Bob Marley — Every Wailers Album, Every Anthem, No Ads

Updated April 2026 · 88 tracks · Free

Some artists become famous. Bob Marley became something closer to a prophet. Nine studio albums in ten years, and somehow every single one still feels necessary — still urgent, still comforting, still the exact thing you didn't know you needed to hear today. From the rough Kingston grooves of *Catch a Fire* to the skeletal, almost unbearable beauty of *Redemption Song* on *Uprising*, Marley built a body of work that crossed reggae into rock, gospel, politics, and pure love songs — and somehow made all of it sound like one unified voice.

Why It Works

Stream every Bob Marley & The Wailers studio album without ads, without sign-up, without Spotify deciding you should listen to reggae-pop instead. Just hit play and let *Exodus* unfold the way it was meant to — side by side, track by track.

Why Mixtuby

YouTube has every Marley song, but it also has every fan upload, every "relax reggae mix," and an autoplay that drops you into something random. Mixtuby organizes it: album view, clean tracklist, one-click play. No account, no interruptions. The way a vinyl feels — just on your phone.

Discography

Explore the complete Bob Marley studio albums. Click any album to see the full track list and listen.

Catch a Fire by Bob Marley — album cover
Catch a Fire 1973
9 tracks · Island/Tuff Gong

Concrete Jungle, Stir It Up, Slave Driver. The album that introduced reggae to the world. Chris Blackwell polished it for rock audiences.

Burnin' by Bob Marley — album cover
Burnin' 1973
10 tracks · Island/Tuff Gong

Get Up Stand Up, I Shot the Sheriff, Burnin' and Lootin'. Clapton's cover of Sheriff hit #1. The Wailers' last album as a trio.

Natty Dread by Bob Marley — album cover
Natty Dread 1974
9 tracks · Island/Tuff Gong

No Woman No Cry, Lively Up Yourself, Rebel Music. First album without Tosh and Bunny. The I Threes arrive.

Rastaman Vibration by Bob Marley — album cover
Rastaman Vibration 1976
10 tracks · Island/Tuff Gong

Positive Vibration, Roots Rock Reggae, War. First US Top 10. War set Haile Selassie's speech to music.

Exodus by Bob Marley — album cover
Exodus 1977
10 tracks · Island/Tuff Gong

Jamming, Three Little Birds, One Love, Waiting in Vain. Named Album of the Century by Time Magazine.

Kaya by Bob Marley — album cover
Kaya 1978
10 tracks · Island/Tuff Gong

Is This Love, Sun Is Shining, Satisfy My Soul. The mellow one — love songs and ganja meditations from London exile.

Survival by Bob Marley — album cover
Survival 1979
10 tracks · Island/Tuff Gong

Zimbabwe, Africa Unite, So Much Trouble. Political, militant, Pan-African. Performed at Zimbabwe's independence.

Uprising by Bob Marley — album cover
Uprising 1980
10 tracks · Island/Tuff Gong

Could You Be Loved, Redemption Song, Forever Loving Jah. His final album released in life. Redemption Song is just Bob and a guitar.

Confrontation by Bob Marley — album cover
Confrontation 1983
10 tracks · Island/Tuff Gong

Buffalo Soldier, Chant Down Babylon, Blackman Redemption. Released posthumously from unfinished sessions.

Biography

Robert Nesta Marley was born in 1945 in Nine Mile, Saint Ann Parish, Jamaica. He grew up in Trench Town, Kingston — a neighborhood he'd immortalize in song decades later. In 1963 he formed The Wailing Wailers with Peter Tosh and Bunny Livingston (later Bunny Wailer).

They recorded ska singles for Studio One, then shifted toward the slower, deeper sound that would become roots reggae.

In 1972, Island Records founder Chris Blackwell signed the band and gave them budget no reggae act had ever seen — enough to record *Catch a Fire* properly and market it to rock audiences. Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer left after 1973's *Burnin'*. The I Threes — Rita Marley, Judy Mowatt, Marcia Griffiths — replaced them on backing vocals.

Marley survived an assassination attempt in December 1976, leaving Jamaica for London where he recorded *Exodus* and *Kaya*. He returned to perform at Zimbabwe's independence in 1980. He died of melanoma on May 11, 1981, aged 36.

He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1994.

History

*Catch a Fire* (1973) was the breakthrough — Blackwell overdubbed rock elements for Western ears without killing the groove. *Burnin'* followed six months later with *Get Up Stand Up* and *I Shot the Sheriff* (which Eric Clapton took to #1 in 1974).

*Natty Dread* (1974) is where Marley found his voice as a solo-billed leader — *No Woman No Cry* became the song everyone knows. *Rastaman Vibration* (1976) was his first US Top 10. *Exodus* (1977) is widely called his masterpiece: *Jamming*, *Three Little Birds*, *One Love*, *Waiting in Vain*.

Time Magazine named it Album of the Century.

*Kaya* (1978) was the mellow counterpoint — *Is This Love*, *Sun Is Shining*, *Satisfy My Soul*. *Survival* (1979) swung hard back into politics. *Uprising* (1980) was his last album in life, closing with *Redemption Song* — just Bob, an acoustic guitar, and one of the most quoted lyrics in popular music.

*Confrontation* (1983) appeared posthumously, built from unfinished sessions.

Legacy & Influence

Bob Marley sold over 75 million records. *Legend*, the 1984 best-of compilation, is the best-selling reggae album ever made and still sells hundreds of thousands of copies every year.

But the real legacy isn't sales. It's that *One Love* and *Redemption Song* are sung in every language, at every protest, at every wedding. Marley turned a small island's music into a universal vocabulary for freedom, love, and resistance.

Four decades after his death, he's still the most-covered songwriter in the world.

Perfect For

Sunday afternoons when you want the world to slow down
Beach days and summer cookouts — *Three Little Birds* was made for it
Chill work sessions when you need groove without distraction
Road trips, especially near the coast
Deep listens with *Exodus* or *Uprising* front to back
Politically charged moods — *Zimbabwe*, *War*, *Get Up Stand Up*
Late-night winding down with *No Woman No Cry* on repeat
Introducing reggae to someone who thinks they don't like reggae

How to Listen

1

Start with Greatest Hits — 20 tracks across every era

2

For one complete album, *Exodus* (1977) is the consensus masterpiece

3

*Redemption Song* is best heard last — save it for the end of a session

4

*Kaya* front-to-back is the perfect Sunday afternoon soundtrack

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Bob Marley — Every Wailers Album, Every Anthem, No Ads — FAQ

How many Bob Marley studio albums are there?

Nine studio albums with The Wailers released between 1973 and 1983 (Confrontation is posthumous). All nine stream free on this page.

What's the best Bob Marley album to start with?

*Exodus* (1977) is the consensus masterpiece — Jamming, Three Little Birds, One Love, Waiting in Vain. If you want the raw Wailers sound, start with *Catch a Fire* (1973).

Is Bob Marley music free on Mixtuby?

Yes. Every album streams free, no ads, no sign-up, no account. We organize videos from YouTube into clean album-based playlists.

Why is Redemption Song so different from his other songs?

It's the only acoustic solo track on Uprising — just Marley and a guitar. He was already dying when he recorded it. The lyrics quote Marcus Garvey's 1937 speech about mental emancipation.

Is Legend a studio album?

No. *Legend* (1984) is the posthumous greatest-hits compilation. It's the best-selling reggae album ever, but it's not on this page — we focus on the 9 studio albums.

Why did Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer leave The Wailers?

They left in 1974 after Burnin'. Tosh disliked Chris Blackwell's rock-marketing approach and felt the billing as 'Bob Marley and the Wailers' sidelined him. Both went on to successful solo careers.

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