Reggae Icons Toots And The Maytals Share 'Warning Warning' Video

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It's a call to good faith and mutual respect...

Reggae heroes *Toots And The Maytals* have shared the animated video for their single 'Warning Warning'.

The Jamaican group helped turn reggae into an international artform, courtesy of such seminal hits as '54-46 Was My Number' and 'Pressure Drop'.

The band's time together will come to an end shortly, with Toots And The Maytals confirming plans for a farewell tour.

New album 'Got To Be Tough' - order it *HERE* - finds this force of nature going out on a high, however, with a righteous, skanking, soulful collection of songs.

Taken from the record, new single 'Warning Warning' is an inspiration, a bolt from the blue, a shard of light in life's grey matter.

It's a call to action, a signal for good faith and mutual respect amongst all peoples. Here's Toots himself to explain a little bit more...

“I want to ask everyone to keep their focus in this time of wonders. Make such focus be of good faith, love each other, take it as a warning and exercise brotherly and sisterly care for each other of all race, religion and creed...”

There's a full animated video, too - watch it below.

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