Family of Bob Marley to release One Love cover in aid of coronavirus fund
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standard.co.ukBob Marley have reimagined the late reggae star’s song One Love to raise money for Unicef’s coronavirus fund.Originally recorded in 1977 by Bob Marley And The Wailers, the new version of One Love features Marley’s daughter Cedella, son Stephen and grandson Skip.It also features musicians from conflict zones and children living in vulnerable communities.Tuff Gong International, the label and recording studio founded by Marley in the 1970s, and global record company Amplified Music, will release the record on July 17.Proceeds from the song will go to Reimagine, Unicef’s global campaign to prevent the Covid-19 pandemic from becoming a lasting crisis for children.Marley, who died in 1981 aged 36, had 11 children, many of whom have become.
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