Bob Marley's Most Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

Sugar, SugarBob Marley22rank/position

Bob Marley – Sugar, Sugar

Bob Marley, the undisputed reggae legend, did a reggae arrangement of “Sugar, Sugar,” the signature hit released in 1969 by the fictional American band The Archies.

As the title suggests, it’s an exceptionally sweet piece with a bright rocksteady groove layered on top.

The flavorful choral work and Marley’s cheerful vocals alone are enough to put you in a great mood.

Give it a listen on a warm spring day and feel refreshed!

Sun Is Shining (Bob Marley vs. Funkstar De Luxe Extended Club Mix)Bob Marley23rank/position

Sun Is Shining (Bob Marley vs. Funkstar De Luxe Extended Club Mix)

This is a remix by Danish producer Funkstar De Luxe of a song by the god of reggae, Bob Marley.

The original track has a classic reggae vibe—swaying and laid-back—but this remix brilliantly transforms it with a house-style four-on-the-floor beat and an uptempo arrangement.

Enjoy this reggae classic reborn with a groovier, more stylish feel.

Thank You LordBob Marley24rank/position

Thank You Lord

The god of reggae, Bob Marley, sings a song thanking “God.” If you like reggae, you probably know it well.

Playing this track while looking out at the ocean brings a sense of peace.

He and his music are rooted in the ideas of the Rastafari movement, and both his music and philosophy have profoundly influenced countless people.

Listening to this song, which expresses gratitude for the path traveled so far, may make you realize that you’ve come this far thanks to many sources of strength.

A spiritual tune.

Three Little BirdsBob Marley25rank/position

Bob Marley- Three Little Birds (With Lyrics!)

This is an uplifting song by Bob Marley, renowned as a reggae pioneer, where his high-sense melodies and downbeat chill-out vibe create a perfectly cool, understated edge.

With its smoky texture, it’s elevated into a track that brings out the kind of refined mood you’ll want to listen to in September.

Three Little Birds (Exodus 40 Mix)Bob Marley26rank/position

Three Little Birds (Exodus 40 Mix)

A track with a captivating, smoky mood to its melodic line.

Released in 1997, it’s one of Bob Marley’s greatest songs, passed down without losing its luster to this day.

Long ago, it was even used in a commercial in Japan for the laundry detergent Persil, so some people might remember it from that.

It’s a reggae hit that has been covered by many great artists, including Robbie Williams and Jason Mraz.

It has a happy vibe that can be enjoyed not only by adults but by children as well.

ZimbabweBob Marley27rank/position

Bob Marley – Zimbabwe

A powerful anthem that gives voice to the people calling for Zimbabwe’s independence.

Released by Bob Marley in 1979, the song is included on the album “Survival” and carries a political message centered on social justice and cultural pride.

Its lyrics, which call for liberation from oppression and the right to self-determination, continue to resonate with people around the world.

In 1980, Marley visited Zimbabwe to show solidarity with the new nation after independence.

This track radiates the spirit of Marley, who used reggae music to advocate for peace and justice.

It’s a must-listen for anyone who resonates with the yearning for freedom.

is this loveBob Marley28rank/position

Bob Marley Is This Love

One song from the god of reggae, Bob Marley.

With its cheerful tempo that makes your body move on its own, why not learn about love from this track? The repeated question “Is this love?” feels like the gentle musings of youth in the midst of their coming-of-age.

It’s said that a young Naomi Campbell appears in the music video.