CD-Charts Position 1

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Mission in Progress

by: Morgan Heritage

Release Date April 14, 2008

CD-Charts Position 2
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Full Circle

by: Morgan Heritage

Release Date June 06, 2005
In 1994, Morgan Heritage released MIRACLE, its lackluster debut LP, and followed it three years later with the superb PROTECT US JAH. Since then, the band has established a reputation for melodious, but uninspired, crossover albums that seem only to appeal to listeners with a casual interest in reggae music. For a band that began its career with glaringly mediocre music, coming "full circle" is nothing to celebrate.

In this latest offering, the band reasserts their formula of "safe" pop-reggae designed to be commercially viable in North American and British markets. Like previous albums, FULL CIRCLE meanders from R&B ("Enough Is Enough"; "Your Best Friend") and watered-down roots ("Propoganda"; "So Much to Come"), with a handful of ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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Three in One

by: Morgan Heritage

Release Date May 05, 2003
Three in One is my second Morgan Heritage CD. I was immediately converted the first time I listened to More Teachings-don't ask where I had been all that while! Anyway, I was instantly converted, and purchased it. I wasn't going to miss any new
release thereafter.

In this Album, the group has again exhibited versitility by "experimenting" with other styles within the genre and even farther. My favorite song? Love 'em all!.. jump around, (the in-your-face, blatantly honest) Ah Who Dem, Man is still is a Man, (the sweet) She's Still Loving Me... love 'em all! Takes you through all the moods: playful, reflective, nostalgic melancholy. Did I hear Stevie Wonder, Jimmy Cliff, Bob Marley? Did I hear Luciano, Freddie Mcgregor? I thought ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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Morgan Heritage - Live at the London Astoria [2002] (NTSC)

by: Morgan Heritage

Release Date November 15, 2004
Three in One is my second Morgan Heritage CD. I was immediately converted the first time I listened to More Teachings-don't ask where I had been all that while! Anyway, I was instantly converted, and purchased it. I wasn't going to miss any new
release thereafter.

In this Album, the group has again exhibited versitility by "experimenting" with other styles within the genre and even farther. My favorite song? Love 'em all!.. jump around, (the in-your-face, blatantly honest) Ah Who Dem, Man is still is a Man, (the sweet) She's Still Loving Me... love 'em all! Takes you through all the moods: playful, reflective, nostalgic melancholy. Did I hear Stevie Wonder, Jimmy Cliff, Bob Marley? Did I hear Luciano, Freddie Mcgregor? I thought ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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More Teachings

by: Morgan Heritage

Release Date March 12, 2001
Three in One is my second Morgan Heritage CD. I was immediately converted the first time I listened to More Teachings-don't ask where I had been all that while! Anyway, I was instantly converted, and purchased it. I wasn't going to miss any new
release thereafter.

In this Album, the group has again exhibited versitility by "experimenting" with other styles within the genre and even farther. My favorite song? Love 'em all!.. jump around, (the in-your-face, blatantly honest) Ah Who Dem, Man is still is a Man, (the sweet) She's Still Loving Me... love 'em all! Takes you through all the moods: playful, reflective, nostalgic melancholy. Did I hear Stevie Wonder, Jimmy Cliff, Bob Marley? Did I hear Luciano, Freddie Mcgregor? I thought ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Family & Friends Vol.1

by: Morgan Heritage

Release Date September 19, 2000
This was my first purchase of a Morgan Heritage Lp. No regrets, I went on to buy 3 more. From start to finish this oooooozes roots & culture, a must for any righteous roots reggae fan..............................Enjoy!!

CD-Charts Position 7
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Three in One [VINYL]

by: Morgan Heritage

Release Date April 28, 2003
Three in One is my second Morgan Heritage CD. I was immediately converted the first time I listened to More Teachings-don't ask where I had been all that while! Anyway, I was instantly converted, and purchased it. I wasn't going to miss any new
release thereafter.

In this Album, the group has again exhibited versitility by "experimenting" with other styles within the genre and even farther. My favorite song? Love 'em all!.. jump around, (the in-your-face, blatantly honest) Ah Who Dem, Man is still is a Man, (the sweet) She's Still Loving Me... love 'em all! Takes you through all the moods: playful, reflective, nostalgic melancholy. Did I hear Stevie Wonder, Jimmy Cliff, Bob Marley? Did I hear Luciano, Freddie Mcgregor? I thought ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Live: Another Rockaz Moment

by: Morgan Heritage

Release Date October 02, 2006
Three in One is my second Morgan Heritage CD. I was immediately converted the first time I listened to More Teachings-don't ask where I had been all that while! Anyway, I was instantly converted, and purchased it. I wasn't going to miss any new
release thereafter.

In this Album, the group has again exhibited versitility by "experimenting" with other styles within the genre and even farther. My favorite song? Love 'em all!.. jump around, (the in-your-face, blatantly honest) Ah Who Dem, Man is still is a Man, (the sweet) She's Still Loving Me... love 'em all! Takes you through all the moods: playful, reflective, nostalgic melancholy. Did I hear Stevie Wonder, Jimmy Cliff, Bob Marley? Did I hear Luciano, Freddie Mcgregor? I thought ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Family & Friends Vol.2

by: Morgan Heritage

Release Date January 29, 2001
This was my first purchase of a Morgan Heritage Lp. No regrets, I went on to buy 3 more. From start to finish this oooooozes roots & culture, a must for any righteous roots reggae fan..............................Enjoy!!

CD-Charts Position 10
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Know Your Past

by: Morgan Heritage

Release Date June 24, 2002
This was my first purchase of a Morgan Heritage Lp. No regrets, I went on to buy 3 more. From start to finish this oooooozes roots & culture, a must for any righteous roots reggae fan..............................Enjoy!!