Denroy Morgan

Denroy Morgan (1946 – March 3, 2022) was a Jamaican-born American reggae artist. Morgan traveled to the United States in 1965, at the age of 19, to become a musician. He was part of the formation of the Black Eagles, a New York City reggae band in the 1970s, before launching a prosperous solo career in the 1980s onwards. His children, encouraged by his success, have also taken on musical careers themselves including Laza Morgan, Gramps Morgan, and in family bands LMS and Morgan Heritage. The dancehall / hip hop band LMS is made up of his children, the trio Noshayah Morgan, Otiyah "Laza" Morgan and Miriam Morgan, whilst Morgan Heritage is made up of his children Peter "Peetah" Morgan, Una Morgan, Roy "Gramps" Morgan, Nakhamyah "Lukes" Morgan and Memmalatel "Mr. Mojo" Morgan.
==Links to Peel==
Peel didn't seem to play much of Denroy's material on his shows, but did play many of the singer's children's projects such as LMS and Morgan Heritage, who had significant airplay on JP's programmes.
==Shows Played==
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*30 September 1999: Harvest Is Plenty (7” single) HMG
;Morgan Heritage
*14 August 1997 (BFBS): 'Live Up'
*15 July 1998: Things Out A Hand (7") Jammy's 
*29 July 1998: Things Out A Hand (7") Jammy's
*03 September 1998: #1 Bingi Man (LP - One Calling) Greensleeves
*15 July 1999 (Radio Eins): Saddle Up (7”) Penthouse
*17 August 1999: 'Crying Out (LP-Don't Haffi Dread)' (Jet Star)
*19 August 1999 (Radio Eins): 'Crying Out (7")' Jetstar
*25 August 1999: 'Song Of Love' (Spragga Roots)
*26 August 1999 (Radio Eins): 'Crying Out (7")' (Jetstar)
*15 September 1999: Song Of Love (7" single) Spragga Roots
*30 September 1999: Harvest Is Plenty (7” single) HMG
*06 October 1999: 'Never Quit (7")' (Brickwall)
*07 October 1999: 'Song Of Love' (Spragga Roots)
*10 October 1999 (BFBS): 'Song Of Love'
*thumb|220x220px29 June 2000 (Radio Eins): 'Crying Out (7")' (Jetstar)
*17 October 2000: Mystery Babylon (7") Fat Eyes
*26 October 2000 (Radio Eins): Mystery Babylon (7") Fat Eyes
*27 June 2001: Jah Revive I & I (7") Penthouse
*12 July 2001: Jealousy (7") Boot Camp
*21 November 2001: What’s Going On (single) Brickwall
*29 January 2002: 'Ababajahni (7")' (Black Diamonds)
*28 February 2002 (Radio Eins): Ababajahni (7") Black Diamonds
*12 June 2002: 'Behold (7")' (Kickin')
*02 January 2003: Ain't Too Proud (7") Penthouse
*26 March 2003: No More Murder (Split-7": No More Murder/Dancehall Vibes) Cali Bud
*01 April 2003: 'Chase Them Away (7")' (Digital)
*10 April 2003 (Radio Eins): Chase Them Away (7") Digital
*21 October 2003: A Man Is Still A Man (7") 71
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*23 June 1998: Here We Come Again (7") Penthouse
*24 June 1998 (BFBS): 'Here We Come Again (Compilation CD-Comforter)' (Penthouse)
*June 1998 (FSK): Here We Come Again (7") Penthouse
*13 January 1999: 'Never (7 Inch)’ HMG
*02 February 1999: Never (7" b-side of Morgan Heritage - Liberation) HMG
*15 July 1999 (Radio Eins): Saddle Up (7”) Penthouse
*23 August 2000: 'Heavenly Child' (single) 71 Records
*12 December 2000: Jah Love (7") Xterminator
*13 December 2000: Jah Love (7”) XTerminator
==External Links==
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*Discogs
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