King Man

Reggae | Sep 2003

Reviews

Gabe
Reviewed 2003-10-14
Conscious lyrics (slightly religious, mostly standing up for the downtrodden), dancehall and roots riddims, strong melodies, and a singing (as opposed to toasting/rapping) delivery mark this attractive reggae LP. Blender has a pleasant voice, the instrumentalists are sharp and not overbearing, and the production is restrained. The stronger cuts:

2. Catchy melody
3. Funky rhythm
7. Solid groove
8. Nice wah-wah guitar and mellow rap
11. A touch of the dub
12. Nice horn-flavored arrangement
15. Fresh island feel with light horns

Recent airplay

Abbabajani
radio experiment #9Apr 14, 2007
Do Good
Morning GloryDec 20, 2003
Gone a Country
pressw and releaseDec 17, 2003
Hail the King
told ya so!Dec 08, 2003
Little Green Apples
Morning GloryDec 06, 2003
Little Green Apples
crisco jonesNov 26, 2003

Charting

2003-11-10 — 2004-01-12 Reggae/World
Week EndingAirplays
Dec 21 2
Dec 14 1
Nov 30 1
Nov 23 1

Track listing

1. Hail the King
2. Gone a Country
3. Little Green Apples
4. Tabernacle Tree
5. Is It Because I'm Black
6. Throw Down Your Arms
7. King Man
8. False Tongue
9. True Love
10. Who Cares
11. Abbabajani
12. Do Good
13. Backra
14. The System
15. Tabernacle Tree (Extended)
16. The System (Binghi Mix)
17. False Tongue (Binghi Mix)