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- Songs Of Freedom
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Bob Marley
Released 1992

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- 1
- Judge Not
- 02:26
- 20,167 plays

- 2
- One Cup Of Coffee
- 02:34
- 19,820 plays

- 3
- Simmer Down
- 02:50
- 10,265 plays

- 4
- I'm Still Waiting
- 03:06
- 10,587 plays

- 5
- One Love/People Get Ready
- 03:21
- 9,245 plays

- 6
- Put It On
- 03:08
- 9,104 plays

- 7
- Bus Dem Shut
- 02:47
- 18,610 plays

- 8
- Mellow Mood
- 03:31
- 18,200 plays

- 9
- Bend Down Low
- 02:30
- 16,858 plays

- 10
- Hypocrite
- 02:35
- 18,037 plays

- 11
- Stir It Up
- 03:12
- 21,216 plays

- 12
- Nice Time
- 02:45
- 15,459 plays

- 13
- Thank You Lord
- 03:40
- 18,248 plays

- 14
- Hammer
- 02:56
- 9,221 plays

- 15
- Caution
- 02:44
- 16,128 plays

- 16
- Back Out
- 02:18
- 15,327 plays

- 17
- Soul Shake Down Party
- 03:05
- 14,532 plays

- 18
- Do It Twice
- 02:48
- 15,302 plays

- 19
- Soul Rebel
- 03:18
- 15,985 plays

- 20
- Sun Is Shining
- 02:11
- 18,005 plays

- 21
- Don't Rock The Boat
- 04:31
- 17,721 plays

- 22
- Small Axe
- 03:56
- 14,958 plays

- 23
- Duppy Conqueror
- 03:40
- 14,894 plays

- 24
- Mr. Brown
- 03:32
- 16,468 plays

- 25
- Screw Face
- 02:23
- 13,832 plays

- 26
- Lick Samba
- 02:33
- 14,990 plays

- 27
- Trenchtown Rock
- 03:28
- 15,753 plays

- 28
- Craven Choke Puppy
- 02:52
- 15,185 plays

- 29
- Guava Jelly
- 02:17
- 17,676 plays

- 30
- Guava Jelly/This Train/Cornerstone/Comma Comma/Dewdrops/Stir It up/L'M
- 12:09
- 6,970 plays

- 31
- I'm Hurting Inside
- 03:28
- 17,428 plays

- 32
- High Tide Or Low Tide
- 04:09
- 20,388 plays

- 33
- Slave Driver
- 02:51
- 14,503 plays

- 34
- No More Trouble
- 03:59
- 15,371 plays

- 35
- Concrete Jungle
- 04:10
- 19,887 plays

- 36
- Get Up, Stand Up
- 03:14
- 20,262 plays

- 37
- Rastaman Chant
- 03:50
- 17,608 plays

- 38
- Burnin' And Lootin'
- 04:13
- 17,000 plays

- 39
- Iron Lion Zion
- 02:55
- 19,610 plays

- 40
- Lively Up Yourself
- 05:10
- 16,691 plays

- 41
- Natty Dread
- 03:34
- 15,988 plays

- 42
- I Shot The Sheriff
- 05:24
- 21,977 plays

- 43
- No Woman No Cry
- 05:22
- 39,395 plays

- 44
- Who The Cap Fit
- 04:42
- 19,570 plays

- 45
- Jah Live
- 04:15
- 20,443 plays

- 46
- Crazy Baldhead
- 03:10
- 18,080 plays

- 47
- War
- 03:36
- 18,225 plays

- 48
- Johnny Was
- 03:46
- 17,263 plays

- 49
- Rat Race
- 02:49
- 18,082 plays

- 50
- Jamming
- 05:45
- 21,388 plays

- 51
- Waiting In Vain
- 03:59
- 21,667 plays

- 52
- Exodus
- 07:24
- 18,177 plays

- 53
- Natural Mystic
- 03:31
- 18,503 plays

- 54
- Three Little Birds
- 02:56
- 37,570 plays

- 55
- Running Away
- 04:14
- 16,545 plays

- 56
- Keep On Moving
- 05:44
- 17,063 plays

- 57
- Easy Skanking
- 02:56
- 17,323 plays

- 58
- Is This Love
- 04:00
- 23,304 plays

- 59
- Smile Jamaica
- 03:13
- 32,312 plays

- 60
- Time Will Tell
- 03:30
- 16,486 plays

- 61
- Africa Unite
- 02:54
- 24,019 plays

- 62
- Survival
- 03:52
- 17,235 plays

- 63
- One Drop
- 03:51
- 18,085 plays

- 64
- One Dub
- 03:53
- 16,053 plays

- 65
- Zimbabwe
- 03:47
- 18,474 plays

- 66
- So Much Trouble In The World
- 03:57
- 18,180 plays

- 67
- Ride Natty Ride
- 06:22
- 16,441 plays

- 68
- Babylon System
- 04:18
- 17,084 plays

- 69
- Coming In From The Cold
- 06:04
- 17,446 plays

- 70
- Real Situation
- 03:08
- 15,555 plays

- 71
- Bad Card
- 02:48
- 17,617 plays

- 72
- Could You Be Loved
- 05:26
- 25,470 plays

- 73
- Forever Loving Jah
- 03:51
- 18,396 plays

- 74
- Rastaman Live Up
- 05:21
- 15,082 plays

- 75
- Give Thanks And Praises
- 03:14
- 16,082 plays

- 76
- One Love/People Get Ready
- 07:08
- 20,648 plays

- 77
- Why Should I
- 03:33
- 15,654 plays

- 78
- Redemption Song
- 04:06
- 26,898 plays

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album review

Originally released as a limited-edition box set in 1992, Songs of Freedom presents an alternate history of Bob Marley's career, tracing his progression with outtakes, rare singles, alternate mixes, live tracks, and album tracks instead of the songs that formed the bulk of his legacy, as it were. The question is, is this a reasonable track to take? For the most part, yes it is, even if it tends to be a little misleading. That problem isn't too great, since Songs of Freedom isn't targeted at the audience that would want just the basics -- Legend already exists for them, and that sums up everything they need to know about Marley, the ambassador of reggae. The remainder of Marley's audience realizes this box exists just to get rarities to the diehards, and they're thrilled that it exists for that purpose. Because of its nature, Songs of Freedom isn't especially compelling to anyone that isn't a hardcore fan -- although the first disc of ska and rocksteady material will be delightful to anyone that likes early reggae and isn't thrilled by Marley's rock-star posturing in the '70s -- but for those very fans, it's a valuable addition to their collection, since it rounds up rarities with ease and purpose. What Songs of Freedom should not be seen as is a definitive overview of Marley's career -- it's just for collectors and hardcore fans, the kind of listener who has memorized the original studio albums. For those listeners, it's hard to resist Songs of Freedom, but everybody else will be able to safely pass it by. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide