Timothy Cooper: Rock Out, With Your Locks Out

If Bob Marley and U2 ever had a chance to record a song together, I'm pretty sure that rasta-rock is the direction their respective guitar strings would have roamed. But thankfully for Mojo Morgan, the creation of this genre lies in his gifted hands. Born in Brooklyn, New York, and raised primarily in Springfield, Massachusetts, Morgan was born into a reggae music monarchy. His father, Denroy Morgan, ascended to fame in 1981 with his hit song, "I'll Do Anything For You." Although the elder Morgan had several hits throughout his illustrious career, "I'll Do Anything...." reached Gold status, thus establishing his name as a reggae brand and paving the way for his talented offspring to show and prove their skills on the national stage. And they did just that, as Mojo and his four siblings would form the quintet, Morgan Heritage. After being signed to MCA Records after their legendary performance at the Reggae Sunsplash Festival in Jamaica, the group released their debut album, "Miracles," in ... (link)