Pressure Drop

Ben Harper · Other Songs - Ben Harper

( The Maytals Cover )



Yeah - yeah

Hmh mmh mmh - yeah

Hmh mmh mmh - yeah

Hmh mmh mmh - yeah

It is you - oh yeah

It is you - oh yeah

It is you - oh yeah

Pressure drop, oh - pressure drop

Oh - I say pressure drop, a drop on you

I say pressure drop, oh pressure drop

Oh - I say pressure drop, a drop on you

I say when it drops, oh you gonna feel it

How much you were doing wrong

Oh - when it drops, you gonna feel it

How much you were doing wrong

It is you - oh yeah

It is you - oh yeah

It is you - oh yeah

I say pressure, pressure, pressure, pressure



Pressure drop, a drop on you

I say pressure, pressure, pressure

Pressure drop, a drop on you

I say a drop on you

(solo)

It is you - oh yeah

It is you - oh yeah

It is you - oh yeah

I say pressure drop, pressure drop

Pressure drop, a drop on you

I say pressure drop, pressure drop

Pressure, pressure, pressure, pressure

Pressure, pressure, pressure drop

Pressure drop, a drop on you

Pressure, pressure

Pressure drop, a drop on you

Pressure, pressure

Pressure drop, a drop on you

Pressure Drop

Ben Harper's rendition of 'Pressure Drop' stands as a testament to his mastery of reggae and roots rock influences. Originally a classic by Toots and the Maytals, Harper's interpretation showcases his signature slide guitar work and soulful vocal delivery, reimagining the track within his own expansive musical landscape. This recording highlights his ability to honor established genres while infusing them with his distinct acoustic texture and emotional depth. The song remains a vibrant example of his versatility, bridging the gap between traditional Caribbean rhythms and contemporary alternative rock sensibilities. It serves as an enduring reminder of Harper's commitment to exploring diverse sonic territories throughout his career, offering listeners a dynamic performance that resonates with both longtime fans and new audiences alike.