Naggo Morris

[collieman]

Hi everyone

I m a great fan of Naggo Morris I think it s one of the best voice of Jamaica so sweet vocal !!!
I m trying to collect all he has done , & if we could find singles in a reasonable price 3 years ago this time is unfortunately finished ...most of his work is sold for more than 30-40 £ today

So i still dont know one of his 12" a-side which i m sure it must be a great set it is:

Naggo Morris "Going Places" 12" on S&G i know the b side a true them no know which is terrible & dreadfull .....
i hope someone could help me
Best regards

[Sergio619]

here are some of his songs:

Jah Guide 12"
Su Su Pan Rasta 12" w/ Trinity
False Rasta 12"
Down In The Ghetto 7"
Love Your Brother
Reggae Music 12"
Flour Power
Love Still Lingers On 12"
Two Time Girl 12"
You Rest On My Mind 12"

[collieman]

Yes sergio i know them & some other more ...

but i Dont know the one called "Going Places" on S&G Label
It should be a killer tune.
If someone has it Pm me

Regards

[IrieMystic]

the true them no know, seen on ebay many times not much maybe 30usdollars but im not sure if it was on the s&g lable , noel baily

[truthsandrights]

this came on both s&g as well as black roots labels. both different mixes. black roots mix is the better one IMO.

[collieman]

it s not the same 12" on black roots there is another a side (ashanti waugh i thk) on S&G there is the naggo "Going Places " i m looking for.

Also i heard Nagoo did a CD for Us market in middle 90s called Negus Morris "In My house Jah Jah liveth" a compilation of old killer like "reggae music" & digital tune like "mandela" someone heard of it in USA?

[Ron]

Here's what I found so far:

- African Child [Heptones lead] (CD-Deep In The Roots)
- A True You Na Know (12” Black Roots / S&G)
- Anywhere You Go [feat Lloyd Hemmings] (12” Vena)
- Can’t Take Su Su Pon Dred (LP-Showcase Inna Suitcase)
- Clean Hands / Version (7” Brisco)
- Come On (Home) Little Girl / Dem Gone Back Stabbing [feat Ranking Joe] (7” TR Groovemaster)
- Come On & Tell Me (aka Love Story) (10” Wackies)
- Coming From The West (7" Sunbird)
- Down In The Ghetto (aka You Want To Get I Out) [Heptones lead]
- Ethiopia Is The Land [feat Dean Stone] (7" Sunbird)
- Everyday Life [Heptones lead] (10" Observer Gold)
- False Rasta (LP-Two Time Girl)
- Flour Power / Dumplin Dub (7” Clocktower)
- Give Her My Love (7" Joe Gibbs)
- Going Places
- Head On Straight [Heptones lead] (LP-Rainbow Valley)
- Heavy Manners [feat Prince Far I] (LP-Heavy Manners)
- Here Comes The Time [Heptones lead] (LP-Rainbow Valley)
- Here I Come (7" Clappers)
- Holy Mount Zion [Heptones lead] (LP-King of my Town)
- Hoping You Are Doing Fine [aka You Rest On My Mind (LP-On The Run)
- If You Want Good [Royals lead] (LP-Israel Be Wise)
- Jah Children [background vocal] (LP-Rasta Ambassador)
- Jah Guide [Heptones lead] (CD-Deep In The Roots)
- Jah Will Explain / Wicked Feel It (7” Cry Tuff / 12” HitRun)
- Jamaica-African Child- [Heptones lead] (LP-King of my Town)
- Key To her Heart [Heptones lead] (LP-Better Days)
- Love Still Lingers On (12” Jackson’s International)
- Love Story (aka Come On & Tell Me) (LP-Back On Top)
- Love Your Brother (LP-Unity Is Strength Vol.2)
- Mighty & Dreadful [feat Dean Stone] (12” Third World)
- Mighty Ruler [feat Prince Far I] (LP-Showcase Inna Suitcase)
- Mount Zion [Heptones lead] (12" Third World)
- Mr Do Over Man Song [Heptones lead] (LP-Hit Sounds from The Observer)
- Mr Slave Driver [background vocal] (LP-Rasta Ambassador)
- Nah Lef Yard [Heptones lead] (CD-A Place Called Love)
- No Bread On My Table [Heptones lead] (LP-Better Days)
- Oh Jah [Heptones lead] (CD-Deep In The Roots)
- Our Homeland
- Pretty Little Cottage (LP-Back On Top)
- Reggae Music (12” Jackson’s International)
- Say You [feat U Roy] (12” Frontline)
- Sea of Love (12” Jackson’s International)
- See What You’re Stirring Up / Babylon Feel It [feat Dean Stone] (12” Third World)
- Stand Up [Heptones lead] (LP-On The Run)
- Su Su Pon Rasta / Version (7” Belmont/Joe Gibbs)
- Susu Pan Rasta / Stop Susu Pon The Dread [feat Trinity] (12" Joe Gibbs)
- Swing Low [Heptones lead] (CD-Swing Low)
- Take It Or Leave It
- Tougher Than The World [Heptones lead] (LP-Rainbow Valley)
- Trial & Tribulation / Natty Jump Over Manner [as Jah Earl Locks] (7” TR Groovemaster)
- Two Time Girl (LP-Two Time Girl)
- Wear You To The Ball [background vocal] (LP-Rasta Ambassador)
- Work No Pay [Heptones lead] (LP-On The Run)
- You Can't Get I Out [Heptones lead] (7" Forward Record)
- You Rest On My Mind [aka Hoping You Are Doing Fine (10” Wackies)
- You Should Love Your Brother (12” Jackson’s International)
- You Want To Get I Out (aka Down In The Ghetto) [Heptones lead] (12" Yah Congo)

[collieman]

thanks ron

I think he made lead vocals on some others LP like "good Life" "king of my town" & of course "Better Days" the problem is that barrington LLewelyn & Naggo Morris have very familiar voices (like in the observer 12" Move On & Through the Fire I come ) i always thought it was naggo but it was B llewellyn in fact.

The same mistake for 2 LP s of Heptones the 2 of 1983 "ina dancehall Style " & "Back on Top" Naggo Morris is not mentioned on any of these 2 LP although it seems to be him on island woman or love story tune i think definitely it is B LLewellyn on lead vocal.

best regards

[Ron]

collieman: I just updated the list, so have another look if you're interested.

Some more info on the subject on the B&&F forum:

http://www.bloodandfire.co.uk/db/viewto ... 234#131234

[Brandon Franklin]

I was just recently introduced to Naggo Morris's 'Flour Power' and I just love it. I was wondering if any of you know what the song is about? I've heard that years back, that there was a flour shortage or something like that, so is that what he is singing about? I realize this is probably a strange request, but I just love the song and was curious about it's origins.

I'll have to check out some of the aforementioned tunes from Naggo.