Bob Marley and the Wailers were not just people ... the version recorded live at the Lyceum in London in 1975 may be one of ...

The iconic song from Bob Marley and the Wailers' 'Exodus' inspired ... (Exodus also reached the top 10 on the Albums Chart ...

Bob Marley has been the king of Billboard ... The latest edition of the Dance/Electronic Digital Song Sales chart features Marley, though he hasn’t posthumously ditched reggae for dance ...

Garnet’s music intersects with MC Ranks’s story of growing up in the hills of Jamaica’s St Catherine parish with dreams of ...

But there are plenty of examples of mainstream artists turning their faith into great pop songs - from Stormzy's Blinded By Your Grace ("Oh my God, what a God I serve") to Bob Marley's One Love ...

It’s no secret that tensions are high in our country with the election just weeks away. Music is healing, and it might be the ...

Bob Marley and The Wailers perform ‘Stir it up ... It was the first time the band had visited the UK and the song became their first big success. Reggae started in Jamaica and developed ...

Noah Kahan remains at Number 1 as Benson Boone and YG Marley rise ...

In reality, it seems that a 16-year-old Bob Marley and his friends from Trench Town impressed with a number of songs at the hitmaker’s influential Studio One when they auditioned shortly before ...

As improbable as it might have seemed, Three Dog Night played a role in popularizing reggae in the U.S. With “Black and White,” they also brought attention to an 18-year-old song that had historical ...

Once one outlet reported that Bob Marley collapsed ... making Marley frail, tired and weak. There is some conflicting information about how long and how many songs Marley and his band, the Wailers ...