365 mixes with tracks by “jimmy cliff”

YOU GOTTA LOVE THE 90's!100 songs to bring you back to those days were you felt good listening to these songs!
check it out!: http://8tracks.com/gottalovethem/top-200-hits-of-the-90-s-pt-2

Remember this guy??

Bob's incredible influence swept the world in the 60s, 70s and 80s and he remains an inspiration to this day. His messages of love and peace remain in the hearts of his dedicated listeners and reggae artists no doubt still strive live as he did.

So this is for you Bob Marley (6 Feb 1945 – 11 May 1981)
2.5 hours of Bob and his sons, Black Uhuru, Alborosie and other greats. Roll up a spliff and feel the positive vibrations

This could be the soundtrack to your next party, or whatever.

Twenty cover songs that are awesome.

21 songs from the 90's that are perfect for any rainy day. Cozy up, stay in bed, and revel in nostalgia cuz it's really coming down out there....

My favourite reggae tracks. With timeless classics and legends like Jimmy Cliff, Black Uhuru, Peter Tosh and more... A good mix to relax to and a good mix for warm days.

Happy 420 from Rome, so much for almost getting arrested for smoking in the centre yesterday... someone just evidently wants me to do something out of my life and keeps saving me from unlucky situations, thank you, omnipotent stranger.

Twenty-three smoking tracks to get you in the mood for a weekend in the desert including music by Afrojack & Shermanology, Avicii/Nicky Romero and Azealia Banks.

Here are some of my favorite tracks from my vinyl reggae collection. I have a hard time finding good roots reggae on vinyl, I'm happy to say this is the best of it.

The image is from Pryere on Flickr.

There are 19 tracks from artists like Toots & the Maytals, Augustus Pablo and Culture.

As you listen you will see I reached way down into the Virtual Crate and came up with some Oldies but Goodies. Enjoy these Twenty Tracks, One Hour and Eight min of Classic Reggae from: Bob Marley, Dennis Brown, Beres Hammond and a lot More...

20 tracks of pure reggae bliss...Bob Marley, Katchafire, Expendables, etc.

You don't know how long it took to bypass the "no more than 2 tracks by an artist" rule...so just overlook the shortened artist names that I had to use to trick 8tracks.

Inspired by one of my favorite radio stations, 94/9.