For some Bob Marley fans, listening to the music just isn't enough. Case in point: Matt Jenson, Marley devotee, pianist and professor of a course called "The Music and Life of Bob Marley" at Boston's renowned Berklee College of Music.

Michael Franti, the lead singer of Spearhead, has a lot to say about war, poverty, hunger and other issues plaguing the world. And like Bob Marley before him, he's not afraid to use music to get his message out.

Ziggy Marley has had a great year, with a Grammy win for Best Reggae Album and some major concert appearances on the schedule. As usual, however, Ziggy says these material signs of success are secondary to what he's really all about.

Check out the music video Ziggy Marley recently completed for "Into the Groove," the first track off his new album.

Stephen's and Damian's families joined them on tour stops at Jazzfest in New Orleans and New York City's NOKIA Theater, reminding Stephen of the lineage between his father's music, his own work and the musical experience of his children.

A Bob Marley Passport Fan Club exclusive takes you to East 98th Street and Remsen Avenue in the East Flatbush section of Brooklyn, New York which has been official renamed Bob Marley Boulevard. Here's a peek but for more of this exclusive look you have to join the Passport Fan Club. 

As a member of the Bob Marley Passport Fan Club, you get access to exclusive content, like this clip of a rehearsal session from Miami. For more, you'll have to join Passport.

Bob Marley didn't give many interviews over the years but in 1978 he gave a press conference from the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York. Watch a clip of this historic press conference (and for the full video join the Passport Fan Club).

In a special 1979 documentary called "Come Along Way..." that captured Bob Marley in a New Zealand performance, we go beyond the music into the faith and philosophy that surrounded this "Natural Mystic." Watch a clip of the documentary (with a full version available to Passport Fan Club members).

The 'Exodus" 30th Anniversary book is a special-edition, 144-page hardback book that includes exclusive photos, illustrations, and commentary from those involved with the making of this historic album. Watch a special video presentation.

"Jamming" is the quintessential party song. But beneath that vibe, there's a vintage Marley message of strength, defiance and rebellion in the face of racial and religious oppression. Both ends of that spectrum are evident in this performance from 1977, the year <i>Exodus</i> was released.

Students at Medgar Evers College, CUNY were treated to a discussion on the cultural, political and spiritual elements of Bob Marley's music and his influence on other musicians at a recent presentation led by Kwame Dawes.

Multimedia artist, Lee Jaffe became friendly with Bob in 1973. In his colorful, photo-laden memoir,'One Love: Life with Bob Marley and the Wailers,' Jaffe recounts their experiences in Jamaica, North America and behind-the-scenes down time while on tour.

Russell Simmons and The Shooting Gallery present "Lee Jaffe on the Road with Jean-Michel Basquiat, 1983," March 25 to April 28, 2007. Featuring one-of-a-kind photos by Jaffe of the legendary painter at work, this special engagement is a natural addition to the new gallery's art-meets-rock vibe.

As Rohan Marley sees it, 'Kinky Reggae' tackles an essential aspect of life. He checked in with BobMarley.com recently to share his thoughts on the lyrics and the message behind them.