Artists Who Re-Recorded Their Songs That Became Hits - Bob Marley, The Isley Brothers

Here are two artists who re-recorded their songs that became more popular. Featuring "That Lady" vs "Who's That Lady?" by The Isley Brothers and "One Love" by Bob Marley and the Wailers.

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[TommyEdisonShorts]

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[DomingoGonzalesJr-yx]

Still bumping isley brothers till this day

[ChuckTay]

Bob Marley did that to a lot of his songs. The man was a musical GENUIS.

[Diaz.et.Pam.]

The original Who’s that lady is awesome 🥰

[THEEDARKESTCORNERZ]

I love the Ska version and the Reggae version equally.
Both have great energies whether fast skanking or slower with consciousness❤❤

[Hgs-zh]

I prefer the original 1960’s ska version of Bob Marley’s One Love. They both sound great. Just a personal preference 👍🏾

[jjw]

Some artists have such a deep library (the isleys, bob Marley) they can do such things. Someone mentioned to me that by 74/75ish bob didn’t write much songs and that family man Barrett arranged the songs.

[whattheysayaboutme]

Love The Isley Brothers ‘s Who’s that lady

[bash]

They both definitely needed those new versions

[akmi]

The problems that are solved when new technologies can bring out the hidden gems of songs that had previously been overlooked

[alexmaldonado]

Who's that lady is an incredible song. I loved the version by the dukes of september too.

[FalconDroppings]

I DONE BEEN THROUGH A WHOLE LOT. TRIAL, TRIBULATION, BUT I KNOW GOD 🗣🗣🗣

[ubewatcher]

Liking 'One Love' as a ska version!

[zetho.]

Then Kendrick sampled it on his song I (my favourite song of his)

[alarikaguilar]

Bob Marley’s first version of One Love was a ska version which was the popular genre in Jamaica in the 60’s.. second version was later recorded as reggae which was becoming more popular globally in the 70’s.. he was a genius.

[IowanMatthew]

The difference between musicians who originated in the 1960s versus their careers in the 1970s is such night and day. When I first heard their 1973 rendition of "Who's That Lady, " I honestly thought it was a song from the 90s.

[TheMusicianTom]

I much prefer the 1960s Wailers when Bob sang with Peter and Bunny.

[Crossword]

Whoa. That ska beat behind One Love got me!
Also, I'm pretty sure the Isley brothers and the Everly brothers were trying to trick everyone into thinking they were each other.
It worked on me.
I always switch them in my head.

[JasonWalkerJamaica]

Both versions of One Love were equally powerful

[undyingforce]

Love your fast music facts. Sooo good!