We all know the soundtrack to Christmas: “Jingle Bells” and “Batman Smells” and all that. Maybe the reason why Thanksgiving seems to get increasingly short shrift – buried by Christmas, as it were — is because it lacks a soundtrack. And if there’s any kind of music that befits turkeyday, it’d be reggae, with its peace-and-love, it’s-all-good vibe.
At least, that’s the best enticement I can think of to consider heading to the Top Hat next Tuesday, Nov. 24, where Jamaican reggae artist Warrior King will appear as part of his self-stated mission to “spread Jah truth throughout the land.”
The 30-year old singer claims, in a press release, that his 2001 debut single, “Virtuous Woman,” was an “international smash” that “became number one throughout many countries.” I couldn’t find any other source that would verify that; but it’s a fine song no doubt, boasting an upbeat, old-school vibe and Mr. King’s sing-song vocals. Here’s a sample video; go to the Top Hat to see the real deal:
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