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One Love by The Wailers

All these curiosities add up to very solid set, but all of the alternate takes and rarities make it one that's decidedly for fans-- of Marley and early reggae alike. A must-have for reggae collectors everywhere.

Tracklist
1.This Train2:15
2.Simmer Down2:50
3.I'm Going Home3:40
4.Do You Remember2:52
5.Mr. Talkative2:05
6.Habits2:11
7.Amen2:36
8.Go Jimmy Go2:30
9.Teenager In Love2:43
10.I Need You3:09
11.It Hurts To Be Alone2:42
12.True Confessions2:45
13.Lonesome Feelings2:55
14.There She Goes2:44
15.Diamond Baby2:11
16.Playboy2:13
17.Where Is The Girl for Me3:16
18.Hooligan3:02
19.One Love3:21
20.Love & Affection2:38
21.And I Love Her3:06
22.Rude Boy2:03
23.I'm Still Waiting3:35
24.Ska Jerk2:59
25.Somewhere To Lay My Head3:02
26.Wages Of Love (Rehersal)2:35
27.Wages Of Love3:17
28.I'm Gonna Put It On3:08
29.Cry To Me2:44
30.Jailhouse Alt: Rudie2:27
31.Sinner Man3:07
32.Who Feels It Knows It2:34
33.Let Him Go2:51
34.When The Well Runs Dry2:31
35.Can't You See2:23
36.What Am I Supposed To Do2:59
37.Rolling Stone2:25
38.Bend Down Low2:33
39.Freedom Time2:51
40.Rocking Steady1:51
Credits
released October 30, 2015

1991, 1991 Jamaica Recording & Publishing Studio Ltd. t/a Studio One
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In 1965, no one thought that the Wailers would become the most important group in the history of Jamaican music. Bob Marley & the Wailers would become as important to reggae as the Beatles were to British rock in terms of influence and bringing a new musical style to the world, and Marley, Peter Tosh, and Neville Livingston would all go on to celebrated solo careers.