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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). Their sweet sound and polished choreography were distinctly inspired by the Motown groups of the '60s. During the early '70s, they recorded for several producers, including Stranger Cole and Rupie Edwards, without much success. Finally, in 1973, they caught on at Byron Lee's Dynamic Sounds studio and notched their first hit with "Shame and Pride."
From there, the group moved on to Joseph "JoJo" Hoo Kim's Channel One imprint in 1975. They scored two quick hits with "Country Living" and "Hey Girl," and then had their biggest success yet with "Right Time." Signed to a major-label deal with Virgin, the Mighty Diamonds issued their first album, also titled Right Time, in 1976. It was an instant classic, tackling a multitude of social and spiritual issues with powerful yet graceful music, and spawned further hits in "I Need a Roof," "Have Mercy," and "Africa." Now stars in the U.K. as well as Jamaica, the group traveled to New Orleans to record their follow-up LP, Ice on Fire. Produced by Allen Toussaint, the album was an uneasy marriage of reggae and American R&B, and was received poorly by the group's roots-minded fans.
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Exclusive Stereograph Foundation UK Sound System Championships Belts Launch 2022 💥💥💥
Greetings to one all On the 9th August 2017 Minister Michael Gordon was better known in the sound system and music business as Chabba launched the Stereograph Foundation UK. It was a long term vision that I had to give back something to the people and the sound system culture worldwide. Apart from giving assistance to local and overseas communities by providing equipment and much help to the youths also adults as well.
My major passion was also to launch an Awards programme like no other that was out there both past and present. The ethos behind it was to recognise the unsung heroes. Those who do great and valuable things are often overlooked.
This dream and passion I had have come to past beyond what I could have ever envisaged. It has touched countless lives globally in many different categories. Due to my passion and career as a legendary selector, I decided and planned for many years to bring out a different format and reward in the sound system competition sector. It had to be something groundbreaking that had never been done before in the history of sound systems. Well, here it is the Stereograph Foundation Sound system Championships belts.
It has always been a cup or trophy given to the winner of a clash dance. Here is something in a league of its own for all sound systems worldwide. To be eligible to participate you have to register with the Stereograph Foundation UK.
There are terms and conditions applicable contact us at Stereograph@outlook.com by email or call for more information on the following numbers 07432335112 or 07503891889 Also, another email address is Stereographfm@outlook.com. Stereograph Foundation sound system Championships belts are the newest and elite thing to happen to the sound system culture. Most respect to future champions. Minister Michael Gordon aka Chabba. God bless you
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