One Love, by The Wailers

One Love

by The Wailers

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1.	This Train 02:15	buy track
2.	Simmer Down 02:50	buy track
3.	I'm Going Home 03:40	buy track
4.	Do You Remember 02:52	buy track
5.	Mr. Talkative 02:05	buy track
6.	Habits 02:11	buy track
7.	Amen 02:36	buy track
8.	Go Jimmy Go 02:29	buy track
9.	Teenager In Love 02:43	buy track
10.	I Need You 03:09	buy track
11.	It Hurts To Be Alone 02:42	buy track
12.	True Confessions 02:45	buy track
13.	Lonesome Feelings 02:54	buy track
14.	There She Goes 02:44	buy track
15.	Diamond Baby 02:11	buy track
16.	Playboy 02:13	buy track
17.	Where Is The Girl for Me 03:16	buy track
18.	Hooligan 03:02	buy track
19.	One Love 03:21	buy track
20.	Love & Affection 02:38	buy track
21.	And I Love Her 03:06	buy track
22.	Rude Boy 02:03	buy track
23.	I'm Still Waiting 03:34	buy track
24.	Ska Jerk 02:59	buy track
25.	Somewhere To Lay My Head 03:02	buy track
26.	Wages Of Love (Rehersal) 02:35	buy track
27.	Wages Of Love 03:16	buy track
28.	I'm Gonna Put It On 03:08	buy track
29.	Cry To Me 02:43	buy track
30.	Jailhouse Alt: Rudie 02:27	buy track
31.	Sinner Man 03:06	buy track
32.	Who Feels It Knows It 02:34	buy track
33.	Let Him Go 02:51	buy track
34.	When The Well Runs Dry 02:31	buy track
35.	Can't You See 02:23	buy track
36.	What Am I Supposed To Do 02:59	buy track
37.	Rolling Stone 02:24	buy track
38.	Bend Down Low 02:33	buy track
39.	Freedom Time 02:51	buy track
40.	Rocking Steady 01:51	buy track

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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.

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released October 30, 2015

1991, 1991 Jamaica Recording & Publishing Studio Ltd. t/a Studio One

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The Wailers Jamaica

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. ... more