By Howard Campbell—- The McNeish brothers, Malcolm (left) and Umoja.— THERE have been different interpretations of Jamaican pop music over the years. Jazz man Grover Washington Jnr covered Marley’s Jammin’ while country legend Willie Nelson put a twang on songs by Toots and The Maytals. The McNeish brothers, Malcolm and Umoja, are not as famous. But, as Sons of Mystro, they used their violins to rework a number of reggae classics. This can be heard on Reggae Strings Vol … Read entire article »