Sounds of Orange Street 1959 - 1968, Vol. 2

Dive into the vibrant sounds of Jamaica's golden era with Derrick Morgan's "Sounds of Orange Street 1959 - 1968, Vol. 2". This captivating collection, released on July 2, 2021, under DME LLC, is a testament to Morgan's enduring influence in the world of ska, rocksteady, and reggae. Spanning a mere 49 minutes, the album is a concise yet powerful journey through the evolution of these genres, with each track offering a unique glimpse into the musical landscape of the time.

From the infectious energy of "Don't Call Me Daddy" and "Feel So Fine" to the soulful ballads like "Baby Please" and "Never Been Kissed", Derrick Morgan showcases his versatility and artistry. The album also features standout tracks such as "Crying in the Chapel", a poignant rendition that highlights Morgan's vocal prowess, and "Heart of Stone", a classic that has stood the test of time.

With a blend of rocksteady, ska, reggae, roots reggae, and calypso, "Sounds of Orange Street 1959 - 1968, Vol. 2" is a rich tapestry of sounds that will appeal to both longtime fans of Derrick Morgan and newcomers alike. The album is a celebration of the music that defined a generation, offering a snapshot of the cultural and musical revolution that took place on the streets of Kingston, Jamaica. So, plug in your headphones and let the timeless sounds of Derrick Morgan transport you back to the vibrant and dynamic world of 1960s Jamaica.