album from Bob Marley and the Wailers].

A hit movie has cast reggae superstar Bob Marley back into the spotlight. But it also overlooks a key to Marley’s legacy: To him, his Bible was as important as his guitar. Marley’s subversive ...

A hit movie has cast reggae superstar Bob Marley back into the spotlight. But it also overlooks a key to Marley’s legacy: To him, his Bible was as important as his guitar. Marley’s subversive ...

And Marley’s album “Exodus” is named after a famous book in the Bible, revered by Jews and Christians. “He’s not just quoting the Bible,” MacNeil says.