British guitarist analyses the one of a kind Bob Marley live in 1979

Tonight we're going back to 1979 to take a look at the unmistakeable Bob Marley!
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[@zigwil153]

Bob was a preacher, social activist.... he used his musical talent to speak to the world of it's social injustices... he walked the walk. A rare specimen.

[@michaelbochnia5686]

Bob Marley was outside of the box when it came to Raggae. His was the word or Peace, Love and Unity NOT the violent activism that was lead by Rastafari at the time. Bob lost his life because he was calling for Love like Martin L. King did.

[@freespiritwithnature4384]

Indeed ! ❤️

[@johncook7281]

@Michael Bochnia, I can see/hear truth in what you say. I am a little lost on lost his life trying to bring love to people. I agree in a figurative sense but he also died of cancer. Fortunately for us he was not assassinated in an attempt on his life and others around the Wailers. The violence around life him and others who lived in Jamaica was more intense than I have words for. I see his leaving Jamaica for England where there was more acceptance of either him, Rastafarian people, Reggae, whatever it was as a good thing for the world. I'd love some conversations on this. Educated but not as much as possible.

[@EmpressMermaid]

Probably one of the single most universally liked performer among everyone. By that I mean if you had a group of people who were into all different genres, rock fans, metalheads, hip hop & R&B fans, country, jazz, show tunes, even classical. Put on some Bob Marley and everyone will like it, or at least find it agreeable. Can't think of any other artist that has that same universal appeal.

[@urbangorilla33]

Well said.

[@jezclements2843]

@@urbangorilla33 cheers mate.🤩

[@mattphillips2530]

I've been playing the original Reggae since I was a kid the 1970s and I can't *stand* this band. They're ruining what makes the style so great in a quest to be a sort of Jamaican version of The Band. No offense intended.

[@EmpressMermaid]

Probably the only thing that's put me off Marley a little is that it's so overplayed. I've worked in so many restaurants and attended so many parties in which one or another of his songs are CONSTANTLY on in the background. Probably just a victim of his own universal appeal.

[@jimmycampbell78]

I’m not a reggae fan but as a performer Bob Marley had a very rare, and exceptional, level of charisma. He’s someone who can hold you spellbound.

[@priscillachung-hacker5923]

As a Jamaican who grew up listening to Bob, there are no words to adequately express how much this man means to our country. Most Jamaicans absolutely love Bob's heartfelt, socially concious music! A true Jamaican icon. Nuff respect to you Fil for this analysis.

[@tonycaribbian]

To be fair when Bob was alive he wasn’t really loved by Jamaica 🇯🇲 as much as europe loved him

[@IrishKack]

The world could definitely use some Bob Marley in 2020. ☮️

[@horatiobarnes8608]

He is a true global genius a real star bigger than the Beatles Bob is known in every corner of the earth and love everywhere.

[@bighill8272]

I'll be so bold as to say that if anyone was NOT touched emotionally by Bob's performance here, they must have a heart of stone. Such an amazing person, he had so much chi/prana/shakti/energy you can still feel it today in this video from 40 years ago. Thanks, Fil, for covering the great Bob Marley, a lion amongst men if ever there was one. Jah! Rastafari! Ever living, ever loving. Bless.

[@janhanchenmichelsen2627]

Marley would have been 75 now. Just imagine what he could have achieved. Such a loss for us all.

[@mukelabaimuyunda9670]

he was poisoned by American CIA.

[@janhanchenmichelsen2627]

@@mukelabaimuyunda9670 Go away.

[@mukelabaimuyunda9670]

That is true and no one can the facts.

[@mikesmith1788]

Bob Marley was one of a kind. Full of peace and love. Way ahead of his time. The world would be a better place if there were alot more of Bob Marleys around. Peace to everyone and R I P Bob. Sadly missed.

[@mariorabottini5687]

The one and the only Bob Marley....just how good is he! He was the bringer of Love, Peace and life to all of us with his beautiful music! I have nothing but total respect and admiration for this legend of a man! Absolutely brilliant Fil! Cheers Mario! 😀👌🤘

[@debravirden7130]

Bob Marley and the Wailers..superb . Bob's voice was a stand alone instrument. Great analysis of his lyrics and his delivery. Thank you. Sometimes I think this generation will forget his message if we do not remind them.

[@normanbrown9225]

I was Born in Jamaica and I went to School to learn English but never had to be schooled in speaking Patwa it was inboinbornrned in our Soul from birth. No Woman no cry Bob always went in a zone.

[@rexvisitor44]

There aren’t many true originals out there. Chuck Berry, Elvis, James Brown, Hendrix. Bob Marley was one of them. Great analysis of the vocals Fil.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@lbr1218]

Elvis wasn't original at all.

[@mukelabaimuyunda9670]

do a video for lucky Dube song called... up with hope down we dope.

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

The lion sleeps and we miss his spirit and his music and his fire. He found a rhythm of the heart and a political song that will ignite us forever.

[@yorumsfield556]

Bob Marley is such an icon. When you watch other performers like Lenny Kravitz, Ben Harper even The John Butler trio, it's easy to see where they got there inspiration from. An absolute legend! Hats off to Bob ✌

[@lynnarthur1411]

Bob Marley's unique vocalisation never sounded intentional. He expressed himself in the way a great scat singer would. While many reggae preformers tried to emulate him; they didn't possess his rich tonal quality. Thanks Fil for reminding us of an artist who's music was "world" beyond the genre that identified him ♥️

[@polygamous1]

Spot on Phil I remember in an interview n Bob said them people know how to do it but they can't do it he was so right, no matter what music people like Bob's music they all love it my favourite of his is STIR IT UP magic

[@UberLummox]

I like reading comments, but ones with zero punctuation make it tragically painful to read. Gives me a fucking headache.

[@smokindauberdoo4208]

@@UberLummox ONE LOVE

[@UberLummox]

@@smokindauberdoo4208 AGREED.

[@nikomonk]

I have never pestered you by asking you to analyse a particular song. But if I had, it would have been this!!! It’s been my favourite for 40 years.

[@WhySilverWhyNow]

Saddens me to see so few views. This world sorely misses the likes of Bob

[@WhySilverWhyNow]

Fil, have you seen this guy do his acoustic Marley cover? I would really enjoy a breakdown as to what he’s doing kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZnGlKGAhqd5Y80

[@lele7467]

One of my favorite Bob Marley songs..and the back up vocals just beautiful!

[@PhattSpicer]

There are many Bob Marley performances which I can almost not listen to because they bring me close to tears. His life is so full of pain, poverty, suffering, genuine struggle but brings such emotion and joy in his performances and song writing. He was so absorbed in his performance, it's like he doesn't plan what or how he sings but gets swept up in the moment. Just breathtaking. All my life I've been obsessed with Bob and his music and that of the wailers who in my opinion were a breathtaking band. Surrounded by amazing musicians and they toured like family (and were). If you listen to the later albums, Uprising and Confrontation, he still had so much to offer when he was taking from us. "Could You be Loved" for example was written to order as Chris Blackwell insisted the album needed a "banger" for a single. Please do more Marley!! Thanks for your reaction.

[@gmatt200]

I saw Marley 1978. Fantastic!!

[@samanthab1923]

Lucky 🍀

[@nikomonk]

Gary Matthiesen - I had tickets to see Bob Marley and the Wailers at UBC in 1980...but then it was cancelled because he became ill. So I never did get to see him live. Still a huge fan, of course.

[@arbiefru9624]

I saw him at the Queen E. Theatre in '78, missed him at the Pacific Colosseum in '79.

[@nikomonk]

Arbie Fru - Darn, I was studying abroad from 1977 to 1979, I didn’t even know until now that he had come to Vancouver then. Missed my chance!

[@BlackShadowSoundUK]

Where do you see him?

[@mlaursen]

My buddy and I used to listen to this when some girl dumped us, because we thought “No Woman No Cry” meant something like, “Women, you’re better off without them., sitting around with your friends.”

[@lynndow3185]

You know how people note what number "like" they are? I am so happy to be #11, turn it up! ...........Love Bob Marley, just listened to recorded version of 'No Woman No Cry' yesterday, it seems very timely. Live... take it, Fil!

[@michaelbochnia5686]

Get up and dance Mon.... Gotta feel the music! Great job, Mon....

[@goodun2974]

" we're gonna dance to the music, dance/ we're chuckin' to Jah music, chuckin'/ forget your weakness and dance/ forget your troubles and dance/....cost of livin get so high/ Rich and poor they start to cry/ now the weak must get strong/ they say oh, what a tribulation...." Dem Belly Full But We Hungry

[@lelleithmurray235]

I detect some head bobbing there,Fil! Great analysis. One love!

[@dalem8332]

Loved Bob! He was the real deal! Genuine. Unique. Talented songwriter and unmistakable vocalist. Social activist who was so involved in trying to make a difference. HUGE respect for Bob. Loved this performance! As always...excellent spot on analysis Fil! Thanks! 😎🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦

[@colleenmonell1601]

I'm from southern California and this is quite frankly part of the fabric of my life. RIP Bob Marley

[@MikeCoggan]

Thanks Fil . Interesting, when you were playing the guitar slow I could hear the same chords as Redemption song .

[@Chihome]

Not only a great video tonight, thank you Fil for once again showing us how great your voice is!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@ideasmatter4737]

You gave a great synopsis of his life and career. Jamaica is such a musical place. I’m so thankful that I was able to visit without the whole resort scene. I stayed with real people and woke up to the sounds of music floating up the hill from the neighbors. It was a joyful experience!

[@JAK0449]

one of the greatest human beings of our time!! Im a "bob's specialist for more than 34 years, and, even the man has also is dark side, no doubt he was a prophet on a mission and sarcificed himself for the LOVE! He was genuine, humble, full of humor, healthy style, and of course, very very talented.his messgae is universal and is even more revlevant today for who ever you are on this earth..Bob taught me a lot, and his music is reqsponsible for me passing from music fan to real music player/musician..he gave and still gives me hope evrey days!! Also they'rea ton of geniuses and role model in every style/kind of music..Im not identified and very open minded..But, I have to say that, for many reasons, including the facts I know how is it to be "mixed up" or "half cast" as he would say, as I know poverty, as I try to be aware and engaged in what I think can help all life on earth to prosper peacefully !! thanks for the video!! RIP Bob and thanks to all of those who understand the message and carry, in their own way, the legacy!! You're all doing yourselves and us a favor!! this isn't just about the music and the performances...humanity, message etc are central!! Him and Dr Martin Luther King are greatly missed....krishnamurti too!

[@1Stonerock]

Cool! Bob and the Wailers, seemingly, did more with less than anyone. Love it! Thanks, Fil.

[@bethfreschi]

I love the combination of raspiness and expressiveness in Bob Marley’s voice-he really reaches that heartfelt place. 💜💜💜

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Bob was also a Fisherman, and these songs were his bait to hook his disciples. And he's still gathering people since we need to listen to the Gospel according to Bob. You have done such a great job with your videos. I've been watching your videos from several years ago and your style has always been there, you have just perfected it to where it's way beyond "music analyses". This is real social commentary, and there is no other performer to demonstrate this. Great job.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@goodun2974]

1st time I heard this, I was a kid fishing for flounder, what you might call sole, plaice, or "sand dabs" on your side of the pond, in a brackish tidal river, and listening to a portable radio. The DJ played Lively Up Yourself and No Woman No Cry in tandem, right off the beginning of the Natty Dread album, and I was hooked, just as surely as the flounder I caught !

[@freespiritwithnature4384]

Ohhhh! Bob Marley . Now there is one talented man. So much emotion in every single song! So much soul . You can’t help but dance . I have heard this song , so thanks for another great analysis Fil ! You know when people ask you , if you could have dinner with 12 people,living or otherwise,he’s definitely one of them. There’s so much character in his voice,and his short life . What a legacy he left . RIP Bob ! ❤️❤️❤️☮️

[@jamesbolton9752]

I really appreciate your analysis (not to be confused with reaction). I particularly appreciate your positivity and genuine appreciation for a wide range of music. At the risk of being critical of reacters the typical reaction video is like the teenager on American Bandstand rating a record." It has a good beat and you can dance to it" was the predictable response. Some have the ridiculous notion they have the qualifications to criticize anyone. You either like it or you don't. You're probably thinking, American Bandstand? How old are you?

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@LoveToHearUSing]

Bob Marley. Seriously, what's not to like. He used to come to Germany regularly and the last time he came to my city I thought, I'd go see him following year. Little did I know he would no longer be around. I've regretted that ever since. My favourite songs are "Redemption Song" and "Buffalo Soldier". He was so much more than a musician. Unforgettable and deeply missed .

[@viktorhammerstein]

I was first introduced to Bob while sailing the Caribbean back in the late eighties. It's certainly part of the tapestry of my life now. This song is probably my second favorite, right after Redemption Song. Thanks so much for showing the chords, Fil, that should make it a cinch to pick up...much appreciated!

[@davmets86]

Chris Blackwell of Island Records produced a documentary on Bob with incredible early footage...well worth watching

[@regineraygina8775]

Hello please do you have the link..

[@davmets86]

Just google Marley Bio on Island Records..I think I watched it on Amazon Prime...

[@regineraygina8775]

Thank you Mister !!

[@jamminwithjambo7729]

Beautiful Fil...Though you are very thorough and straightforward with your analysis, you bring heart to it. 🎶🔥♥️🔥🎶 Bob Marley and his sound brought a uniquiness to reggae, a soul of which many imatated but never captures quite like Bob did with the Whalers.

[@tommy22b]

Love Bob marley and the Wailers but man the 60's and 70's was insane for the music.How did people cope with so many legendary bands/artists? Must of felt like a dream. Timeless music, what a time to be alive. Pity I was born in the 80's so missed it.

[@ronnie5129]

FIL, ,ONE OF MY FAVORITE SONGS BY BOB, ALWAYS A PLUS WHEN YOU PLAY GUITAR AND EXPLAIN THINGS , THANKS, COUSIN FIGEL

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@uwsgrrrl9981]

He was a man of peace and love. I cannot believe he’s been gone 40 years.

[@JeffinLowerAlabama]

Bob Marley always instantly recognizable, Great analyses Professor Fil, love it when you bust out the guitars. Jeff in LA USA

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@kensod6034]

I can jam with Bob all day long... He gives you so much to work with... Freestyle ... I improvise on his song's.. His sleepy Jamaican blues... I can run all day long like a racehorse in the Kentucky Derby... He puts everything into his vocals...thanks for the pic stick action professor... Rock 🎸

[@stephendeiss7158]

I have always loved this song, but I never concerned myself with “why”? Your breakdown of all the superior elements that come together and just naturally flow into “No woman no cry” explain why. Thank you, Fil !!

[@World-Music-Man]

Found it:):) In the pocket analysis. Indeed, the rhythm guitar on 2 and 4 with the drum’s emphasis/accent on 3 with the high-hat opening on the ‘and’ of 4, close on 1, all gives it that reggae feel. Yes, in the beginning they were learning but the inspiration and talent was clearly there. Another thing about Bob is that his vocal range was quite large; in No Woman No Cry, you can hear him in the second verse, at the end, hits the low range vs Concrete Jungle where he’s all mostly in the high range, not using falsetto, just amazing voice quality. So much can be said about Bob, and not forgetting Bunny Wailer and Peter Tosh…they were all very talented and worked hard musically to perfect their delivery in song writing (as most know reggae is a music with a message about the status of the world with no sugar-coating), performance, recording (Bob even ended up having his own recording studio so the band could rehearse and record). I’d the opportunity to watch him live when I was 7, he performed for the independence of Zimbabwe 1980, Prince Charles was there handing over the country from Rhodesia, a British ruled country then. With Bob, one could go on forever. Anyway, thanks for sharing your musicality and what you hear…as a composer, it’s always fun to hear different takes on so many of the artists/musicians you cover. Keep up the great work!

[@melissagibson3306]

Hey Fil! Fantastic analysis. This is my favorite Bob Marley performance.

[@donnacolwell3988]

Bob Marley sang with his heart and soul as much as his voice. Fil, as always, your guitar tutorial enhances my understanding of the music and musician.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@raulvarga4799]

Thanks Fil! Spot on and informative, as always..

[@elainemackie1431]

What a performance. Never dates. His words live forever. Never more so than now ❤️

[@LonskiBig]

........I researched this song amongst the various amateurs that cover it....It is a song that will get you 400,000 views at the drop of a pin.....It's storytelling music......I am not sure how someone could sit down and say, "I am going to write this song"...called 'No Woman, No Cry'....then do it....

[@smithrobert2070]

Great job! I almost forgot how much I love Bob. The guitar tips are awesome as well

[@garryiglesias4074]

I find that the genius from Bob is that he didn't do a "community centrist" music. He made "Pop Reggae" were everybody can relate, and making his music universal, quite the opposite of many musical styles, even in Reggae, where people are just making music for people "like them"... (Ragga or some metal to name a few :) ). As I'm not English native, it's hard to explain with the right words, I hope you understand what I mean. I'm not against "mainstream" if there's quality and it's not a leverage by the "bottom"... Bob transformed his Reggae into a "mainstream", pulling quality to the top instead.

[@wiremuhewitt8678]

Agreed, sometimes to grow your craft to grow your genre and style you make subtle changes. Bob did that yes, he popularised it but without that would we have embraced this genre music and message he gave us. And from there others looked deeper at reggae @matt Phillips, who now have their own opinion of what they like or dislike because they have grown their experience.

[@mikeloosemore3889]

Great person great artist..Hope your well Fil..watching this in New Mexico..always a pleasure watching these vids!🍀👍😷

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@marilynsheffield612]

Great analysis. 👏 Really never heard alot of his songs but you make all artist so interesting. On so many analysis you do, I wish you would just go ahead and sing & play the song but I understand why you don't. Fil you enlighten me especially on music. 😍 Going to exercise for a little bit & then listen to more of your songs/analysis .or. come to think of it I better listen & then go exercise. 😊😉 lol. Have a good, rested, safe, wonderful day Fil. love ya,❤🤗🎸🎼🎵🎶🎹🥁🎤

[@kensod6034]

We love Bob Marley ... A treasure .. 1 💘

[@michaelryan5658]

Your spot on with your comments well said

[@mrblue8439]

Bob Marley is the singer we need right now. His messages about peace and love I fear are being forgotten. Do you think Bob Marley is about to be forgotten ?

[@wingsofpegasus]

I hope not!

[@Jeni-ow1kl]

I sure HOPE that Bob Marley WILL NEVER, EVER BE FORGOTTEN!!!🍀🤞🤞

[@BB.halo_heir]

Fil, you did right by Bob here. Great video, much love 💕

[@TheStefan6969]

❤😁✌ Love Bob Marley. And this song is fantastic!!!!

[@jenRxnavygal]

Well now, blessup urself Fil 🙏 and TY for choosing such an iconic performance from the Reggae King Mr. Robert Nesta Marley. Since Jamaica is my home away from home, I could suggest almost as many songs from Marley as I could from Prince 💜. ;-) Give ❤️ Receive 💚 Be 🖤 One 💛

[@wildhaggis6326]

Once again Phil ( James blunt’s younger brother ) totally awesome video 👍👍👍

[@gaillight7501]

Great analysis. Again, the great demonstrations.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@ingridstrickland8768]

My favorite Bob Marley tune!!!!!!

[@glenkepic3208]

man, great. fave of the missus.

[@distrustfulmonkey2832]

I couldn't analyse Bob he was something else entirely on every level. Wish here still around.

[@Jim-ix1xf]

If Bob Marley was alive today he would be the biggest act in the world, there is no other artist with such a universal sound that was loved by all cultures and peoples.

[@lorellstoneman74]

No cry....everythin' is gonna be alright...good words to hear, just what we all needed....as always, Fil, a perfect guitar break down, for us. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Perfect time in life to practice.

[@paulmckeown8840]

Great analysis and nice playing with a good for the money guitar

[@RebelRoseJade]

Wow such a great song and he would make you think it would be alright but he can hit on so many different points but you have to understand what he means to understand the song and too understand him

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

There was technical brilliance and a spiritual intensity and a heartbeat that continues to resonate

[@RebelRoseJade]

@@catherinelynnfraser2001 yes indeed and one nobody has been able to produce because like Fil said Bob could sing a song and make it mean a different thing with each lyric just by the way he sang it and his body language would also tell a story with the song and now day's that is something that the young people don't understand with the music it's not just about getting up on the stage and singing and jumping around if you want to be known for being a true artist then you must be able to sing and tell a story with your body language at the same time as Bob did and have the range with your vocals to be able to change without even having to think about that's what they are missing he could do it without you ever noticing but you have to know real music like in this era to really understand it

[@gregorcollins]

Imagine being at this performance live!

[@samanthab1923]

Thank you 😊 listened all these years & I don't think I ever saw him sing.

[@munyazamunyaza5005]

Bob was Hypnotic

[@essenegnostic8711]

" Don't let them fool ya, Or even try to school ya! "

[@traciemartin5865]

Hi Fil, great video thanks! I'd love to see you do a video on Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit. Great songwriting and great musicianship.

[@micheleparker8123]

WOW. Go ahead, Fil! Your voice sounds so great, guitar playing sounds wonderful, too! THANK YOU!!!💖

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@robsorenson68]

Musically, I’ve always thought of Bob Marley as a pioneering hybrid, akin to Chuck Berry, Little Richard, etc. The Rock pioneers took Country, Blues, R&B, Gospel...threw it together, wrote great songs and voila. Marley took pieces of Ska, Curtis Mayfield’s gospel-infused R&B, a little Funk, some early Dylan and developed something revolutionary. As you said, Fil, vocally no one has ever been able to recreate him. Reggae is obviously now an established force worldwide...but 40 years on, Marley remains the undisputed standard by which all the musicians who write, sing and play it are measured. Find me another major genre where a single artist has that kind of unanimously overwhelming presence. Maybe Hank Williams or Louis Armstrong...but it’s a pretty darn short list. That’s how important Marley is.

[@goodun2974]

Rob Sorenson, Ray Charles belongs on that list of yours; Aretha Franklin too. But I feel ya! Marley's song arrangements are a classic example of how less is more, and slowly can be more powerfull than fast.

[@andynelson8838]

I’m learning trenctown Rick on uke...it’s a very simple intelligent song...he was unique in putting all of his heart into a simple song

[@Paul-fq9pj]

Bob was a great musician and a wonderful character sadly missed

[@jonathanmoran8932]

Bob is a feeling, not a human.

[@gejuje]

Takes me back to my teen years with my friends. A joint, on the couch, and listening to Bob Marley, lol. What an amazing songwriter he was

[@johnbates5118]

In 1974 I ran out to get Clapton's 461 Ocean Boulevard and heard this strange (for me) song called I Shot the Sheriff. Read an interview where Clapton mentioned Bob Marley and I went out and found "Burnin" by The Wailers. Hooked ever since. For all his contributions to music, Clapton's greatest legacy might be introducing millions of folks like me to reggae and Bob Marley.

[@hnchmen34]

Remarkable analysis, Fil...!! Nicely done...!!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@mrheem44]

Nuff Respect to you, Fil. How your eyes do light up when the great ones do their thing!

[@smbake]

We need Bob now more than ever.

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Bob is here, we just have to open our hearts and let him out.

[@1983simi]

goose bumps material every single time, all of his performances

[@abbydubois3112]

Thanks for that Fil! And....everything's gonna be all right....

[@jezclements2843]

Fab....love Bob...Johnny B Goode Hendrix Berkeley 1970...Jimi only played it live once...its amazing he just pulled it out the bag on the spur of the moment...keep up the great work Peace and love from a fellow axe player Jez..

[@jimmoulton9878]

Fil, love your tele !! Best, Jim

[@islandives9113]

I hear a lot of his work caught in the fire. 'Uprising' is a very clear studio recording. Love Bob...

[@prestachuck2867]

We sure could use a cat like him in this crazy world today.

[@anthonyv6962]

Think this was initially released on the Natty Dread LP. Every song on that album is just as good as this song and quite a few a better in my opinion. Side A "Lively Up Yourself", "No Woman, No Cry", "Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)", "Rebel Music (3 O'clock Roadblock)" Side B "So Jah Seh", "Natty Dread", "Bend Down Low", "Talkin' Blues", "Revolution". Just a great piece of work from beginning to end.

[@drewpall2598]

Not following Bob Marley career I've learn a lot tonight. keep Rockin' through the history of music Fil.

[@timwestcott361]

As relevant as ever - get up / stand up. And propelled by reggae groove with offbeat guitar. Timeless - salute Marley.

[@oscarcardenas7078]

A great musical exhibitor of injustices ... congratulations....no more words 👏👏👏👏👏✊🤘

[@mbsnyderc]

Bob was one of a kind I'm not a big reggae fan but bob always connected with people in a way others can't my favorite would be redemption song,and i dig the natural wood telecaster even if it's a Squier.

[@WhySilverWhyNow]

RIP Bunny Wailer who died this week. The last of the Wailers 🙁

[@TheSchuyler75]

the “Acoustic Medley” on the box set Songs of Freedom released in 1992 is beautiful!! I ❤️ Bob! Got to see The Wailers in 1994 or 95 freshman year in college & went to party with them at their hotel after(a bunch of us) and it was fun to say the least! Have partied with a lot of musicians but besides Merl Saunders & His Rainforest Band none were such gentlemen✌🏻😇