I think this is the 5th version I’ve shared here. If it’s not already obvious, this is my all time favourite Bob Marley song.
Love this acoustic version.
One of my most prized possessions. Very hard to find but found one on eBay a few years ago (expensive).
4 discs, 5 hours of non stop eargasms from the production and song writing maestro’s.
These guys took the reigns from Quincy to really shape a new R&B sound which still has a huge influence today.
All for one, brilliant album
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New Maxwell - which means the album is coming soon.
Chilling video for it on Tidal (wait for the ending).
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Hilarious cover. Don’t be mistaken - this is pure soulful funk.
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I’ve now been waiting decades for these guys to tour Australia 
Talented drummer / leader singer. I can barely tap my foot on beat and sing at the same time 
Talented keyboard and bass players too
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"According to Bruce Swedien, who was the engineer on the session, Jackson, his brother Randy and sister Janet tapped soda bottles with drumsticks to form some of the percussion at the beginning of this song. Swedien recorded this part using old ribbon microphones.
Janet told Ryan Seacrest: “He [Michael] had all these ideas and he needed someone to help him out. We were just kids, we were just babies, and so we’re up there playing all kinds of percussion to help him create that to give to Quincy so they could put the real thing down.”
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90’s classic. Love the piano intro on this extended mix. Some more lovely piano mixed in over the last 2 mins.
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Can anyone spot the Stevie Wonder track sample?
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A classic.
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