Some players just stand out more than others and every band have dey antics peeps. They all bring that added EXCITEMENT factor to the Panorama. Varied expressions of how they FEEL the music and convey that to the audience. The conductors in particular visually display what they're trying to get across with their music.
First one come to mind is of course Dane Gulston of All Stars. Throughout de course of a Panorama arrangement Dane takes you through ecstasy, pain, joy, heartbreak, a sudden onset of diarrhea, walkin on hot coals, THE WORKS! :)
Plenty others....the conductor from Silver Stars
Duvonne de conductor this year
Roland de tenor man in Phase II
De Hair man on seconds in Skiffle
And so on.
I still give Dane de crown tho......for now :)
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Here's another one from the 90s, anyone know this girl, Russell Providence can you shed some light?
Cordettes "Going the Distance"
odw have you ever observe the women drummers don't sweat half as much than men?
That's is 'mystery' I 'm unable to solve. I'll let the women speak for themselves.
The person with the most antics for me in panorama or whenever he is playing is Lexton Steele aka "Pinky" from Desperadoes.
Do you all remember the original 12 bass man Dennis 'Mack" from Harmonites running in and out of that upright 12 bass, don't know if he's still playing now though.
Anthony Joseph, That guy was full of himself, he put on a show, ah good one too.
Jenessa from Phase II on the bass is a next one.
panrebel, so Jenessa is todays "Woman On The Bass"
Oh yes, she is a dread performer....and a personality to match
Oh yes!! She know how to move around the basses.
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