Contains previously unpublished photos, extensive liner notes and track-by-track annotations by Roger Steffens and Leroy Jodie Pierson.

Disc 1: ROCK TO THE ROCK:

Personnel includes: Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer (vocals); Eric Gale, Alva "Reggae" Lewis (guitar); Hugh Masekala (trumpet); Richard Tee, Glen Adams (keyboards); Chuck Rainey, Aston "Family Man" Barrett (bass); Bernard Purdie, Carlton Barrett (drums); Rita Marley (background vocals).

Producers: Johnny Nash, Arthur Jenkins.

Recorded at Dynamic Sounds Studio and West Indies Studio, Kingston, Jamaica in 1968.

Disc 2: SELASSIE IS THE CHAPEL:

Personnel: Bob Marley (vocals, guitar); Peter Tosh (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Bunny Wailer (vocals, keyboards, percussion); Hux Brown, Alva "Reggae" Lewis (guitar); Roland Alphonso (tenor saxophone); "Ska" Campbell (baritone saxophone); Winston Wright, Gladstone Anderstone, Glen Adams (keyboards); Jackie Jackson, Lloyd Brevett, Aston "Family Man" Barrett (bass); Hugh Malcolm, Carlton Barrett (drums); Alvin "Seeco" Patterson, Ras Michael, Jeremiah, "Teego", Larry McDonald (percussion); Rita Marley, Constantine "Vision" Walker, Hortense Lewis, Cecile Campbell, Joe Sarkey (background vocals).

Producers include: The Wailers, Mortimer Planno, Ted Pouder, Johnny Nash, Arthur Jenkins.

Engineers: Carlton Lee, Oswald Harvey, Barry Biggs, Buddy Davidson, Errol Thompson.

Recorded at West Indies, JBC, Federal and Randy's Studios in Kingston,

Jamaica 1968-1970

Disc 3: BEST OF THE WAILERS:

Personnel: Bob Marley, Bunny Wailer, Rita Marley (vocals): Peter Tosh (vocals, guitar); Hux Brown, Alva "Reggae" Lewis (guitar); Lester Sterling (alto saxophone); "Deadly" Headly Bennett (tenor saxophone); Gladdy Anderson (piano, keyboards); Winston Wright (organ); Glen Adams (keyboards); Jackie Jackson, Aston "Family Man" Barrett (bass); Mickey "Boo" Edwards, Carlton Barrett, Hugh Malcolm (drums).

Producers: Leslie Kong, The Wailers, Bunny Lee.

Engineers: Carlton Lee, Errol Thompson.

Compilation producers: Roger Steffens, Bruno Blum.

Recorded at Dynamic Sounds and Randy's Studios in Kingston, Jamaica 1970.

Includes liner notes by Roger Steffens and Leroy Jodie Pierson.

Entertainment Weekly (4/10/98, p.67) - "...Some of this is more historically interesting than truly great, but the stunning vocal interplay makes up for the occasional misfire." - Rating: A-

The Wire (1/99, p.54) - "...the first CD demonstrates [Marley's] quest to be a soul singer targeted at the American R&B market....the second disc shows the Wailers in transition....Most interesting is the third disc...the first reggae album to be more than a mere collection of singles..."