Roots, Rock, Raggae
Bob Marley · Marley (Original Soundtrack) [2012]
This a reggae music.
Play I some music
This a reggae music.
Roots, Rock, Reggae,
This a reggae music.
Roots, Rock, Reggae,
This a reggae music.
Hey mister music,
sure sound good to me
I can't refuse it
what to be, got to be
Feel like dancing
dance 'cause we are free
Feel like dancing,
come dance with me
Roots Rock Reggae
This a reggae music
Roots Rock Reggae (yea)
This a reggae music
Play I some music
This a reggae music
Play I some music
This a reggae music
Play I some R&B whoaa
Want all my people to see
We bubbling on the top one hundred
just like a mighty dread
Play I some R&B
Want all my people to see
We bubbling on the top one hundred
Just like a mighty dread
Roots Rock Reggae
This a reggae music (aha)
Roots Rock Reggae
This a reggae music
Play I some music
This a reggae music
Play I some music
This a reggae music
Play I some R&B (whoaa)
Want all my people to see
We bubbling on the top one hundred
just like a mighty dread
Play I some music
This a reggae music
Play I some music
This a reggae music
This a reggae music (fade)
Roots, Rock, Raggae
This track by Bob Marley, featured on the Marley Original Soundtrack, exemplifies the fusion of reggae rhythms with rock instrumentation that defined his later career. The song serves as a sonic manifesto for the genre, blending traditional Jamaican musical elements with a driving rock beat to create a powerful, energetic sound. Marley's vocal delivery remains characteristic of his mastery, delivering messages of unity and cultural pride with his signature warmth. Released as part of a comprehensive soundtrack project, the recording highlights the versatility of his artistry, showcasing how he could adapt his style while maintaining the authentic roots of reggae. It stands as a testament to his enduring influence on global music, capturing the spirit of the era through a dynamic and engaging musical arrangement.