The Morwells

About The Morwells

Formed in 1973, in Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies, this group featured Maurice "Blacka" Wellington (b. 19 August 1950, d. 12 October 2000; vocals, percussion) and Bingi Bunny (b. Eric Lamont, c.1956, Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies, d. January 1994; vocals, guitar). Prior to forming the group, Wellington had been a record salesman, and Lamont had recorded with Bongo Herman for Derrick Harriott. In 1974, they released "Mafia Boss" and "You Got To Be Holy" on their own Morwell Esquire label

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