Artist	Song
Bob Marley & The Wailers	Slave Driver
from Catch a Fire (2001)
Bob Marley & The Wailers	Soul Rebel
from Soul Rebels (2004)
Bob Marley	Rebel Music (3 O'Clock Road Block)
from Live at the Roxy: The Complete Concert (2003)
Bob Marley & The Wailers	One Love
from The Birth of a Legend (1994)
Bob Marley	I Know a Place
from The Lee Perry Connection (2006)
Bob Marley & The Wailers	Time Will Tell
from Natural Mystic: The Legend Lives On (1995)
Bob Marley & The Wailers	Fussing and Fighting
from Bob Marley: Grooving Kingston 12 - The JAD Masters 1970-1972 (Box Set) (2004)
Bob Marley & The Wailers	Caution
from Fy-ah, Fy-ah - The JAD Masters, 1967-1970 (Remastered) [Box Set] (2004)
Bob Marley	One Drop
from Survival (2001)
Bob Marley	Zion Train
from Uprising (2001)
Bob Marley & The Wailers	Positive Vibration
from Babylon by Bus (Live) (2001)
Bob Marley	Mr. Chatterbox
from Trench Town Rock (1997)
Bob Marley	Bend Down Low (Live in the Studio)
from Talkin' Blues (2002)
Bob Marley & The Wailers	Kaya
from Kaya (2001)
Bob Marley	Rasta Man Chant
from Burnin' (2004)
Bob Marley	Chant Down Babylon
from Confrontation (2001)
Bob Marley	Blackman Redemption
from Confrontation (2001)
Bob Marley & The Wailers	She's Gone
from Kaya (2001)
Bob Marley	Thank You Lord
from Trench Town Rock (1997)
Bob Marley	Jah Live
from Rastaman Vibration (2001)
Bob Marley	Talkin' Blues
from Talkin' Blues (2002)
Bob Marley & The Wailers	Screw Face
from Bob Marley: Grooving Kingston 12 - The JAD Masters 1970-1972 (Box Set) (2004)
Bob Marley	Soul Shake Down Party
from Trench Town Rock (1997)
Bob Marley	Africa Unite
from Survival (2001)
Bob Marley	Bad Card
from Uprising (2001)

Comment:

With the deliberate, feline tread of a lion stalking its prey, Marley's "One Drop" isn't so much a full-frontal assault on the system's injustice as it is a Trojan horse, its sleepy rhythm masking long-buried rage. Curtis Mayfield's "People Get Ready" takes the slow boat to the islands in Marley's "Time Will Tell," a wake-up call to the faithful, warning "ya think you're in heaven, but ya living in hell," and the hour of decision is near. And dub master producer Lee "Scratch" Perry lays the bass on thicker than saw grass in "Soul Rebel," as Marley's vocal cuts through the swampy arrangement like a machete. As you explore at this level, you'll discover songs that, although more obscure, are no less impassioned and superbly crafted than Marley's hits.

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