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Bob Marley piano songs
14 songs by Bob Marley, each opened like a recipe: the chords, what each hand plays and how it ends. Mostly played as pop piano, rock piano and blues and boogie-woogie piano.
Every Bob Marley song
- I Shot The SheriffG minor · 2/2 · i–bVI–v–i
- Redemption SongG major · 4/4 · IV–V–I–IV
- Is This LoveA major · 4/4 · vi–IV–I–V
- No Woman No CryC major · 4/4 · I–V–vi–IV
- People Get ReadyD major · 4/4 · I–vi–IV–I
- Three Little BirdsA major · 4/4 · I–IV–bVII–IV
- One Love/People Get ReadyBb major · 4/4 · IV–I–V–I
- Africa UniteE minor · 4/4 · bVII–i–bIII–bVII
- Buffalo SoldierA major · 4/4 · vi–I–vi–I
- Is This LoveG major · 4/4 · IV–iii–ii–I
- JammingB minor · 4/4 · i–IV7–bVI–v
- Lively Up YourselfD major · 4/4 · I7–IV7–I7–IV7
- People Get ReadyEb major · 4/4 · V7–I–VI7–ii
- Turn Your Lights Down LowG major · 4/4 · I–V–vi–IV
How Bob Marley is played
Questions about Bob Marley on piano
What are the easiest Bob Marley songs to play on piano?
Start with Redemption Song, Is This Love and No Woman No Cry: their left hands are easy patterns, and the chords repeat.
What keys are Bob Marley songs in?
Most often G major, A major and D major.
Which chord progressions do Bob Marley songs use?
I–V–vi–IV, IV–V–I–IV and vi–IV–I–V come up most: learn them and many of these songs are within reach.