One Love: The Very Best of Bob Marley & the Wailers
One Love, a remastered retrospective of poli-spiritual  musical iconBob  Marley's major-label work completed before his 1980 death from  cancer, may well replace 1984'sLegendas the  best-selling reggae album of all time.One Loveis 20 cuts toLegend's 16, a set that plays in chronological order of release  as opposed to party mix. As with the latter,One Lovepresents  the sweet organ-driven and feedback-scarred live version of "No Woman,  No Cry" as well as album versions of classics like "I Shot the  Sheriff," "Get Up, Stand Up," and "Jamming." Single versions of  "Buffalo Soldier" and "Exodus" sidle up to the full-band cut of  "Redemption Song" and the soulful Marley/Curtis Mayfield medley, "One  Love/People Get Ready." A fine sampler of the Tuff Gong years from  1972'sCatch a  Fireand onward,One Loveis aimed at the casual Marley  fan rather than the hardcore completist, though its final track is  indeed a rarity: the Marley-penned, Lee "Scratch" Perry-produced "I  Know a Place." A moving ballad-styled anthem of solidarity and freedom,  it was recorded in 1977 and is unavailable on any other Bob Marley &  the Wailers album.One Lovegives clear evidence of why Marley's  legacy endears and endures nearly a generation after his passing.--Paige La Grone