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As Richards likes to describe it, Wingless Angels make “marrow music.” As old as time itself, this is the Nyabinghi style—calling on the drum and voice to make music that cuts right to the bone, stripping away all but the essence, the raw and righteous spirit of the common people.

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Album

Wingless Angels II

Executive Produced by Keith Richards
Co-Executive Producers: Jane Rose & Wayne Jobson
Produced by Brian Jobson

WINGLESS ANGELS:
Justin Hinds - vocals and rasta drums
Locksley Whitlock - vocals and rasta drums
Maureen Fremantle - vocals
Warrin Williamson - vocals and rasta drums
Milton Beckerd - vocals and rasta drums

ADDITIONAL MUSICIANS:
Brian Jobson - bass guitar
Lee Jaffe – harmonica
Bernard Fowler - vocals
Lili Haydn - electric violin.
Lisa Fischer - vocals
Steve Jordan –vocals
Keith Richards – guitar, bass and vocals

Recorded at Coyaba Studios, Shaw Park Estate, Ocho Rios, Jamaica

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October 21, 1997

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The original Wingless Angels album was released in 1997. The liner notes, written by Vivien Goldman, are available below:

The nyabinghi Rastafarian drummers. Wingless Angels live in Steer Town, a village perched vertiginously high above Ocho Rios, Jamaica, and the cobalt Caribbean.

Steer Town has been a community aslong as humans have dwelt in Jamaica. Here, Auric Indians gazed down at strange Spanish sails as Columbus landed.