Bob Marley was a symbol of human rights, fighting for social equality with zealous determination. For many, he symbolized the hopes of the downtrodden for a better life. Stirred by global politics, Marley used his brilliant and evocative music as a powerful way to deliver a universal message of peace, love and equality to all corners of the globe. He was the voice of a new world trying to be born, the face of international freedom movements, both political and spiritual.

At the height of his popularity and after a lifetime demonstrating the world-changing power of music, his life was claimed by cancer in 1981 at the age of 36.

Rebel Music is the definitive, official Bob Marley documentary as told by those who knew him best.

Featuring previously unheard recordings, news clips of the time and newly discovered dynamic performance footage of many of Bob Marley classic hits. The program also features previously unseen footage of life with his family and the early years in “Trenchtown”, as well as exclusive interviews with his wife Rita Marley, Lee “Scratch” Perry, Chris Blackwell and the original members of his band, The Wailers.

“I’ll never be a politician or even think political… I just deal with life and nature. Those are the greatest things to me” - Bob Marley

“When he’s singin’ he’s fightin’ a war” - Rita Marley

“I don’t care who the man is. My right is my right. It’s my life…all I have is my life.” - Bob Marley

Rebel Music includes the following classic songs:

Rebel Music Judge Not Soul Rebel Corner Stone Rightime Simmer Down Put It On One Love Stir It Up It’s Alright Burnin’ and Lootin’ Rastaman Chant Zion Train Chosen One Concrete Jungle One Cup Of Coffee Nice Time Duppy Conqueror Soul Rebel Get Up, Stand Up I Shot The Sheriff Revolution Them Belly Full Lively Up Yourself Crazy Baldheads No More Trouble Rat Race Exodus So Much Trouble Is This Love Turn Your Lights Down Low War No Woman, No Cry Time Will Tell Jammin’ Natural Mystic Work Bad Card Forever Lovin Jah Survival Africa Unite Zimbabwe I Know A Place Running Away Redemption Song Revolution