Robert Greenidge plays Amazing Grace for fallen comrade and panist Gerald Logie, while family and friends gather to pay respects. Hosted by Carol Charles at Caribbean Treehouse on Caribbean International Showcase Wednesdays
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I feel proud of Robert Greenidge playing a farewell song for Gerald Logie. Most people have not realized that Trinidad Tripoli Steel band made inroads as a pioneer for steel bands in United States of America and Canada. I remember in the early days in Los Angeles when Robert Greenidge came to our Hotel where we were staying an jammed with Harold and Kenrick Headley. It was an evening to remember. Condoences to the Logie family from Scratcher-man Courtney Leiba
I feel proud of Robert Greenidge playing a farewell song for Gerald Logie. Most people have realized Trinidad Tripoli steelband made inroads as a pioneer for steel bands in United States of America and Canada. I remember in the early days when Robert Greenidge came to the Hotel we are staying and Jammed with Kenrick and Harold Headley, It was an evening to remember. Condolences to the Logie family. From scratcher-man Courtney Leiba
The Incredibly gifted virtuoso creates his magic before a spellbound audience, a send off fit for royalty was witnessed by all in attendance. Thank you Robert 'Maestro' Greenidge for the blessing, Gerald must have heard you from Heaven last nite.
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I feel proud of Robert Greenidge playing a farewell song for Gerald Logie. Most people have not realized that Trinidad Tripoli Steel band made inroads as a pioneer for steel bands in United States of America and Canada. I remember in the early days in Los Angeles when Robert Greenidge came to our Hotel where we were staying an jammed with Harold and Kenrick Headley. It was an evening to remember. Condoences to the Logie family from Scratcher-man Courtney Leiba
I feel proud of Robert Greenidge playing a farewell song for Gerald Logie. Most people have realized Trinidad Tripoli steelband made inroads as a pioneer for steel bands in United States of America and Canada. I remember in the early days when Robert Greenidge came to the Hotel we are staying and Jammed with Kenrick and Harold Headley, It was an evening to remember. Condolences to the Logie family. From scratcher-man Courtney Leiba
Gerald must hear that, very nice Robert (the great)
The Incredibly gifted virtuoso creates his magic before a spellbound audience, a send off fit for royalty was witnessed by all in attendance. Thank you Robert 'Maestro' Greenidge for the blessing, Gerald must have heard you from Heaven last nite.