Natty Dread is Bob Marley's most popular studio album, with numerous hits such as Lively Up Yourself and No Woman No Cry. It is Marley's first album without Bunny Wailer and Peter Tosh.

ROLLING STONE ALBUM GUIDE ***** "'Natty Dread' crowns the reworked Wailers at an ambitious peak. "No Woman No Cry" features Marley's most soulful, touching vocal performance."

F. Schöler in Stereo 9/01: "With own songs like "Bend Down Low", "Revolution" and "Lively Up Yourself", "Natty Dread" was pretty much the best Wailers album ever in terms of song quality."

On his 75th birthday Twelve titles by Bob Marley will be re-released on his birthday. The audio was remastered using Abbey Road Studios' half-speed process. Tracks include the best-selling reggae album “Legend” and “Catch A Fire,” which was originally recorded by The Wailers in Jamaica.

Also released are “Burnin',” “Natty Dread,” “Live!”, “Rastaman Vibration,” “Exodus,” “Kaya,” “Babylon By Bus,” “Survival,” “Uprising” and “Confrontation.”

These releases are part of the 75th Anniversary Campaign which celebrates Bob Marley throughout the year.