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Who You Fighting For (UB40, 2005) 
UB40 - Who You Fighting For (CD 2005)

 
UB40 - Who You Fighting For (CD 2005)

Title: Who You Fighting For
Artist: UB40
Record Label: DEP International
Release Year: 2005
EAN: 0094631210525
Genre: Reggae
Product ID: EPID46723075
Description: Argentinian import reissueA striking return to form, UB40's WHO YOU FIGHTING FOR finds the long-running British ensemble not only offering up its trademark catchy pop hooks and vibrant reggae rhythms, but also returning to the more polit...
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Track Listing
1. Who You Fighting For
2. After Tonight
3. Bling Bling
4. Plenty More
5. War Poem
6. Sins Of The Fathers
7. Good Situation
8. Gotta Tell Someone
9. Reasons
10. One Woman Man
11. I'll Be On My Way
12. Kiss And Say Goodbye
13. Things You Say You Love

Details
Number of CDs:1
Producer:UB40
Recording Type:Studio
Distributor:EMI Operations/CEVA Logistics

Album Notes
Argentinian import reissueA striking return to form, UB40's WHO YOU FIGHTING FOR finds the long-running British ensemble not only offering up its trademark catchy pop hooks and vibrant reggae rhythms, but also returning to the more political themes that marked lauded early-1980s albums like PRESENT ARMS and GEFFERY MORGAN.The opening title track features bright, buoyant melodies that are counterbalanced by a direct lyrical assault on the war in Iraq ("you do the killing--they do the drilling"), while the horn-laden, dub-tinged "War Poem" casts the focus on those trapped in the middle of global conflict. Elsewhere, UB40 offers up swooning lovers rock on the percolating "After Tonight" and the gentle "One Woman Man," and takes on a Beatles rarity with the easy-going "I'll Be on My Way," all of which showcase lead vocalist Ali Campbell's lilting croon. Those who think there is little more to UB40 than its breezy Club Med take on "Red Red Wine" will be pleasantly surprised by this bold, thoroughly engaging album.

Editorial Reviews
3.5 stars out of 5 -- [T]hey return to their roots here, armed with tight, horn-heavy compositions...Dirty Linen (p.59) - [T]he vivid production, rhythmic progression, and fine lead and background vocals create a danceable mix.
Rolling Stone


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