Morgan Heritage / Live In San Francisco |
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Album: | Live In San Francisco | Collection: | Reggae | |
Artist: | Morgan Heritage | Added: | 11/2006 | |
Label: | 2B1 Records |
A-File Activity |
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Add Date: | 2006-12-10 | Pull Date: | 2007-02-11 | Charts: | Reggae/World |
Week Ending: | 4 Feb | 14 Jan | 7 Jan | 24 Dec | 17 Dec |
Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
Recent Airplay
1. | Oct 27, 2018: | 970051 Liberation (Remix) | 4. | Jan 02, 2007: | New World Disorder Talkin' Bout War | |
2. | Feb 03, 2007: | New World Disorder Talkin' Bout War | 5. | Dec 19, 2006: | New World Disorder Talkin' Bout War | |
3. | Jan 09, 2007: | New World Disorder Earthquake | 6. | Dec 12, 2006: | New World Disorder Talkin' Bout War |
Album Review |
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Sadie O. Reviewed 2006-11-30 | ||
Morgan Heritage – Live in San Francisco (2b1) Reviewed by Sadie O., 11/30/06 Roots rock reggae, live in SF, group of siblings. Nice combination of voices – one lead singer sounds like Peter Tosh, the other a strong tenor, and some backing harmonies. Group is much more appreciated in Jamaica and Europe than here – very much righteous Rasta vibe. There’s lots of chatting to audience, but not a lot of annoying applause. No FCCs. I like 4 best – most of the later songs have a LOT of talking. 1. ***minimalist downtempo dancehall riddim with electronics and a hint of nyahbinghi, upful lyrics, multiple vocalists. 2. *Intro of band, slow nyahbinghi beat. Sweet singing, praise Jah lyrics. 3. ***Dramatic intro, midtempo roots skank, great combination of voices. 4. ****Slightly downtempo roots skank, revolution lyrics, cool. 5. ***slightly downtempo roots skank, lots of harmonies, righteousness lyrics. Changes tempo for last minute. 6. **Long Rasta blessing (almost a minute), then bouncy midtempo skank 7. ***somewhat uptempo bubble, children’s counting song with rasta message. Sweet, and cool riddim. 8. **midtempo bubble, Satta Massagana riddim, upful lyrics. 9. **midtempo bubble with electric guitar, lots of harmonies. Los of chantings about “what is this going on” in various locations. Talking at end. 10. *Talking to audience at start, somewhat uptempo skank starts almost a minute in. Song takes a long time to get rolling, lots of audience call and response in last half. 11. Talking to audience, noodling, praises for SF. No actual song. 12. **downtempo skank, liberation lyrics, shout outs to lots of Reggae artists. Some Rasta rap. Introduction of younger sibling band. 13. *Spoken intro, bit of song, mostly sermonizing about what it is to be dread. Midtempo skank after more than 2 minutes – nice once it gets started. Mostly instrumental for last 2 minutes. 14. *call out to audience at start, sweet midtempo rock steady skank. Lots of shout outs to various Reggae artists. |
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