Home / Music / 'Roots, Rock, Reggae' carried Rastaman Vibration onto the Billboard Hot 100Music linernotes album music bob-marley-&-the-wailers'Roots, Rock, Reggae' carried Rastaman Vibration onto the Billboard Hot 100, spreading the gospel of reggae to an even wider audience. It’s classic Marley — a song that doubles as a mission statement. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesRastaman Vibration was Bob Marley's highest-charting US albumKaya recycles old Wailers songs — and marked Marley's return from exileExodus is the album that turned Bob Marley into a global icon.Exodus was Bob Marley's ninth studio albumKaya's best-known tracks are 'Is This Love' and 'Satisfy My Soul' — and it hit the UK top fiveExploreChasing Shadows is Spirit of the West's 1992 statementChilly Gonzales holds the record for the longest solo concertJazz in Silhouette is the way into Sun RaCookin' at the Plugged Nickel captures Miles Davis's second great quintetCory Wong plays funk guitar with surgical precisionPrevious Abbey Road was recorded at EMI Studios — now Abbey Road StudiosNext 'Redemption Song' is the defining track from Bob Marley's Uprising