Lord Kitchener's classic Panman's Anthem "Is de Pan in Me"

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Lord Kitchener's classic calypso beautifully describes what it was like to be a pan jumbie in the early years of the steelband.Many of us who were around in those days could relate to this, and this calypso could certainly be called the Panman's Anthem.This video was beautifully put together by our friend who uses the sobriquet of " Is de pan in me".

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  • Woke up this morning with this calypso by the Grand Master in my head.

    R.I.P Grand Master of Calypso , Aldwyn Roberts , The Lord Kitchener.

    R.I.P. Great musician , panist , arranger  Jit Samaroo.

  • Thanks Glenroy again !  ALSO just sending a shout-out to Mr. Carleton Cummings, from San Fernando, long-time pannist for Skiffle Bunch; We hope ALL THE BEST for Panorama 2013, with love from Sweetie & friends here in St Petersburg, FL, USA. Play yourself and ENJOY it---sorry that we cannot be there!  (If anyone knows Mr. Cummings please convey this message.  Thanks all in WST.

  • No one could ever construct a calypso, lyrically and musically about pan and the steelband experience like the late Grand Master.

    We miss you, Lord Kitchener.

    Rest in peace.

  • OK Glenroy, I found the version by Renegades you posted earlier....just lovely:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=NcSVT5El4wc

  • Is there a full steel orchestra version of this lovely Kitch tune?

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