Heavy Duty (Xtatik)

Infobox Album
Name = Heavy Duty
Type = studio
Artist = Xtatik


Released = 1997
Recorded = 1996, 1997
Genre = Soca
Length =
Label = JW Productions
Producer = Winston Montano, Machel Montano
Reviews =
Last album = "Men At Work"
(1996)
This album = "Heavy Duty"
(1997)
Next album = "Xtatik Live"
(1997)
Misc =

"Heavy Duty" is an album released by popular Soca band Xtatik from Trinidad and Tobago in 1997 [ [http://www.machelmontanohd.com/index.php?page=music Machel Montano Discography at Official Website] ] . The album was considered one of the most successful Soca albums at the time of its release [ [http://www.izatrini.com/trini_celebrities.html T&T celebrities proud to say IZATRINI] ] . In a 2004 interview, lead vocalist of the band Machel Montano claimed it was his favourite album of all time [ [http://www.ttgapers.com/Article374.html Machel exposed - Q&A] ] .

The song "Big Truck" on the album won Trinidad's 1997 Annual Road March Competition for Trinidad and Tobago Carnival [ [http://www.search.co.tt/trinidad/roadmarch/index.html Road Marches of Trinidad and Tobago] ] .

Track listing

#Intro
#Big Truck - Machel Montano
#Follow Yuh Partner - Sean Caruth, Samuel Jack
#Winerboi - Machel Montano
#Calypso Nice - Wayne Rodriguez, Joseph Rivers, Errol Singh, Machel Montano
#Tayee Tayee - Darryl Henry, Machel Montano
#J'Ouvert Girls - Nicholas Antoine
#What They Say (They Say) - Winston Bailey
#Pretty Gyal - Richard Felix, Machel Montano
#No Carnival - Machel Montano, Darryl Henry
#Crowded - Machel Montano, Darryl Henry
#Music Farm - Machel Montano, Darryl Henry, Nicholas Antoine, Vincent Rivers
#Outro

Vocals

*Machel Montano - Lead Vocalist
*Wayne Rodriguez - Vocalist
*Darryl Henry (Farmer Nappy) - Vocalist
*Vincent Rivers - Vocalist
*Winston Bailey - Vocalist
*Sean Caruth - Vocalist
*Samuel Jack - Vocalist
*Joseph Rivers - Vocalist
*Richard Felix - Vocalist
*Nicholas Antoine - Vocalist
*Errol Singh - Vocalist

Musicians

*Bass - Vincent Rivers, Joseph Rivers
*Trumpet - Nicholas Antoine
*Tenor Saxophone - Charles Dougherly
*Trombone - Kurt Francisco

References