What is your favorite bob marley song ?

[takinitslow]

I like **** the system

[papointerdiver]

"So much trouble in the world" How appropriate is that right now?

[Chet & Coleen]

Tough question "3 O'Clock Roadblock" says a lot, "Chances Are" is almost not Marley but let's you see a time in his life,"Private Number" with Marcia is quite a duet, all are right up there but "Caution" if I had to go with one,,,, wait a minute "Punky Reggae Party",,,, no it's "Caution",,,, no wait a minute

[SLP]

It's got to be Buffalo Soldier for me. I got to the point where I was sick of 3 Little Birds because it seemed to be always playing on the radio here.

[heater]

It's got to be Buffalo Soldier for me. I got to the point where I was sick of 3 Little Birds because it seemed to be always playing on the radio here.

Stir it up. Another question? Who is your favorite reggae artist? Beres Hammond

[SLP]

Stir it up. Another question? Who is your favorite reggae artist? Beres Hammond

Luciano wins for me hands down.

[Jim McD]

Redemption Song

story of my life

[Kahuna3]

I was sitting at Sun Beach tonight for sunset and they were playing one of the 'Songs of Freeedom' CD's - the one with 'Guava Jelly' on it, and I was just listening to the music; the bass track, the vocals the 'chunka-chunka' rhythm and I said to the guy sitting beside me, "What if he'd lived on, imagine the treasury of music we would have, imagine the direction Bob would have steered Jamaican music."
The guy nodded, agreed with me.

Bob passed when he was 36 years old - think of that. Just 36. Think of what he did in those short years.
The gift, the legacy.

As the sun set we listened to 'One Love' - maybe it sounds cliche, but, really, it is a timeless piece of music, the lyrics, the message, the rhythm, that bass track that grabs you from the first bar.

I don't really have one favorite, there are many - I'm just thankful for what he left us.
One Love, Bob - thank you. . . thank you . . . thank you

[wpyogi]

I was sitting at Sun Beach tonight for sunset and they were playing one of the 'Songs of Freeedom' CD's - the one with 'Guava Jelly' on it, and I was just listening to the music; the bass track, the vocals the 'chunka-chunka' rhythm and I said to the guy sitting beside me, "What if he'd lived on, imagine the treasury of music we would have, imagine the direction Bob would have steered Jamaican music."
The guy nodded, agreed with me.

Bob passed when he was 36 years old - think of that. Just 36. Think of what he did in those short years.
The gift, the legacy.

As the sun set we listened to 'One Love' - maybe it sounds cliche, but, really, it is a timeless piece of music, the lyrics, the message, the rhythm, that bass track that grabs you from the first bar.

I don't really have one favorite, there are many - I'm just thankful for what he left us.
One Love, Bob - thank you. . . thank you . . . thank you

I agree with you 100%.

I also have to give props X4 for Redeption Song.

And one vote for Natural Mystic.

[jasperpso]

It changes, but right now, i will say trenchtown rock, from rastamon vibration 'live' in portland, 1978. That album has great sound with a definite 70s tube amp feel and great srereo seperation. The whole thing is excellent!