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Post by kaya on Feb 12, 2007 14:32:09 GMT -5
NEW TUNES Check out "Headline Fi Frontpage" at the Morgan Heritage myspace page and it is available for download at this time.....don't know for how long...so check it soon. www.myspace.com/morganheritageAlso there's a new song coming out on the Irie Vibrations label, "Live To The Fullest by Morgan Heritage". So look out for that one... Bless |
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Post by kaya on Feb 22, 2007 18:49:42 GMT -5
ANOTHER ROCKAZ MOMENT TOUR I was at the first two stops of Morgan Heritage's new US tour...."ANOTHER ROCKAZ MOMENT TOUR" and it was great. It had been over a year since I seen the family perform, and was more than happy when I learned they would be on the Long Beach and San Diego shows. So be sure to catch the tour when it comes to your area.....and feel the vibe.. A added treat is that LMS member Laza is with the family and will make an appearance on one of Morgan Heritage's songs and also also may perform one of LMS songs, as he did in the Long Beach and San Diego shows. Check this forum for the tourdates I will post pics from Long Beach and San Diego on the website, www.reggaemusicreviews.comso keep checking the site for pics of the Morgan family and all the other performers. Bless |
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Post by kaya on Feb 25, 2007 6:22:37 GMT -5
The Official Cricket World Cup Soundtrack Caribbean Party Available Tuesday, March 6 The biggest event in Cricket is coming to the Caribbean! Cricket World Cup begins Sunday, March 11 and VP Records has the official soundtrack – Caribbean Party- featuring songs from the Caribbean’s biggest superstars. T.O.K, Morgan Heritage, Tanya Stephens, Beres Hammond, Buju Banton, and Elephant Man, amongst others, all enlighten us on Caribbean pride and get the energy moving for the Cricket competition. The compilation also features the official CWC anthem The Game of Love & Unity by Fay Ann Lyons, Rupee and Shaggy. Make sure to pick up the classic variety of feel-good tunes before the game. Cricket World Cup will be broadcast on Direct TV throughout North America and the Caribbean and for more info visit www.cricketworldcup.com |
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Post by kaya on Mar 1, 2007 11:02:42 GMT -5
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Post by kaya on Mar 19, 2007 1:30:32 GMT -5
Morgan Heritage, Norris Man, Natural Black and others storm the Feed The Children compilation disc Feed The Children compilation disc is something that you can really appreciate. It comes riddled with cultural, thought-provoking contributions from an impressive roster of conscious crusaders, including the likes of Morgan Heritage, Anthony B, Norris Man, Andrew Bees and Natural Black. New acts featured include Stamma G and Juice, both of which are signed to the Feed The Children label. The 15-track set which is being distributed locally through All Access, features songs recorded on the Africa rhythm with production from Sly and Robbie. The track listing includes Too Much Blood A Run by Morgan Heritage, Weh The World Gone by Richie Spice, Can't Stop The Youth by Andrew Bees, Just To See Her by Norris Man, How Much Girl Me Have by Stamma G, Why by Gyptian, Burn Dem Up by Juice, Hold A Joy by Bescenta, Mama Mi Love So Much by Sammo T, What's Going On by Anthony B, Giving Love by Spanner Banner, Shoot Out by Turbulence, Jah Works by Snatcher Lion, and Me And U Inna Business by Natural Black. Feed The Children compilation was produced by Raymond Cameron and Donna Gabbidon as executive producer. The tracks were recorded at various studios, including Tuff Gong, Cell Block, Vendetta, Anchor and Timeless. SOURCE: The Jamaica Observer www.jamaicaobserver.com |
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Post by kaya on Jun 1, 2007 15:27:39 GMT -5
Another Rockaz Moment heads to Europe and Africa
(May-31-2007)
The Royal Reggae Family, Morgan Heritage, is preparing for the European and African leg of their world tour, aptly titled “Another Rockaz Moment”. It kicks off in Bree, Belgium at the Afro-Latino Festival on Saturday, June 23 and ends on Sunday, July 15 in Gambia, Africa.
The tour also makes stops in Senegal, Holland, France, Italy and Rome. Member of the Morgan family, Lukes, is amped to be travelling to Europe and Africa this June; “It should be great and the fans can expect more positive and upliftment of the mind, body and soul.”
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Morgan Heritage does French…Guyana
(May-24-2007)
Even lead singer Peter seemed overwhelmed by the roaring screams of the crowd. He paused to give them their moment. The band played low in the background to maintain the rhythm, the crowd assumed the foreground with the deafening roar of enjoyment. Under umbrellas and covered in mud, rain soaked fans jumped, danced, sang and delighted in the show.
This was the scene two songs into the Morgan Heritage rescheduled set in French Guyana this past weekend. Brothers Peter, Gramps, Mojo and Lukes aimed to please following the two-week delay of the concert. Drawing deep, the group unleashed one crowd favourite after another including Caribbean Party, I’m Still The Same and Tell Me How Come.
Moved by the performance and the impromptu invite from Peter, the audience jumped the barriers marking the VIP section in an effort to be closer to the royal family of reggae. With the crowd hanging on every note of their Full Circle album track, brother Laza burst from the wings to drop his verse on Best Friend.
Laza’s clear and resonating vocals rose over the piercing screams of the ladies in the front rows obviously impressed by the sheer potency of his performance. Laza followed up his toasting on the love song with the poignant track Informer demonstrating his versatility. The crowd seemed to lap it up.
Pressured by curfew restrictions, Morgan Heritage closed with Tell Me How Come. Once again, the crowd participated in the performance singing each line of the chorus with Peter.
Overdue, certainly. Overjoyed was the sentiment as the fans carefully avoided mud puddles following Morgan Heritage in French Guyana.
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