Song · Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Pandora, and YouTube Music · 1980
Island · Universal Music Group
Redemption Song
Island, under Universal. The chain is named. So is the work of getting loose.
Island released it, with Tuff Gong. Universal holds Island. Marley is dying in this song and he does not spend the last of his voice on a party. He spends it on the question of who is still mental enslaved, including the listener.
This is one of the few popular records that treats freedom as a task. Play it when the house is tempted to call comfort the same thing as liberty.
The eight
Industry
7/10
One voice, one guitar. Nothing extra to hide behind.
Household
6/10
He sings toward people who still have to live after the fight.
Piety
8/10
Redemption is the word he chose, and he does not water it down.
Courage
8/10
He had already paid. He still asks others to stand up.
Republic
8/10
Slavery, old and new. A duty to a people, not a mood.
Temperance
7/10
No haze. The song is sober on purpose.
Truth
9/10
He will not call bondage by a softer name.
Stewardship
9/10
A song a house can hand a child when the world says stay down.
Live historicallyPlay it once, then ask who in this house is still waiting for someone else to free them.