Hey Glenroy,I echo your sentiments of 2014 man.....I like the simplicity of this number ....the straight forward manner of the arrangement .....serious last lap stuff....Mr Bradley no doubt...hearing it for the first time...feels real good inside. You know for all the opinions that are expressed on these fora...about getting pan back on the road for Carnival and creating more opportunities to use the instrument year round.....I just wonder what they will be saying in twenty years or so....it is evident something has to give to keep this craft alive and viable in so far as the Mecca is concerned.
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heard a recording of this by the late great neville aleong from pan in the 21st century show
always brilliant
great
this is indeed a splendored thing
Hey Glenroy,I echo your sentiments of 2014 man.....I like the simplicity of this number ....the straight forward manner of the arrangement .....serious last lap stuff....Mr Bradley no doubt...hearing it for the first time...feels real good inside. You know for all the opinions that are expressed on these fora...about getting pan back on the road for Carnival and creating more opportunities to use the instrument year round.....I just wonder what they will be saying in twenty years or so....it is evident something has to give to keep this craft alive and viable in so far as the Mecca is concerned.
You all know why I love this piece?
Because it epitomizes what we could call "road pan"
A simple straightforward arrangement, without too many frills, yet with enough sweetness to keep you chipping along for hours.
Road Pan.
"Going home on Carnival Tuesday night " Pan!
Las' Lap Pan.
How I miss that!
Wow Sweet Pan
The mighty Desperadoes sweet music all the time
http://othersounds.com/interview-clarence-curvan/#commentspost
Love it!
BTW, Terry, I stole your Clarence Curvan article and posted it on Facebook ( you know I'm a fan of the Clarence Curvan/ Ron Berridge bands).
Hope you don't mind,
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