What are the top 5 reggae songs?
What are the top 5 reggae songs?
Best Reggae Songs: Top 10 Best Reggae Songs Of All Time
- Pressure Drop – Toots And The Maytals.
- I Can See Clearly Now – Johnny Nash.
- Many Rivers To Cross – Jimmy Cliff.
- Slow Down – Skip Marley Ft. H.E.R.
- Switch Up – Proteje Ft Koffee.
- Blessed – Buju Banton.
- Cool As The Breeze/Friday – Chronixx.
- Pressure – Koffee Ft. Buju Banton.
What did Bob Marley died of?
MélanomeBob Marley / Cause de la mort Marley died the following year as a result of acral lentiginous melanoma, which he had been diagnosed with in 1977. He was buried in his Jamaican birthplace of the village Nine Mile.
Who wrote Bob Marley Three Little Birds?
Bob MarleyThree Little Birds / Parolier
How many songs Bob Marley sing?
164 Bob Marley Songs. Here's a complete list of 164 songs by Bob Marley and the Wailers. You may recognise some but others you may have never heard of. Enjoy!
What is the number one reggae song of all time?
27 Best Reggae Songs Ever (All-Time Hits)
- 1) One Love – Bob Marley and The Wailers. ...
- 2)Legalize It – Peter Tosh. ...
- 3) The Tide Is High – The Paragons. ...
- 4) Bam Bam – Sister Nancy. ...
- 5) Three Little Birds – Bob Marley And The Wailers. ...
- 6) I Shot The Sheriff – Bob Marley And The Wailers. ...
- 7) Hold Me Tight – Johnny Nash.
What is the best selling reggae song?
Best Sellers in Reggae
- #1. In the Moment. Rebelution. 4.8 out of 5 stars 49. ...
- #2. Christmas in the Islands (Deluxe Edition) Shaggy. ...
- #3. Count Me In. Rebelution. ...
- #4. Free Rein. Rebelution. ...
- #5. Falling into Place. Rebelution. ...
- #6. Live at Red Rocks. Rebelution. ...
- #7. Courage to Grow. Rebelution. ...
- #8. Count Me In (Acoustic) Rebelution.
What was Bob Marley last words?
The reggae legend's poignant last words were: "Money can't buy life." His body was then flown home to Jamaica, where Marley was given a State funeral on .
Who Shot Bob Marley?
Attempted assassination of Bob Marley
| Bob Marley assassination attempt | |
|---|---|
| Target | Bob Marley |
| Injured | Bob Marley Rita Marley Don Taylor Louis Griffiths |
| Perpetrator | Seven armed gunmen (mainly Lester Coke) |
| Motive | Attempt to halt the "politically progressive" music of Marley |
