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Track List
01) Pressure Drop
02) Sweet & Dandy
03) Monkey Man
04) Get Up, Stand Up
05) Hallelujah
06) Funky Kingston
07) 54-46, That's My Number
08) Time Tough
09) I Love You So
10) Reggae Got Soul
01) Pressure Drop
02) Sweet & Dandy
03) Monkey Man
04) Get Up, Stand Up
05) Hallelujah
06) Funky Kingston
07) 54-46, That's My Number
08) Time Tough
09) I Love You So
10) Reggae Got Soul
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First Released
1980
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Anyone who had the pleasure of catching Toots and the Maytals live in the '70s or '80s will attest to the fact that they didn't hesitate to go that extra mile on-stage. Without question, they had one of reggae and ska's finest live shows -- in fact, you could say that singer/leader Toots Hibbert was as tireless a showman as James Brown or George Clinton. The band's vitality is beautifully captured by this superb album, which came out in 1980, and documents a show at the Hammersmith Palais. True to form, Hibbert spares no passion on performances of hits that range from "Funky Kingston," "Pressure Drop," and "Monkey Man," to "Get Up, Stand Up" (not to be confused with Bob Marley's song), "54-46, That's My Number," and "Time Tough." Thankfully, there's plenty of documentation of Toots and the Maytals' show.
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Anyone who had the pleasure of catching Toots and the Maytals live in the '70s or '80s will attest to the fact that they didn't hesitate to go that extra mile on-stage. Without question, they had one of reggae and ska's finest live shows -- in fact, you could say that singer/leader Toots Hibbert was as tireless a showman as James Brown or George Clinton. The band's vitality is beautifully captured by this superb album, which came out in 1980, and documents a show at the Hammersmith Palais. True to form, Hibbert spares no passion on performances of hits that range from "Funky Kingston," "Pressure Drop," and "Monkey Man," to "Get Up, Stand Up" (not to be confused with Bob Marley's song), "54-46, That's My Number," and "Time Tough." Thankfully, there's plenty of documentation of Toots and the Maytals' show.
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