PRINCE ALLA   'More Love'

The great and mythical roots singer Prince Alla (true name Keith Blake) is living likely the happiest season of his artistic  areer.  Entered in the history of the reggae for its jamaican masterpieces of the seventies produced by Tappa Zukie and by Freedom Sounds, work for which he never received the adequate remunerations, is just to underline it, the good one Alla instead found in England  his real fortune: a reprint of success of its old pieces on the Blood and Fire label, the album for the Disciples and above all two albums  for Jah Warrior ('Glory' and just this  'More Love').  Resulted: Alla it is today more in shape than ever and this fine work shows it.  The style of Jah Warrior (Steve Mosco)- is commonly known, but is timely to remember it - is perfect in line with the tradition of digi-English roots, so you expect strong rhythmic hard steppers like the steel and weighing like the lead, a true delight for the ears of who, like the signed, is  fascinated by the new roots produced in UK.  The communion between old school (the voice of Alla) and new school (the riddims of Jah Warrior) is - like in all the productions of Steve Mosco, between the other - explosive, even if ears gotten used anly a little to these sounds, to the long one could get tired themselves.  It presses me to underline the presence, now usual for the disks of Jah Warrior, of the splendid breaths of the Crispy Horns that with their interventions enrich in decisive manner the instrumental appearance of the disk.  It complete the line up of the musicians people like the usual and faithful Hugie Izachaar, Jonah Dan, and Jerry Lions of the band of the Twinkle Brothers.  Advised.     

Label  JAH WARRIOR RECORDS

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