Bob Marley & the Wailers’ Exodus album, was originally released on June 3, 1977. To  mark the 40^th anniversary of the record, which Time magazine named the “Best Album of the 20th Century,” The Marley Family, Island Records and UMe have prepped a series of special reissues for this June. Three of these will feature Exodus 40 – The Movement Continues, in which son Ziggy Marley has revisited the original session recordings, uncovering unused and never-before-heard vocals, lyric phrasing and instrumentation to produce new session takes for his “restatement” of the original album.

On June 2, UMe will release a version of Exodus 40 – The Movement Continues in a two-CD package that includes the original album and the Ziggy Marley restatement; a three-CD set (and digital equivalent) that includes the original Exodus, Exodus 40 – The Movement Continues and Exodus Live. A limited edition gold vinyl version of the original 1977 album will also be available.  Finally, a Super Deluxe, four-LP, two-7” single vinyl version includes the original LP, Ziggy Marley’s restatement Exodus 40 – The Movement Continues, an Exodus Live set recorded at London’s Rainbow Theatre the week of the album’s release, Punky Reggae Party LP which includes a previously unreleased extended mix of “Keep On Moving”, and a pair of vinyl 7” singles, including “Waiting in Vain” b/w “Roots” and “Smile Jamaica (Part One)” b/w “Smile Jamaica (Part Two).”

Today we premiere the version of “One Love” from Exodus 40 – The Movement Continues.