JamBase — Today marks 36 years since reggae legend Bob Marley held his last scheduled public concert. more info

TMZ — One of Bob Marley's BFFs is getting screwed out of money for 2 of the reggae star's iconic tracks ... according to the lawsuit he's filed to get cash for the heirs of rasta messiah Haile Selassie. Allan Cole is suing Island, Universal and Tuff… ... more info

The Mirror — Marianna Zappi belts out Bob Marley's Redemption Song more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Earlier this year, Yep Roc Music Group launched its massive Studio One reissue campaign. Founded in 1954 in Kingston by Clement “Coxsone” Dodd, the label practically defined reggae, releasing records by the biggest names in the genre: Bob Marley ... more info

Yahoo! Music — Strumming their guitars and clapping together, American musician Lanny Cordola and his Afghan pupils sing a Bob Marley tune as they sit on a hill in Kabul. The song is one of several the guitarist has taught the children to play at The Miraculous Lov... more info

BBC News - UK — Saxophonist Headley Bennett, who played on Judge Not, Bob Marley's first song, dies at the age of 85. more info

Core News — “Rodigan plays a school choir’s rendition of Bob Marley to mark Jamaican Independence, plus the Scorcher comes from the FRIGHTNRS.” Check out other David Rodigan shows in my archive and subscribe to the feed to get good music in the future. Dav... more info

BBC News - UK — Marlon James' novel based around the attempted assassination of Bob Marley saw him become the first Jamaican author to win the prestigious Man Booker Prize. more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — As Cleveland prepares for the 2016 Republican National Convention, the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame is opening a very timely exhibit around rock and politics. "Louder Than Words: Rock, Power & Politics" looks at some of the most important debates in ou... more info

MSN Music — For about 24 hours on May 15 and 16, Sinead O'Connor was missing. Almost immediately reports surfaced that she was suicidal. While in most cases, that is an obvious rush to judgment, but in Sinead's case, it's unfortunately not out of the... more info