The Mighty Diamonds - Changes album flac

By: The Mighty Diamonds (1981, Reggae). Heads Of Government by The Mighty Diamonds. Deeper Roots (Back To The Channel) by The Mighty Diamonds. Indestructible by The Mighty Diamonds. Reggae Street by The Mighty Diamonds. Live In Tokyo by The Mighty Diamonds. Leaders Of Black Country – Showcase by The Mighty Diamonds. Patience by The Mighty Diamonds. View all albums . Changes. By: The Mighty Diamonds (1981, Reggae).

Changes ‎(LP, Album). Music Works Records, P-Vine Special. Changes ‎(LP, Album).

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The Mighty Diamonds were formed in 1969 in the Kingston ghetto of Trenchtown, also home to Bob Marley. From day one onward, their lineup consisted of founder and harmony singer Pat "Lloyd" Ferguson (aka Judge Diamond, the Judge), lead singer Donald Shaw (aka Tabby Diamond, the Prophet), and harmony singer Fitzroy Simpson (aka Bunny Diamond, the Jester). In the early '80s, the group started working with producer Gussie Clarke, reworking old Studio One rhythm tracks into new songs on their 1981 album Changes. One of those new songs, "Pass the Kouchie" (or sometimes "Kutchie"), was a major hit in Jamaica, and in 1982 it was covered by the Musical Youth for the . smash "Pass the Dutchie" (substituting a type of cooking pot for the original's marijuana slang).

Struggling 1985, Album. Ice On Fire 1977, Album. Deeper Roots 1979, Album. The Roots Is There 1982, Album. Heads Of Government 1983, Album. Live In Tokyo 1985, Concert. Pass The Kouchie 1986, Album. Get Ready 1988, Album. Go Seek Your Rights 1990, Album.

Biography by Steve Huey. One of the most famous Jamaican vocal groups of the 1970s and '80s, performers of catchy, meaningful songs.