version was successful worldwide, peaking atop the New Zealand Singles Chart for two weeks, reaching number-two in the United Kingdom and becoming a top 40 hit in 13 additional countries. It did not chart on the US Billboard Hot 100 due to not receiving a physical release in the US, which at the time was a requirement for songs to appear on the Hot 100. It instead charted on the Billboard Hot 100 Airplay chart, peaking at number 38. Critical reception Larry Flick from Billboard wrote, "Fugees continue to offer the hip-hop masses a thorough musical history—this time targeting Bob Marley's classic reggae hit "No Woman, No Cry". Steve Marley's heartwarming vocal similarity to his dad and Wyclef's present-day Brooklyn, N.Y.- project-sensitive lyrics successfully bind new jacks to danceball's reggae origins. The video for the single continues the legacy: Lauryn Hill gets her unique vocal swerve on with the Melody Makers in scenes reminiscent of Rita, Judy, and Marcia's I-Three days, and early Wailers footage interspersed with the collaborators' studio time supplies an overall tear-jerking, historic experience." Track listings UK CD1 "No Woman, No Cry" (LP version) - 4:03 "No Woman, No Cry" (Remix) - 3:55 "No Woman, No Cry" (Remix instrumental) - 3:55 "Killing Me Softly" (Live) - 4:25 UK CD2 "Don't Cry, Dry Your Eyes" - 5:03 "Don't Cry, Dry Your Eyes" (Instrumental) - 5:03 "No Woman, No Cry" (LP version) - 4:03 "A Change Is Gonna Come" (Live) - 6:04 Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications Tems version "No Woman, No Cry" was covered by Nigerian singer, Tems and Marvel Music for the soundtrack of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) film Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. It was produced by Ludwig Göransson and released on 25 July 2022 as the lead single off the EP. It received generally positive receptions from fans who viewed the teaser trailer and on debuted at number one on the Billboard World Digital Song Sales chart. Charts References External links 1974 singles 1996 singles 2022 singles Bob Marley songs Joan Baez songs Fugees songs Tems (singer) songs Number-one singles in New Zealand Song recordings produced by Salaam Remi Songs about poverty Songs about Jamaica Song recordings produced by Frank Farian Spunge songs 1973 songs Quotations from music 1974 neologisms Island Records singles Ruffhouse Records singles Hollywood Records singles