Perhaps Bob Marley’s most famous song, “No Woman, No Cry” has transcended reggae music to become an anthem for resilience and hope. First released on the 1974 album Natty Dread, the track ...

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A neighbour who blasted Bob Marley music was recorded ... not been disclosed by the force. Jamaica-born Marley, who died in 1981, is the most famous reggae musician in history.

Rohan Marley shares 11 children with multiple women, including five with his ex, Lauryn Hill. Here's everything to know about ...

The story behind why April 20 is the unofficial weed holiday is murky, but there are a few popular theories. Here's what we ...

Marley played the song live at Zimbabwe's independence celebrations in 1980 and it became the country's unofficial national anthem. One of Bob Marley's most-famous tracks, "Redemption Song," was a ...

He later joined a band called The Hippy Boys, formed by producer Lloyd Charmers; the band's members included two brothers, Aston Barrett (bass) and Carlton Barrett (drums), who later became members of ...

Bob Dylan's favorite song that mentions his name makes perfect sense when one considers the shared experience that track is ...

From football player to businessman, Rohan Marley has done it all, but his favorite job is being a dad. The entrepreneur and son of reggae legend and activist Bob ... her famous song about him ...

Others tie the "holiday" to Bob Dylan's song "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35," with its refrain, "Everybody must get stoned," and the product of multiplying 12 by 35 is 420, according to PBS. The most ...

One of the longest performing reggae bands of all time, Jamaica’s Third World continues to captivate audiences with their ...