Diamonds On the Inside by Ben Harper

Diamonds On the Inside

by Ben Harper

Released: March 11, 2003

Blues rock, reggae, funk rock, jam band

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Why This Album Matters

This album matters because its strongest editorial story is: Breakthrough.

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The Album

Throughout "Diamonds on the Inside," Harper delivers introspective lyrics that touch on themes of love, spirituality, social justice, and personal growth. "Diamonds on the Inside" is the fifth studio album by American singer-songwriter and musician Ben Harper, released in 2003. The album features a diverse array of tracks, including the laid-back groove of "With My Own Two Hands," the reggae-infused "Everything," the bluesy "Temporary Remedy," and the uplifting anthem "Diamonds on the Inside." Harper's collaboration with the Blind Boys of Alabama on "Picture of Jesus" adds a gospel-inspired dimension to the album.

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Interesting Facts

The album showcases Harper's eclectic musical style, blending…

The album showcases Harper's eclectic musical style, blending elements of folk, blues, rock, reggae, and gospel into a cohesive and soulful collection of songs.

His soulful vocals are accompanied by his masterful…

His soulful vocals are accompanied by his masterful guitar playing, which ranges from delicate acoustic melodies to gritty electric riffs.

The album's diverse musical influences and heartfelt lyrics…

The album's diverse musical influences and heartfelt lyrics resonate with listeners, making it a standout entry in Harper's discography.

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Essential Tracks

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Everything

The album features a diverse array of tracks, including the laid-back groove of "With My Own Two Hands," the reggae-infused "Everything," the bluesy "Temporary Remedy," and the uplifting anthem "Diamonds on the Inside." Harper's collaboration with the Blind Boys of Alabama on "Picture of Jesus" adds a gospel-inspired dimension to the album.

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Temporary Remedy

The album features a diverse array of tracks, including the laid-back groove of "With My Own Two Hands," the reggae-infused "Everything," the bluesy "Temporary Remedy," and the uplifting anthem "Diamonds on the Inside." Harper's collaboration with the Blind Boys of Alabama on "Picture of Jesus" adds a gospel-inspired dimension to the album.

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Picture Of Jesus

The album features a diverse array of tracks, including the laid-back groove of "With My Own Two Hands," the reggae-infused "Everything," the bluesy "Temporary Remedy," and the uplifting anthem "Diamonds on the Inside." Harper's collaboration with the Blind Boys of Alabama on "Picture of Jesus" adds a gospel-inspired dimension to the album.

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Reception

"Diamonds on the Inside" received critical acclaim upon its release, with praise for Harper's songwriting, musicianship, and vocal performances.

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The Complete Album Story

"Diamonds on the Inside" is the fifth studio album by American singer-songwriter and musician Ben Harper, released in 2003. The album showcases Harper's eclectic musical style, blending elements of folk, blues, rock, reggae, and gospel into a cohesive and soulful collection of songs.

Throughout "Diamonds on the Inside," Harper delivers introspective lyrics that touch on themes of love, spirituality, social justice, and personal growth. His soulful vocals are accompanied by his masterful guitar playing, which ranges from delicate acoustic melodies to gritty electric riffs.

The album features a diverse array of tracks, including the laid-back groove of "With My Own Two Hands," the reggae-infused "Everything," the bluesy "Temporary Remedy," and the uplifting anthem "Diamonds on the Inside." Harper's collaboration with the Blind Boys of Alabama on "Picture of Jesus" adds a gospel-inspired dimension to the album.

"Diamonds on the Inside" received critical acclaim upon its release, with praise for Harper's songwriting, musicianship, and vocal performances. The album's diverse musical influences and heartfelt lyrics resonate with listeners, making it a standout entry in Harper's discography.

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