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JUSTICE SOUND BOOKING 904 444 9444 Wingless Angels are a Jamaican Rastafari reggae group led by Justin Hinds, best known for their self-titled album executive produced by Keith Richards and issued on his Mindless Records imprint. History[edit] Veteran reggae musician Justin Hinds had by the 1990s moved back to live in his rural home town of Steertown near Ocho Rios where he led a group of nyabinghi musicians, including Winston “Black Skull“ Thomas (who had previously worked with Talking Heads and Bad Brains),[1] Milton “Bongo Neville“ Beckerd, “Bongo“ Locksey Whitlock, Warrin Williamson, Maureen Fremantle (aka Sister Maureen), Vincent “Jackie“ Ellis, and Bongo Jackie (aka Iron Lion). Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards had bought a home in Ocho Rios in the mid-1970s and befriended Hinds.[2][3] Richards and producer Rob Fraboni recorded the group one evening in 1995 playing in his own living room, shortly after the death of Bongo Jackie, and with overdu