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YOUR VIEWS SONG HOME IN-DEPTH COVER VERSIONS "No Woman No Cry" Bob Marley & The Wailers Just what is it about Bob Marley that makes his songs still sound good today? Tell us what you think. Send us your comments Your Name and Town/City: Your Message: Disclaimer:The BBC will put up as many of your comments as possible but we cannot guarantee that all e-mails will be published. The BBC reserves the right to edit comments that are published. "First time I heard this track it was in 1975, I had just bought the Natty Dread album ... I had met Bob Marley and the Wailers early on in the Seventies, for a period I had my guitars and guitar amplifiers over at the house so I had been jamming with them and it was a very personal thing." Brinsley Forde Listen to Brinsley on one of his favourite Marley songs Audio help %%INCLUDE_VIRTUAL_START/commentscps/sos/nowomannocry.ssi%%INCLUDE_END Newsletter sign-up Sign up for updates on new songs, documentaries and live events Like this song? Try these... Let It Be The Beatles DON'T MISS Doves Special guests on Dermot's show this week What's on Radio 2 Documentaries Find out more about current and forthcoming documentaries on Radio 2.

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