Mighty Diamonds
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Review by Penny Reel, NME, May 1976
THE MIGHTY DIAMONDS emerged in the wake of the resurgence of interest in Burning Spear – "I and I, son of the Most High – ...
Mighty Diamonds/U Roy/Delroy Washington: Lyceum, London
Live Review by Penny Reel, NME, September 1976
The Lyceum rockers wore dreadlocks, the Aldwych wouldn't do the Strand; the rude bwoys were on a ballroom blitz; and PENNY REEL reports on a ...
The Mighty Diamonds: There's No Ganja In Nassau
Report by Vivien Goldman, Sounds, June 1978
DAWN FLUSHED the sky like tomato juice infiltrating a shot of vodka, as a precarious caravan of dreadlocks weaves between stately lines of towering palm ...
The Mighty Diamonds/The Twinkle Brothers: The Forum, London
Live Review by Lloyd Bradley, MOJO, April 1997
IT'S A RARE THING THESE DAYS THAT Ralston Grant, the guitar-playing half of The Twinkle Brothers, leaves Jamaica, and for the last decade or so ...
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