Morgan Heritage's 1997 album features some of their first work with legendary reggae producer Bobby "Digital" Dixon, including their first song together, "Let Them Talk." The title track and "Set Yourself Free" (Studio One Riddim 'Drum Song' played by Sly & Robbie, Bongo Herman and Dean Fraser) were hits in reggae circles, while "Africa, Here We Come" and "Watch the Heathen" reflect the political and spiritual sides of the group. Finest musicians include Danny Dennis, Melbourne Miller, Benji Myers, Paul Crossdale, Dalton Browne, David Madden, Barry O'Hare, Ernie Wilks. Recorded at Digital B Recording Studio. This is an ESSENTIAL ALBUM - according to The Rough Guide To Reggae) - the quote "a stunning return to Roots & Culture" - and has as combiantion guest Tony Rebel on "People Are Fighting". The CD has over 55 minutes playtime, three extra tracks and comes with 6-page leporello booklet.