King Without a Crown

King Without a Crown

Infobox Single
Name = King without a Crown


Caption =
Artist = Matisyahu
from Album = Shake off the Dust... Arise, Live at Stubb's and Youth
A-side =
B-side =
Released = 2005
Format = vinyl, CD
Recorded =
Genre = Reggae
Alternative
Length = 5:19 ("Shake off the Dust... Arise" version)
4:48 ("Live at Stubb's" version)
3:42 ("Youth" version)
Label = JDub Records
Writer =
Producer = Michael Caplan, Angelo Montrone, Jacob Harris
Certification =
Chart position = 28 (US Hot 100)
27 (US Pop 100)
13 (US Hot Digital)
7 (US Modern Rock)
Last single =
This single = "King without a Crown"
(2005)
Next single = "Youth"
(2006)
Misc ="King without a Crown" is a song by Hasidic reggae singer Matisyahu. It was his first major single, except for the live version of the same song which appeared on his album "Live at Stubb's". The song originally appeared on his 2004 debut album "Shake off the Dust... Arise", and again on his second studio album "Youth". The song hit #28 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #7 on the Modern Rock Tracks chart.

On some limited editions of "Youth" and on the "King Without a Crown" three-track EP, there is a bonus track of "King Without a Crown" remixed by Mike D of the Beastie Boys.

Along with the song "Youth", "King without a Crown" is different from other songs on the album "Youth", in that it has a lengthy guitar solo more in the spirit of rock than of reggae.

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