1 No Woman No Cry If everyone at this riveting 1975 Lyceum recording had really been there, the gig would need to have been held at Wembley stadium.

2 Duppy Conqueror A sublime Lee Perry cut, this tale of wrongful arrest contains one of Marley’s most haunting melodies.

3 Waiting in Vain A key example of the poppier style that upset the purists, but rode high in the singles charts.

4 Them Belly Full (But We Hungry) Pared-down and lyrically unmistakable, from 1974’s Natty Dread.

5 Small Axe The Wailers’ breezy backing vocals belie the sarcastic bite of the words on this classic from the Upsetter years.

6 Get Up, Stand Up A call to action from Burnin’, the last album to feature Tosh and Wailer.

7 Jamming Still irresistible, 28 years on.

8 Soul Rebel Another Upsetter scorcher.

9 Who the Cap Fit This 1976 version of the Barrett brothers’ song showcases the wonderful I-Threes.

10 Try Me A rocksteady beauty, from the first sessions featuring the core band Marley played with until his death.

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