The original Coloured Stone was formed by three Aboriginal brothers from the community of Koonibba, South Australia – Bunna Lawrie, Neil Coaby and Mackie Coaby, and their nephew, Bruce (aka Bunny) Mundy.
The band’s single, Black Boy was a success when first released in 1984. It became the #1 song in Fiji and sold 120,000 copies.
Their album releases include Koonibba Rock (1984), Island of Greed (1985), Human Love (1986), Wild Desert Rose (1988), Crazy Mind (1990), Inma Juju Dance Music (1991), and Rhythm of Nature (1998).
Bunna Lawrie
Vocals, guitar, drums, didgeridoo, gong stone Neil Coaby
Guitar, vocals Mackie Coaby
Bass, vocals Bruce “Bunny” Mundy
Guitar, vocals Selwyn Burns
Guitar, vocals Peter Hood
Drums Cee Cee Honeybee
Vocals
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