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Feel the positive energy of Bob Marley's 'Three Little Birds lyrics.' This timeless anthem of optimism and courage continues to inspire hearts worldwide.

The phrase “No woman, no cry” wasn’t just the title of Bob’s song — it was a benediction over Rita’s life. Silent strengths ...

In the 1970s, Bob Marley, a proponent of reggae music, took the same path. The Jamaican singer-songwriter used his music to promote so-cial justice. He wrote songs for peace and unity. He performed in ...

People are being called to “join this growing consensus regarding the existential crisis facing the people of Gaza,” with ...

Bermuda’s history is rooted in injustice and resistance. From the cruelty of slavery, our ancestors rose with dignity and ...

Reggae music lovers, in the scene here, are in for a treat! Yes, renowned reggae artiste Alpha Blondy, who has achieved ...

From rain-soaked summers at Glastonbury to Bob Marley at a smoke-filled Hammersmith Palais, parliamentarians share stories ...

Renowned Jamaican reggae legend Clinton Fearon released the first single, “Sleepwalking,” from his upcoming “Jah is Love” ...

Reggae fans in Sri Lanka are in for a historic treat as legendary Ivorian reggae icon Alpha Blondy (real name Seydou Koné) is ...

Local favorites Poor Man’s Whiskey and David Luning are among those set to perform at the weekly Peacetown concert series ...

Today in Music History for May 19: In 1866, "When You and I Were Young, Maggie," which became one of the most popular ballads in North America, was published in Indianapolis, Ind., by James A.