DIRECT FROM JAMAICA!
The Royal Family of Reggae
Morgan Heritage
LIVE IN CONCERT
alongside
Ras Shiloh and Jahmali

UK support - Vincent Nap -

DATE : Sunday 26th June -
PLACE : The Coronet, 26-28 New Kent Road, London SE1
nearest tube: Elephant and Castle
£23 + booking fee www.ticketweb.co.uk
Credit card hot line : 08700 600100
or from your local roots outlets

Allow creativity to take whatever form its metamorphosis dictates, and the outcome can be remarkable. Look no further than the rise of Morgan Heritage and you will experience the brilliance that this creativity can deliver, and has brought forth. With hit songs like "Reggae Bring Back Love," "Don't Haffi Dread," "Bust Up Barriers," "Down By The River," and "Reggae Roadblock," there is no mistaking the power of creative freedom as the group soars to higher heights.
Until their arrival in 1992, reggae had not seen or heard a band quite like Morgan Heritage. Self proclaimed Soldiers of the Lord, their music breathes spirituality and positivity. Much like the Wailers before them, Morgan Heritage captures the vibrations of the Lord and Spirit of Rastafari in both their music and their lives.
Born in New York, the band consists of five of the 29 children of Denroy Morgan, former lead vocalist of the Black Eagles - lead vocalists Una, aged 25, Peter, 23, Gramps, 24, (who also plays the keyboards), rhythm guitarist Lukes, 21, and percussionist Mr Mojo who is 19.
Rasta since birth, the spirit of Jah is an omnipresent in their music. Often set in front of a penetrating roots backdrop Una, Peter and Gramps' vocals appear more suited to R&B rhythms. The roots sound and soulful vocals may almost be a contradiction in terms, but here it is a wonderful contrast.
"We want to uplift people," states Peter. "We're not trying to dictate how people should live. We're saying, know who you are and live life to the fullest on love, peace and righteousness.
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