Wingless Angels, Keith Richards- Volumes I And II

Reviewby Leo Stanley (Allmusic.com)
As the first release on Keith Richards' Mindless Records, Wingless Angels plays on the Stones guitarist's long-standing infatuation with reggae and Jamaica.
The Wingless Angels are part of the strict Rastafarian sect the Nyabinghi, whose religious practices include chanting and drumming, both featured on their
eponymous debut record. As the album's producer, Richards keeps thing simple, which gives the record a gritty power. Wingless Angels isn't reggae in the
strictest sense -- it's spiritual Rastafarian music that sounds unlike any other reggae record, and that's what makes it special.

Cd1:
1. I Write My Name - Good Morning (6:25)
2. No Dark There (4:17)
3. Keyman (4:23)
4. On Mount Zion I (5:26)
5. Morning Train (4:28)
6. Roll Jordan Roll (3:53)
7. Rasta Army (4:23)
8. We Shall Overcome (5:35)
9. Come in My Little Ones (5:50)
10. Four & Twenty (4:30)
11. Rivers of Babylon (4:24)
12. Ring Out Mt. Zion Bells (4:45)
13. Bright Soul (4:44)
14. Enjoy Yourself (4:46)
15. Love, Love, Love (4:22)
16. Keyman A Cappella (1:36)
Cd2:
1. Inviting You (Intro) (1:06)
2. Shady Tree (5:22)
3. Come Down Wicked Man (5:23)
4. Zion Bells (6:12)
5. So Sweet (5:46)
6. No Dark Day (5:49)
7. Oh What A Joy (4:08)
8. Rasta Army (5:26)
9. Beautiful River (5:06)
10. Band Of Angels (6:11)
11. Inviting You (Outro) (3:20)

**Enjoy**