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Some Panmen of the 1950s by Ian Lambie

Some Panmen of the 1950s
by Ian Lambie

I am fully aware of the excellent contributions made by Ellie Mannette and Andrew “Pan” de la Bastide to the advancement of “pan” in the USA and by Anthony “Tony” Williams at home. I decided to write about lesse

Started by Pan Times in When Steel Talks Exclusive

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Did St Mary’s have the first school pan side?

The Trinidad Guardian

Silver Stars conductor Donnell Thomas known for his theatricality had patrons at Pan with the Saints intrigued by his costume for the band’s performance of music from Phantom of the Opera Trinidad and Tobago, W.I. - ....A surprising revelation was made early in the proceedings by St Mary’s Dean Enrico Rajah, one which sent pan archivists and Pan Trinbago officials searching their memories for verification.

Raja

Started by Pan Times in News

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Congratulations to all the 2011 Graduates

When Steel Talks extends congratulations to all the 2011 graduates - from kindergarten to grad school and beyond. Good work!!

Started by Pan Times in Commentary

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8th Annual PANorama Caribbean Music Fest!

The 8th annual PANorama Caribbean Music Fest is the only place where you can enjoy great Caribbean music and food while basking in the fresh ocean breezes of the breath-taking Virginia Beach Oceanfront. This year’s headliners, Andy Narell and Relator

Started by Dave Longfellow in Live Performances

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Some Panmen of the 1950s by Ian Lambie

Did St Mary’s have the first school pan side?

Congratulations to all the 2011 Graduates

8th Annual PANorama Caribbean Music Fest!

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