MADE US SMILE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Bob Marley - Is This Love REACTION

MADE US SMILE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Bob Marley - Is This Love REACTION
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[@steviemccormick3762]

In 2004 I was Deployed to Iraq and I used to listen to Bob Marley almost everyday. Listening to him help keep my compassion, empathy and not become callous to the pain and suffering around me.

[@r.t.aegean3236]

Thanks man, for sharing that with us on KZbin.

[@me109aa]

Bob Marley - salve for the soul. Stay human.

[@blackblake3658]

Beautiful.

[@r.t.aegean3236]

@@blackblake3658 If you don't mind my saying so, that one word, "Beautiful.", succinctly sums it up. Thanks for sharing the word with us on KZbin.

[@blackblake3658]

@@r.t.aegean3236 🥰

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love his "Could You Be Loved", "Buffalo Soldier", "Jammin' " and "Get Up Stand Up"!!!! edit - Bob's wife Rita was in a group called the I Threes who often provided backing vocals.

[@RFWieder]

She also performed as a solo artist after his death!

[@elizabethfranco1284]

Love Buffalo Soldier

[@compostcorner5934]

Sun is shining is also a great track 🎵🎶

[@compostcorner5934]

Also check out the group 'Black Uhuru '🎵🎶

[@surlechapeau]

@@compostcorner5934 I saw Black Uhuru open for The Police in 1982. Through the smoke!!! Second hand smoke of course.

[@DannyDeAvila-i4m]

The G.O.A.T. of Reggae, there is nobody even close to him and there never will be.

[@dadi7465]

yep but lucky dube is #2

[@bertisjordan1085]

Bob Marley is reggae yet transcended reggae. "No Woman No Cry" is my favorite also "Jammin" "Could You Be Love" "I Shot The Sheriff"

[@sungal1956]

Love his i shot the sheriff!

[@JohnRambo-wt2zg]

All Bob marley songs is my favorite

[@terra274]

Redemption song is worth a look... Brilliant lyrics and hits you right in the heart

[@daverudbarg]

Essential.

[@terrilgeorge7255]

Absolutely!

[@johnfriday5169]

My personal favorite Marley tune

[@xAce99x]

Concrete Jungle, She's Gone, Natty Dread

[@ronnelson7828]

Bob Marley not only put out happy songs like this, but also the all-time greatest protest song "Get Up, Stand Up".

[@gdgav]

One of my favourites! War is another great political/protest song!!

[@edwardleonetti2492]

Iron Lion Zion

[@valerienewton908]

@@edwardleonetti2492 one of my favs with Redemption Song!

[@gelabklyn2475]

Concrete Jungle always gets me through a stressful day

[@andymageen5308]

Bob Marley is the GOAT of Reggae and his positivity that ran throughout his music is a perfect fit for this channel. ✌️

[@beachbumsailordude]

He's not just the GOAT. He's the whole damn farm.

[@Xyz_Report]

Goat of music not just reggae

[@jonathanaldecoa1099]

@@beachbumsailordude amen brother ❤❤🙏🙏

[@jonathanaldecoa1099]

@@Xyz_Report indeed good sir ❤❤🕺🕺😎😎

[@AZambri1]

Bob would have turned 78 this past February 6 if he still with us. He left us WAY too young. Most of his songs are so uplifting. Love it.

[@FreedomsRealm]

There is something about Bob Marley's energy. I'm having a bit of a sad day and this made me smile. Thank you.

[@dianegoldeneye7363]

Same ❤ hope tomorrow is better for you.

[@ursulabklyn_mia6148]

The song brought a tear to my eyes after an exhausting move.

[@rodneytyus]

"No Woman, No Cry" is a must hear.

[@williamhannam3870]

"No Woman, No Cry" might be the first song I've looked for a reaction from you guys that I haven't found! You really should hear it if you don't already know it.

[@NativeNYerChicHK]

Anything from Bob Marley is worth a listen, he’s a legend ♥️

[@donmurray3638]

" ...Jah provide the bread..." Jah is the Rastafarian God who pops up in a lot of Bob's songs, he was a very spiritual guy. " One Love" is basically a reggae hymn!

[@jhonyermo]

Please Desmond Decker and the aces: "Israelites" is a song written by Desmond Dekker and Leslie Kong that became a hit for Dekker's group, Desmond Dekker & The Aces,[2] reaching the top of the charts in numerous countries in 1969. Sung in Jamaican creole, some of the song's lyrics were not readily understood by many British and American listeners at the time of its release.[3] Despite this, the single was the first UK reggae #1 and AMONG THE FIRST TO REACH THE US TOP TEN (peaking at #9).[4] It combined the Rastafarian religion with rude boy concerns,[5] to make what has been described as a "timeless masterpiece that knew no boundaries".[6]

[@hawaiirastalady]

Right -- it had a LOT of radio airplay in America. My father actually loved that song -- and he was an old-school guy who didn't like much radio music. It's a great song done in the "Rock Steady" style of reggae.

[@annemorse2566]

Hi guys, I love Bob I saw him live in concert when I was 16 I’m 60 now 😱 he was amazing it was the best concert so much fun. ❤️ keep on rocking guys love your work 😘

[@keithphillips1779]

I was 16 and saw Bob and the Wailers in London . Awesome night!

[@bill9605]

I seen well over 250 concerts I'm 53 and the two groups I wish I got to see where Queen and Bob Marley

[@martinscott-reed5379]

@@bill9605 I have seen Queen, but regret never having seen Bob Marley. I'm 57 and have been to a similar number of concerts and festivals.

[@shaunfoulk7049]

That sounds amazing. You are so lucky 🍀

[@kirbygulbrandsen4507]

Where did you see him?

[@kmiller3136]

I always think this is one of the most romantic songs ever recorded. The simplicity of the line, “we’ll share the shelter of my single bed, “ that always gets to me.

[@lesliesterling826]

"we'll share the sane roof, and Jah provide the bread" always gets me ♥

[@sonjaistheone4614]

I agree, that may be my favorite part of the song too! I love Bob Marley!!

[@Another_User_Name_]

Not a big Reggae fan, however Marley's Legend album is one I could listen to over and over and never get sick of.

[@thewolf81lobo86]

I mean is Bob you know,and Bob is a global superstar

[@greatauntielou6158]

This was filmed in the UK when we were finally realising there is only 'One Love' after years of strife. Bob Marley and other reggae and soul musicians brought young people together. In clubs and pubs they danced to the music and realised they had more in common than differences. It mattered!

[@trjbrew]

I could listen to his classic "One Love" every day!

[@CarlosHernandez-yf3jv]

Bob Marley is the king of reggae

[@cheryldumas953]

You’ve started down the bob marley rabbit hole-you have to gander into 3 little birds, no woman no cry, all his songs are amazing! Also try third world! They are reggae artists found by Stevie wonder….

[@clashfan2875]

You should check out Jimmy Cliff for another legend of the 70's Reggae scene. "Many Rivers To Cross", "The Harder They Come" and "You Can Get It If You Really Want It" are absolute classics.

[@treydog317]

Also “sitting in limbo”

[@steppingrazor5520]

This song was written for Cindy Breakspeare. Many of us suggest Get Up Stand Up which was written with Peter Tosh who was in the original Wailers with Bob and Bunny Wailer. I also highly recommend Peter Tosh's Stepping Razor and Legalize It. And for me, the deepest song Bob wrote, Redemption Song. There are so many Bob Marley songs you can do almost any one and get a great song. A couple more I like are Coming In From The Cold and Real Situation. To discover a whole bunch more great reggae artists I recommend the soundtracks of the films The Harder They Come and Rockers!. Artists like Jimmy Cliff, Desmond Dekker, Junior Murvin, The Mighty Diamonds and more. Also Black Uhuru, World Is Africa. And Eek A Mouse Wah Do Dem.

[@lynnejamieson2063]

The Harder They Come film is a must too…in my opinion.

[@patrickcraig8022]

They definitely gotta check out Dennis Brown. While Bob Marley is definitely the world’s favorite reggae artist, Dennis Brown might be Jamaica’s favorite

[@thewolf81lobo86]

One of the most influential artists of all time,a poet singer and philosopher,a real celebrity that conquer the world..

[@90hatter90]

You guys gotta get around to Jonny Lang soon. He was 15/16 when his first album come out back in the late 90s. The first big hit he had was Lie to Me which is the one you gotta check out. He’s a blues/soul/rock & even gospel type singer.

[@andreasoice5905]

Saw him a few years ago at the Rose in Dayton, Ohio. Great show Highly recommend.

[@90hatter90]

@@andreasoice5905 I’d like to see him but haven’t had the chance yet. When I see he comes close to where I live then I’ll definitely go to a show.

[@elizabethfranco1284]

I’ve been requesting Johnny Lang forever

[@90hatter90]

@@elizabethfranco1284 me too. Me too. Maybe one day we the people will get what we want. (Me being sarcastic) 🤣 I’ve been requesting him and One Less Reason. They do a killer cover of Prince’s When Doves Cry I love but they have another song called Favorite Color that what really got me into them like 20 years ago.

[@carolmartin4413]

The world is always a better place with the world of music. Loved Marley and the Jamaican sound.

[@nonnoyobisnis8705]

American radio stations were paid to not play Bob Marley back in the seventies. His message was too dangerous.

[@RFWieder]

Bob Marley was more than an entertainer, he was the voice of the poor and oppressed!! Songs like "Concrete Jungle", "War", and " Redemption Son" and of course " " Get Up, Stand Up" which became the anthem of Amnesty International!!

[@thewolf81lobo86]

The man,the myth,the legend,a global superstar..

[@nonnoyobisnis8705]

Radio stations in the USA were paid to NOT play his music back in the 70s/80s.

[@NeutronDance]

Bob always brings positive vibration

[@yvonnestarr8933]

Positive Vibraton is also a good one to listen to

[@venomdust1]

I can tell you he was and still is all over the radio in Hawaii. I work construction and when Bob comes on the whole job site sings along . He makes you remember what is important 🤙😁

[@Jabali619]

I miss the Jawaiian music I used to listen to in the Islands, malama pono!

[@kammidey]

can't ever go wrong with Bob. I would love you to react to, 'Say Hey I Love You' by Michael Franti and Spearhead. You finish the song with a smile and good feeling

[@shellymyers6183]

Absolutely! They would love Michael Franti

[@WalkawayRene12]

My favorite song is Three Little Birds by Bob Marley 😀

[@henrykosky3919]

Three little birds.. waiting in vain..no woman no cry.. I dhot the sheriff..Buffalo soldier.. just to start..

[@paulmargett9360]

"Three LittleBirds" "No Woman No Cry" "One Love" "Waiting in Vain" "Jammin" "Exodus" Take your pick and enjoy. Much love from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@marybaillie8907]

One Love Three Little Birds Redemption Song Bob has many amazing songs. This was from his 1978 album Kaya. The video has Naomi Campbell at age 7, her first public appearance. This song was rumored to be about Tina Turner. Great vocals, masterful instruments made this a big winner for Bob. You can almost feel the island breeze in your hair. Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️❤️ 🇨🇦 🇨🇦

[@martinbraun1211]

Please listen to "Waiting for a Star to Fall" from BOY MEETS GIRL.

[@greenb2888]

Marley was an incredible artist, a visionary but you dont have to believe me you can go to almost every country and they can tell you how great his music is. You guys should check out "No Woman No Cry", Redemption Song", "War", "Who the Cap Fit"," One Love", "I Shot the Sheriff", "Satisfy My Soul", "Small Axe" and many, many more...

[@bjdefilippo447]

Yes! I especially love NWNC, Redemption Song, and Satisfy My Soul of those.

[@emeraldcity_]

Bob Marley does not have a bad song. Literally pick any song he has and it’s great

[@amymeyers8090]

Loved the end with Bob dancing on the sidewalk leading the people!

[@michaelburggraf2822]

Reggae was a huge thing in Europe in the 1970ties and 80ties. And it still is quite popular. Futher suggestions: Jimmy Cliff "The Harder They Come " Desmond Dekker "Israelites" Stevie Wonder "Jammin'"

[@kendrap-LvnHppnss6371]

I love Bob Marley!! His music is upbeat and informative. Also react to Buffalo Soldier, I Shot the Sheriff and Could You Be Loved. 😉

[@SusanJohnston]

Three Little Birds!❤❤ island music, yes! Have to smile!❤❤

[@kimmycook2698]

Soul Rebel, Natural Mystic, Redemption Song, Could You Be Loved...so many. Fell in love with reggae back in 1991 in california when i worked for some jamaicans. Steel Pulse, Black Uhuru are good bands too. Reggae music is supposed to uplift, it is a staple of rastafarianism religion. Whenever I need to to put my soul in a better place, reggae is the music i go to.

[@43Disciple]

“Is this Love” is the purest most crucial love song of all time. The picture he paints is love in its most basic and honest form. “We’ll be together, with a roof right over our head, we’ll share the shelter of my single bed” that lifestyle feels like luxury with the right person. The fact that Bob romanticized humility with all the money in the world, his videos were all just real footage of kids and adults sharing vibes and love. Kids of every race was so important to Bob to capture, for he himself was biracial in a time that was very divisive. Bob was our real messiah, as close to Jesus as one could get, his love left a deep impact on the world and still fills us with good vibes and love to this day, decades after his passing

[@debbiedebster5806]

I love Bob all the time, but when I'm fed up with winter and the bitter cold, I blast him all day, dreaming of sun and summer😎

[@wendyryder2708]

Hmm! You want some Summer? I’ll give you some! It’s going to be 39 degrees Celsius here! Sending you Peace and Blessings from Australia.

[@debbiedebster5806]

@@wendyryder2708 yikes!! Stay cool, mon! 😎 I lived in AZ a long time back, I remember that brutal heat too!

[@cbreez40]

Bob Marley isn't just a musician and a humanitarian HE WAS MAGICAL. he really was he saw the children as the ones who can heal and correct the World, we must protect the minds of our babies

[@DarylBaines]

"Three Little Birds" - simply the best.

[@joiedevivre2005]

This fact that Bob Marley once walked among us automatically made the world a better place! I suggest you check out his songs "No Woman No Cry"; "Redemption Song", "Buffalo Soldier" ;"Three Little Birds"; "I Shot the Sheriff" (which was covered by Eric Clapton) ; "War"; "One Love"; "Soul Rebel" & "Exodus". His son Ziggy is also a very talented artist. You should check out his songs "Tomorrow People"; "Love Is My Religion"; "True to Myself"; "Personal Revolution" ;"Dragonfly" & "Wild & Free".

[@definitelydelish]

Love me some Bob but you definitely should try some "Jimmy Cliff" - Shelter Your Love, The Harder They Come and I Can See Clearly Now. Such a great Jamaican ska, rocksteady, reggae and soul musician that is so worth listening too---and a small bonus, he has a starring role with Robin Williams in a great little 80's movie, "Club Paradise" where he sings in it too.

[@johncampbell756]

The remastered version of the original Legend greatest hits compilation is rightfully one of the biggest selling albums of all time. (There is a version that switches the singles to album versions, which are often lesser mixes.) Legend has sold 12 million copies in the US and 25 million worldwide. I believe it's the biggest selling reggae album ever. This song is flawless, and the production is pristine. There is so much in there, and you can hear it all. It sounds effortless. It is recorded joy. Though the misheard lyrics I thought he sang are actually sweeter than the actual lyrics. "We'll share the shelter Of my single bed" I thought it was: "We'll share the shelter Of my single name" Random note. The female singers are The I-Threes. Rita Marley (Bob's wife), Judy Mowatt, and Marcia Griffith. You are absolutely familiar with her. In 1983, she recorded a cover of a Bunny Wailer (formerly of Bob Marley and the Wailers) song called "Electric Boogie." It was remixed in 1989 as......"The Electric Slide." There is no way you haven't danced to that.

[@Denkar11]

God I miss Bob Marley! Please, please please react to his Three Little Birds! (Also, No Woman No Cry and Get Up, Stand Up and Redemption Song and Buffalo Soldier and and and......)

[@rickashworth7304]

Being a teenager in the '70s, we listened to Pink Floyd and Supertramp. Then some Jamaicans moved into our neighborhood and we discovered Reggae! We were young and didn't understand the struggles they were going through back then... shame that 50 years later, the same struggles are fought by so many people. You guys will love "Jamming", "Exodus", "Could You Be Loved", just to mention a few...

[@paddypower5965]

"satisfy my soul", "waiting in vain" and "could you be loved" are my favourite three Bob Marley songs

[@happymethehappyone8300]

A MUST HEAR Classic & His Most Uplifting Song To Start Your Day With,, Bob Marley "Three Little Birds"

[@jesselobo3213]

Bob Marley is simply a legend and I love his music. May he rest in peace.

[@donnacarter2617]

When I lived in St Thomas in 1999, Bob Marley was a must to hear everywhere. It just gets you moving and in a great mood. Reggae in general is a good vibe. I think everyone loves him for the respect he gives and recieves. Bob Marley music will never die.....

[@Daisy_982]

Yes. It brings back the days of Yacht Haven working on charter boats in the VI's.

[@coinneachmaclellan3121]

"Stir It Up", "Three Little Birds", "One Love"...these are some of Marley's songs that carry the same transcendent, almost spiritual quality that characterized the Rocksteady music that reggae grew out of..."Sweet Sensation", "It's My Delight", "Rivers of Babylon" by the Melodians..."Many Rivers to Cross" by Jimmy Cliff..."Israelites" by Desmond Dekker..."Freedom Street" by Ken Boothe..."Gave You My Love" by Delroy Wilson...

[@blastingweevil2968]

Bob Marley need to be played as loud as possible on any audio equipment when i play his songs either in my car or home i make the windows shake.. and have a feeling of pure joy.

[@WizardPandora]

Bob Marley has always been "Happy Music" for me

[@SusanJohnston]

Love Bob! He was shot once but went to do concert. He said “The Devil doesn’t take a day off, why should I?”❤❤

[@kellyreiterman]

One of my favorite Bob Marley songs is "Waiting in Vain". Annie Lennox did a nice cover of "Waiting in Vain" on her "Medusa" album as well.

[@biddendensue]

I cannot believe this is only the second Bob Marley track you've reacted to. Two essential tracks you have to cover are "No Woman No Cry" and "Three Little Birds". Thank you x

[@mrantdagreat]

Bob Marley is his own incredible musical journey 💯🙌🏽

[@edier4057]

Love Bob Marley! (grew up on him) You should do 'Redemption Song', 'Buffalo Soldier', 'Could You Be Loved', 'Satisfy My Soul', 'Misty Morning,' 'Waiting in Vain'... just cover it all. If you really want to explore reggae (and by extension, Ska and Rocksteady), you should get into Alton Ellis (Godfather of Rocksteady), Toots and Maytals, Dennis Brown (Crown Prince of reggae, according to Bob - try 'How Could I Leave', 'Money in My Pocket', 'If I Follow My Heart'), Gregory Issacs (Night Nurse), Dawn Penn (No, No, No) or even Johnny Nash (one of the first Americans to make it in Reggae)... this is just scratching at the surface

[@KennyY-bh3zl]

Bob's best album is arguably 1974's "Natty Dread", his 7th album and the one that many Americans, myself included, introduced us to Bob. The album was ranked #181 on the 2003 Rolling Stone list of the 500 greatest albums of all time. The best-known track on the album is "No Woman, No Cry" a gorgeous tune that was a staple of every Marley concert. Probably the most influential reggae album of all time is the 1972 movie soundtrack album "The Harder They Come". Best tracks on that are Jimmy Cliff's "You Can Get It If You Really Want", "The Harder They Come", and from Toots and the Maytals, "Pressure Drop", and "Sweet and Dandy." Great cuts all of them.

[@GooseVF-0918]

My favorite line “we’ll share the same room, Jah provide the bread” Him saying “I’ll shelter you, keep you safe, provide for you, and completely love you in every moment of forever” in that simple beautiful line ❤❤❤

[@shemanic1]

you cannot go wrong with Bob Marley. Some of my favourites are "Coming In From The Cold" "Could You Be Loved" "Three Little Birds" & "Easy Skanking"

[@beachbumsailordude]

No serious Classic Rock, Pop or Blues fan who built a record/CD collection back in the day could call their collection complete without owning Bob Marley's "Legend" album. It IS his greatest hits package. It's the best way to have the greatest representation of Reggae music just by owning 1 disc. There are so many other great Reggae records but none with as much passion and power as Bob's. If you ever see one of the concert videos be sure to notice how clean the performances are. Bob was a perfectionist. Once you get through the "Legend" record next would be going for "Deep Bob". You can start with the boxed set "Redemption Songs". You will discover many great tracks that many people overlook especially the "Early Bob". Tracks like "Mr. Brown" and "One Cup of Coffee" are rarely heard gems in America.

[@jamesdavisjr6937]

Can't go wrong with Bob so many great songs but for me natural mystic ,burnin and lootin and three little birds are must listens

[@cecileluv]

Bob Marley songs: War, Buffalo Soldier, No Woman No cry, Lively up yourself, Redemption song, Small Axe, I shot the Sheriff (stolen by Eric Clapton), Concrete Jungle, Get up, Stand up. To name a few.

[@joeyedwards253]

love Bob Marley. Got to know about him from my USMC room mate. We were listening to Led Zep Houses of the Holy album and D'yer Mak'er came on and my room mate was like "let me school you for a min" 🤟 My room mate and I are from North Carolina.

[@markvollmer4021]

Jay & Amber, this is why I love you: your mission to spread love through music around the world. 🙂 The universal message of Bob Marley's "Three Little Birds" will resonate with you.

[@michaelakkerman407]

Anything from his "Kaya" album is fire 🔥!!!! My favorite Marley album that I bump always!!!

[@davidscofield3767]

Tragic that Bob Marley died of melanoma. What a great artist and humanitarian. He drove a BMW and used to joke that it stood for Bob Marley & Wailers. Now for my reaction request. Please react to Benjamin Tod singing Using Again. Tod spent much of his life hopping train cars and traveling around the country, as well as battling alcohol, heroin and other addictions. Those experiences and then coming clean infuse his songs with a really personal quality.

[@mikepiccione886]

Absolutely worth checking out all his kids Stephen Damian Julian, and so on. Even his grandson 'Skip' is awsome

[@blacksox2730]

I wore out my cassette of Bob Marley back in H.S. In the 70’s. My favorite was “Jammin” Later on I came to luv “Redemption Song” cause hey, “we got to fulfill the book”!

[@mbamommy141]

We blast it every summer, in the car with the sunroof open! COULD YOU BE LOVED and 3 LITTLE BIRDS are also Bob Marley MUSTS!. Enjoy!

[@thcdad3632]

Marcia Griffiths...Singer of the electric slide ("Electric Boogie"), was one of the original Wailers, Bob's back-up band.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Bob Marley "Waiting In Vain"...Nuff Said.

[@rayjennings3637]

Never liked Bob Marley too much when he was first hitting the scene in the UK but as I've got older, I'm really appreciating him and his music.

[@gs8191]

You have to do a live concert video of Bob Marley, one of the best live performers ever, and the Wailers, one of the best live bands ever as the Barrett brothers rhythm section always had the band in the Reggae pocket. Bob would sometimes play a great lead guitar, but he had two others that played lead guitars, too Sometimes Bob would play rhythm guitar, but a lot of the time he would be without an instrument, constantly dancing while he's singing, full of energy and love. When he first came to the US, he opened for Springsteen. After a month, Bruce told Bob he was firing him as their opening act. The Boss told Bob that one, he had a huge fan base already in the US and they were buying tickets up and then leaving after Marleys's set was done. And two, he said, your music is amazing, you shouldn't be the opener, you should be the headliner.

[@roypartible9759]

You can't go wrong with any Bob Marley song, but having said that, you really should've started with "No Woman No Cry" "Three Little Birds" also is a must listen to. That song just puts a great start to your day. And "Redemption Song" is so powerful.

[@revsla]

Gone way too soon. RIP Bob Marley. You gave us a heartbeat. Thank you.

[@SusanJohnston]

Can’t go wrong with him!❤❤

[@kesleycottrell1416]

I seen Bob Marley and the Wailers in the late 70's. It was an awesome concert with the most amazing blue smoke of all types of smells.

[@jeffrandall6410]

one love, buffalo soldier, three little birds .... the list just goes on. you pick a BOB MARLEY song and you now it will be great.

[@MaggieValera]

Bob Marley always makes me feel. Love you guys! {{{hugs}}}

[@johnboydTx]

A Healer A Prophet A Revolutionary He changed the World 🤔☺️✌️❤️🧡💚

[@keithroberts4952]

The instruments used in this song include electric guitars, bass guitar, keyboards, drums, percussion instruments, horns. The only indigenous instrument from the Caribbean is the steel pan which originates from Trinidad. Reggae music from Jamaica utilises the same instruments used in r'n'b and rock.

[@cherrypickerguitars]

I saw Bob Marley in 1979 or 1980, in Toronto. One of my top 3 concerts of all time! (and I’ve been to 100’s). I never knew there were that many coloured folks in Toronto! I looked around Maple Leaf Gardens, and could only spy the odd white face! It was the first time in my life I got an inkling of what it’s like to be a minority! But…..black or white, we passed the “dutchie” to the left hand side! (and the right, too) Peace

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Many Consider Him One Of The "Founding Fathers" Of Ska Music,, Desmond Dekker & The Aces "Israelites"..A MUST HEAR Classic!!

[@misterdoe]

Bob Marley is definitely one of the greatest ever, and this song is one of my favorites by him. Another one I could suggest is "Jammin'," one of his last hits before he died.

[@robertg7396]

A great Bob Marley song for Valentine's day would be "No woman, no cry". You know, for us singles out here that won't be celebrating. 😄💔🍫

[@petem3627]

Albums everybody had at Oklahoma lakes in the 80’s…..-greatest hits by Bob Marley, Steve Miller, James Taylor and Eagles. Lake chill.

[@dougbarton4668]

The song that charted his vision, “REDEMPTION SONG”

[@HeavenlyHouse]

"Waiting In Vain" his best song IMO.

[@rnw2739]

Bob filmed this video in South London when he was over here touring in the late seventies.

[@Buddha-of8fk]

Seen Bob back in 78. It was such a peaceful and smokey concert. Just beautiful.

[@antifax8434]

Grande Bob, único y un genio, y como todos los genios murió joven.

[@ofness-de9pt]

I love militant Bob songs like War, Heathen, Africa Unite and Exodus.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Ben Harper "With My Own Two Hands"...Nuff Said.

[@jaumepiquebernaus1853]

When I was 17, we traveled with three friends from Barcelona to Ibiza, with the ferry, we had two Vespa scooters to move around the island. In those days Marley was the top, there were no walkmans and today's technology but in all the beach bars and terraces Marley flooded him with his reage hits. Is this love, redemption song, waiting in vain, no woman no cry. All mixed with the last traces of hippies made for a vacation to remember for a lifetime. Listening to Marley everything lights up and the sun shines brighter. Keep on rocking ❤