The Heptones & The Now Generation Tommy McCook & The Now Generation - Mood For Love Eight Years After

Review by Si Wilson

Mood For Love Eight Years After is a collaborative album between the legendary reggae group, Heptones, and the equally iconic Tommy McCook & The Now Generation. The album features a collection of classic love songs that have been reimagined with a fresh sound.

The album opens with the title track, "Mood For Love", which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The smooth vocals of Heptones' lead singer, Leroy Sibbles, blend perfectly with the mellow instrumentals provided by Tommy McCook & The Now Generation. The album also features some upbeat tracks like "Love Has Many Faces" and "I've Got The Handle", which showcase the versatility of both groups.

The standout track on the album is "Soul Mate", which features a beautiful saxophone solo by Tommy McCook. The song is a perfect example of the seamless collaboration between Heptones and Tommy McCook & The Now Generation.

Summary by Si Wilson

Mood For Love Eight Years After is a must-listen for fans of classic reggae music. The album is a testament to the timeless appeal of love songs and the enduring legacy of Heptones and Tommy McCook & The Now Generation.