Legend-Authentic transcriptions with notes and tablature of 14 great songs. Includes I Shot The Sheriff No Woman No Cry Is This Love and Jamming.

Fourteen of his most memorable songs including Could You Be Loved Exodus Get Up Stand Up and I Shot The Sheriff.

Description The Best Of Bob Marley (Easy Guitar) Forty-five reggae classics from the master, arranged for easy guitar in standard notation, complete with lyrics, guitar chord boxes and strum patterns. Songlist Africa Unite Belly Full (Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)) Buffalo Soldier Chances Are Coming In From The Cold Concrete Jungle Could You Be Loved Crazy Bald Heads Easy Skanking Exodus Get Up Stand Up Guava Jelly I Shot The Sheriff I'm Hurting Inside (Hurting Inside) I'm Still Waiting Iron Lion Zion Is This Love Jammin' Kinky Reggae Lick Samba Lively Up Yourself Mellow Mood Natural Mystic Nice Time No Sympathy No Woman No Cry One Drop One Love Pimper's Paradise Please Don't Rock My Boat Redemption Song Roots, Rock, Reggae Small Axe So Much Trouble In The World Soul Captive Soul Rebel Stir It Up Sun Is Shining Thank You Lord Three Little Birds Time Will Tell Trench Town Rock Waiting In Vain Who The Cap Fits Why Should I

Your passport to a new world of music By Raleigh Green Series: National Guitar Workshop: Guitar Atlas Category: Guitar Method or Supplement Format: Book & CD Jamaican music is loved throughout the world for its laid-back feel as well as its intense, lively rhythms. Its influence is apparent across many musical styles, from reggae rhythms in the songs of popular bands like The Police, to ska beats in the music of groups such as The Mighty Mighty Bosstones and The Toasters. Even rap music evolved from the Jamaican vocal style called “toasting,” and the influence of Bob Marley is evident throughout the world of music and pop culture. Guitar Atlas: Jamaica teaches many of the styles that make Jamaican music so unique, from early movements like mento (the calypso-inspired style popular in the 1950s) to modern styles like dub (an electronic form of reggae). You’ll learn about the spiritual influence of the Rastafarian religion and explore the work of numerous Jamaican musicians, including Lord Flea, Count Lasher, The Maytals, The Skatalites, Lynn Taitt, Bob Marley, Black Uhuru, Ernest Ranglin, and many others. With a wealth of chordal and melodic ideas for the guitar, this book will improve your technique, increase your knowledge, and make you a more well-rounded musician. The CD demonstrates all the examples and compositions featured in the book.

Bob Marley is perhaps the most important voice of Reggae music, crossing-over and achieving an iconic status in the mainstream pop industry. His songs of protest, freedom, liberation, love and equality have become some of the best-loved songs of the era, poignantly evoking the struggles, hardships and injustices of a troubled time. This special addition to the Chord Songbook series presents all 124 Bob Marley songs as featured on such albums as African Herbsman and Catch A Fire, right up to Uprising and Confrontation, including extra songs from later compilations. All the songs have been arranged with a full chord guide and complete lyrics.