Does anyone know what it is? I got one of his greatest hits but it doesnt have ''dont worry about a thing cause every little things gonna be alright''

The song you are refering is "Three Little Birds"!

If I remember correctly, it was the Legend CD, which does have Three Little Birds.

It's "Three Little Birds". The song is on the "Exodus" album.

I didn't know that was the name of the song. So now that scene has a little more meaning given the circumstances.

Krytonite said:

yeah!

Please don't buy Legend!

Has original issue of "TLB" and "One Love" which were featured in the movie.


Actual disc shown in movie. It is a greatest hits collection and has both songs as well as "Redemption Song" which plays over closing credits.

magnificentsynthesizer said:

I disagree. Even though this is a greatest hits collection, it is highly recommended for reggae novices. Even hardcore fans have it because "Redemption Song" and "Buffalo Soldier" debuted here.

magnificentsynthesizer said:

Doesn't everybody in the world alreay have it?

mynameisnotsusan said:

Unfortunately, yes.

PFunkjazz said:

most hardcore fans I know can't stand Legend, including me! UGH! there are better ways to get introduced to Marley than that album!

Songs of freedom, a much better collection that everyone and I mean everyone should own

He also refers to an album as 'the greatest album ever', then proceeds to play 'Stir It Up'

Stir It Up is on this album...

magnificentsynthesizer said:

I don't have a copy of that
I only have one of his albums, thus far, and I might consider getting a couple of more in the future. No hits compilations though

PFunkjazz said:

I totally agree! It's a must have!

I also own the 4 cd anthology and I LOVE it!!

FuNkeNsteiN said:

No offense to King Bob, but if you're going to beef up the reggae in your stash, get some Dennis Brown. His voice is...

I like how they tied Marley into the film. It should be done more often. Even if an artist's work isn't actually tied into the script, it would be nice to have one artist throughout.

And while we're on the subject of Legend, can someone tell me how that 3.5 ft 80lb girl managed to get Will home?

Dance said:

I haven't listened to much reggae so I'm not hip to any cool reggae acts.
Thanks for the tip

rebelsoldier said:

I adore that one as well! Marley novices and fans should really listen and study this man and his music with this set.

one of many cringe-worthy moments in that awful movie

FuNkeNsteiN said:

The name of that album is "Catch A Fire" and it's a great album. I especially love "Kinky Reggae" .

Cinnamon234 said:

That's the only Bob Marley record I got

planetearthsucks said:

It's true, the best parts of the movie, were the really big holes in it. It was comedic.

FuNkeNsteiN said:

Stir it up is also on Legend. Legend is like Bob's greatest hits.

silverchild said:

Great set.

my peeps.

rebelsoldier said:

But instead of getting 'Legend', I suggest buying 'Catch A Fire' and 'Exodus' as separate albums to get the two cuts played in the movie.