1960s music was almost as popular in the 1980s as it was in the 1960s. During the Reagan years, 1960s songs like The Beatles’ ...

The hit song was first released by Bob Marley, the most famous reggae musician in history ... Eurythmics - "Here Comes The ...

On Feb. 20, the group will release EP "Talk Is Cheap," a four-song collection of dynamic crunch, driving riffs and mysterious ...

He would have turned 80 on February 6 ... Indeed, Marley's songs will probably be playing in reggae bars in seemingly every corner of the world even now. The legacy of the beloved Jamaican ...

Her powerful voice and choice of emotive songs, many featured in movie soundtracks, earned her the much-deserved title of “Queen of the Power Ballads.” The youngest of 14 children growing up ...

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has unveiled ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025 official song, Jeeto Baazi Khel Ke, by renowned singer Atif Aslam. With 12 days to go until the unmissable ...

the one and only Bob Marley would have turned 80. The Jamaican singer and activist is one of the most respected artists in history and left an incredible legacy with some of the best reggae songs ...

The estate of Bob Marley has lined up a series of events to celebrate what would have been the reggae legend’s 80th ... with powerful songs like ‘Forever Loving Jah,’ ‘Coming In From ...

Pioneering reggae artist Bob Marley would have been celebrating ... not letting others change them. His songs are still being listened to today. Could You Be Loved was the most played track ...

The pioneering reggae artist, who died aged 36 in 1981 ... Following “Could You Be Loved” are the songs “One Love/People Get Ready” and “Three Little Birds” as the second and third ...

The NYC premiere of Studio 17: The Lost Reggae Tapes took place at the new Bronx Music Hall this past weekend, with cultural legends from the reggae and Hip-Hop communities convening to celebrate ...

"I'm of the age where I remember when her song dropped," she says. "When it came out, I was partying in Scarborough, in basement parties. When they'd put the reggae set on, it was just all men.