This album became Marley’s highest-charting release in the United States during his lifetime. It features "War," a song directly adapted from Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie I’s 1963 speech to the United Nations.
[1976] Rastaman Vibration (U.S. Chart Breakthrough) │ ▼ [1977] Exodus (Time Magazine's Album of the Century) │ ▼ [1978] Kaya (Smooth, Celebratory Reggae Grooves) │ ▼ [1979] Survival (Pan-African Liberation Anthems) │ ▼ [1980] Uprising (Final Masterpiece & Spiritual Culmination) bob marley discografia by flightlinerar
A more relaxed, love-centric album featuring "Is This Love." Survival (1979) and Uprising (1980): This album became Marley’s highest-charting release in the
This pivotal release solidified Marley's status as a solo creative force. The political commentary sharpened, while the melodies grew more accessible. Chart Breakthrough) │ ▼ [1977] Exodus (Time Magazine's
"No Woman, No Cry", "Rebel Music (3 o'clock Roadblock)", "Revolution". Rastaman Vibration (1976)
Contains "Get Up, Stand Up" and "I Shot the Sheriff"; this album solidified their militant stance on systemic oppression.