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Bob Marley is one of the most important musicians of the past 50+ years...

His last words:  "Money can't buy life." Rest In Peace, Bob Marley. Thanks Jamel.

I saw Bob Marley in the fall of 1980.  Danced in the back all night with a group of Jamaicans in state to pick apples.  Best concert ever!

I was raised on Bob Marley music even though I'm a metal head but Bob raised me

Bob Marley live - "Lively Up Yourself" .  I think it's a real tribute to 420.  If you watch it, you'll see. 😃

Would have loved to have seen Bob live. The greatest reggae artist ever.

I got to see him in concert in 79 when I was pregnant with my daughter so you guys are the same age. I had tickets to his concert in 1980 but unfortunately it was cancelled because he got sick. Such an incredible man and musician. Still listening to him, always will.

Jamel you should watch a documentary called “when Bob Marley came to Britain”, it’s really good 👍🇬🇧

Bob Marley music is so catchy and authentic without being too commercial. Sounds as good today as it did at the time.

I hope that when Bob Marley & Peter Tosh were creating this music & message, they knew and understood the impact it would have on people. Mans ability to create never ceases to amaze me.

IN MY OPINION HAS TO BE THE MOST POWERFUL MESSAGE SONG BOB NESTA MARLEY 💚💛❤ EVER MADE THANKS JAMEL_AKA_JAMAL ✌🏼& LO💚E MY BROTHER

I listen to this song everyday when I make my first cup of coffee. Marley wasn't messing around and now, more than ever, the lyrics hold true to the entire world.

“One Love” and “Three Little Birds” are must dos from Bob Marley

LEGEND Bob was one of the most influential artists in my life. The message of the music is so important to future generations and the artistry is impeccable

Poet and a prophet. One love☝🏻❤️

Basically speaking, every Marley jam addresses one of three topics: partying/getting high/feeling good; romance/interpersonal intimacy; and matters of justice (with Rastafarianism being a subtopic thereof) ----and I'll forever be grateful for the fact that by sheer chance, this track in particular is the one that introduced him to me

I moved from Alabama to California in the early '90's. While at a street fair in Bakersfield, i ran into a group of guys promoting thier new seafood reggae bar. So i went by one afternoon to check them out...ended working there and becoming great friends with them. They introduced me to reggae and Rastafarianism. Been a huge fan ever since. Black Uhuru, Steel Pulse, Aswad..it's one of my favorite genres now.

Jamel, You Must Do " No Woman No Cry " The Live At The Rainbow Version.

this song helped expand my heart and mind.