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With the South African Special Forces
At the close of the war in Rhodesia in 1980, now-SAS Squadron Leader Robert Mackenzie was recruited by Ron Reid-Daly to work in the South African state of Transkei. His mission was to train their Special Forces to fight the terrorists who stood against the state. He resigned from the newly created Zimbabwe National Army and joined the South African Special Forces as a major. He served in South Africa for five years before returning to the U.S. in 1985 after 15 years of serving overseas.
While in South Africa, he also put his hand to journalism. Recruited by Robert K. Brown of
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Luke Royalty is speaking his truth.
The lyricist writes from the heart, reflecting his surroundings - he s a working class voice, someone who grew up in a completely different universe from the metropolitan capitol.
New single I Do dips into his Northern heritage, with Luke embracing his accent, his surroundings, and the culture that propels him.
Recorded alongside friend and long time collaborator Bob Mackenzie at Motor Museum studios in Liverpool, it s a potent reminder that the world doesn t begin and end at the Watford Gap.
Out now, the video for I Do was shot in his Darlington hometown, with childhood friend and director Edward Andrew Harper tracing a path around old haunts.