Guardian Music — As part of the Guardian's summer of music, we are releasing a history of modern music. Download the world and folk music playlist here• Get the data• Download the dance playlist• Download the indie playlist• Download the hip hop playlist• D... more info

Guardian Music — 22 April 1978: Number 36 in our series of the 50 key events in the history of world and folk musicThe One Love Peace Concert, held in the outdoor National Stadium in Kingston, the Jamaican capital, was the longest and most political reggae concert ev... more info

VH1 Blog — Last month Lauryn Hill made her first late night appearance in years for Bob Marley Week on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, and she must have had a great experience with the show, because she was back last night to play her classic single “Doo Wop (T... more info

Topix — Youssou N'Dour, from Dakar How better to introduce this Senegalese superstar's reggae project than with a tribute to Bob Marley, who "gave the world reggae." N'Dour doesn't just hitch a ride on the Kingston groove, but maintains enough of his signatu... more info

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Popeater — Filed under: Celebrity Baby, Gut Reactions, Music News, Celebrity Twitter, Celebrity Scandal, AOL Music Lauryn Hill is now pregnant with her sixth child, but upon hearing the news, her longtime partner, Rohan Marley has denied that he is the father. ... more info

Guardian Music — 'The last time I had a spliff it knocked me out for a day, a night and another day'Lee "Scratch" Perry, 75, was born in Jamaica. In 1968 he formed a label, Upsetter Records, to record his own music; his first single was People Funny Boy. In 1969, he ... more info

Guardian Music — Working in rock recording studios in the 60s and 70s was a test of stamina as much as skill. Island Records engineer Phill Brown recalls his eventful career in the control roomAs the house recording engineer at Island Records' studios in London durin... more info

Guardian Music — Rolling Stones frontman claims group featuring Dave Stewart, Joss Stone, Damian Marley and AR Rahman is 'not all weird'For 18 months, Mick Jagger has been working on a secret album with Dave Stewart, Joss Stone, Damian Marley and AR Rahman. Super Hea... more info