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The High & Mighties : Mighty High!
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A blend of reggae, rock and ska.
Genre: Reggae: Reggae rock
Release Date: 2007
Mighty High! Record Label: The High & Mighties
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Turn the Lights Down Low 3:23 $0.99
All I Can 5:24 $0.99
Anything So Good 3:09 $0.99
The Story of Johnny Walker 4:48 $0.99
Chapel On the Hill 5:01 $0.99
Blues Skies 4:59 $0.99
No Matter What 4:28 $0.99
The Way It's Gotta Be 3:41 $0.99
After Late Night 3:09 $0.99
Good Night 2:52 $0.99
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Album Notes

The High and Mighties is a reggae-rock-ska band from Chapel Hill, NC composed of players picked from various groups and ensembles that have been performing in the southeast for the last decade.

Bryan Reed of The Daily Tar Heel gives them the distinction of being a “good ska band playing in an indie rock town.” They have recently released their first album under their official name, Mighty High!

The new cd ventures into hip-hop, funk, straightforward rock and pop. Featuring a “horn section that has chops to spare and interweaves in the adept arrangements in a way that most other bands will never achieve,” it is “full of upbeat, uplifting songs” and “does more than it’s share to keep the spirit of American ska-rock alive and well.”

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REVIEWS

Incredible reggae rock CD
author: Xavier P. (for RadioIndy.com)
Amazing! “Mighty High” by The High & Mighties is an incredible reggae rock audio journey! Infused with brass arrangements reminiscent of ska, The High & Mighties have concocted a delightful new sound with this pioneering collection! “Anything So Good” takes a turn to the rock side, with awesome electric solos and a groove that is simply contagious! The vocals on “Mighty High” are quite compelling and heart-felt. “Blue Skies” shows off this band’s soothing vocals and artistic lyrics, while “No Matter What” demonstrates their skillful use of brass instruments. What’s more, the production of “Mighty High” is fit for the best! Fans of Sublime and Bob Marley will fall head-over-heals for this collection of reggae rock hits!
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