Jah Road are two fine examples of the strength of the band, superb harmonies, exquisite riddims and a solid groove of drum and bass. Listen to Heart Of A Child and the semi acoustic Freedom and let the flow and spirit of these songs enter into your mind. Who and Earthquake reflect the revolutionary thoughts of the band with an uptempo beat and powerful lyrics. Although the majority of the songs focus on meaningful issues, as well as to promote righteousness an occasional sweet love song makes an appearance, i.e. Don't Go , which features Dean Frazer on sax. More versions of this song can be found on Bobby Digital's 'Double Up Volume 3' cd.
Smile is the other love song on the album.
New Sign - are also featured here. The first is a cut to Derrick Harriot's 'Solomon' riddim and the second is build around Bob Marley's 'Mellow Mood'. The album is a piece of beautifully arranged music and sublime songwriting, an irresistible set of easy skanking riddims. For more background info about Morgan Heritage click on the 'article' button.