Ziggy Marley discusses the inspiration behind "B is for Bob", an album that re-imagines Bob Marley classics for fans of all ages

BobMarley.com is pleased to premiere the video for Ziggy Marley's new single "Family Time". The video features appearances by Rita, Cedella, and more of the Marley family.

Marie Daulne's "Gati" pays homage to Africa, a musical concept she traces back to her early love of Bob Marley. Check out the video from her new album, "Supermoon."

In celebration of Bob Marley's 64th birthday, watch the video of a new rendition of the Marley classic "One Love" as put together by the global musical and multimedia movement Playing for Change.

Marie Daulne's "Gati" pays homage to Africa, a musical concept she traces back to her early love of Bob Marley. Check out the video from her new album, "Supermoon."

In the last of our series of outtakes and extras from "Africa Unite," Rita Marley joins Judy Mowatt and Marcia Griffiths onstage to harmonize around one of the Bob's most popular melodies, "Three Little Birds."

Singer Marie Daulne of Zap Mama took a break from touring her new album "Supermoon" to discuss how Bob Marley helped shape her earliest musical sensibilities--even before she understood the meaning of his lyrics.

Pete Yorn recently discussed Bob Marley's influence on contemporary music culture and rock guitar styles in an exclusive interview with BobMarley.com. "[Bob's music] still speaks to the masses today," Yorn noted. "And that's rock 'n roll to me." Check out the full interview here.

Multi-instrumentalist, Xavier Rudd. discusses how Marley's spirit continues to help shape the messages behind his own music in the first installment of the BobMarley.com Artist Influence Series.

Get a behind-the-scenes look at life on the road with Stephen Marley in this first installment of the BobMarley.com Stephen Tour Diary series, featuring Stephen, Damian, Sky High and other members of the touring band.

<p style=" margin-top: 0;">As Bob Weir pointed out during a Bonnaroo press conference, Deadheads, Bob Marley disciples and Phish-heads alike are all driven by the same spirit of improvisation -- musically and otherwise. And that's what festivals like Bonnaroo, which Ziggy played for the first time this year, are all about.

"The challenge after internalizing Marley's music is to take a step away and filter it into yourself," says Berklee College of Music professor, Matt Jenson, who teaches The Music and Life of Bob Marley at the school. "You come out of that making your own statement." BobMarley.com visited Berklee to find out how students translated Marley's music into their own.

When he finally got a breather backstage after a long day at Bonnaroo, Ziggy re-energized and sat down to describe his first experience playing a music festival in the U.S. to BobMarley.com.

Ziggy joined Xavier Rudd, Craig Finn, Adam Schlesinger and Lewis Black to talk about the importance of music festivals. Performing at events like this, Ziggy says, gives him "goose bumps. You feel like you're part of the universe."

As Father's Day approaches, Cedella Marley remembers some of the good times she spent with her father, as well as the role his hard work ethic has played in her own adult life.