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  Ian Franklin June 3, 2011 at 11:02pm

  Just some trivia for you all. 1985 panorama results is the closest ever.

  The marks were 282 Desperadoes and Renegades, 281 All Stars, 280 Tokyo and 279 Exodus.

  That was Bradley's first year away from Desperadoes, and Tokyo never placed that high since.
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  DJ June 3, 2011 at 4:56pm

  1985 Panorama, what a year!! - Soucouyant by All Stars (lost by 1 point)
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  Eye4Pan June 1, 2011 at 2:53pm

  CLASSIC!!!!
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  Soca Professor May 30, 2011 at 4:15pm

  
  
  

  Love both the
  Desperadoes & Renegades live panorama finals version of this Kitch classic!
  
  I find it impossible to separate them to decide which version is better as they
  are both brilliant and make the pores raise! Steelband music, arrangement &
  performance at its finest!!
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  Hassan C. May 29, 2011 at 8:17pm

  That's is exactly what makes it a Classic....and coming from the GRANDMASTER well......words cant really describe  as you said...THE GREATEST
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  bigmacttwi May 29, 2011 at 6:55pm

  big big chune boi...lol
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  Glenroy R Joseph May 29, 2011 at 6:34pm

  . I first heard this tune on pan before I heard  the actually calypso, and found the melody so rich and classical. I almost couldn't believe it was a calypso. 

  This tune is a testament to the greatness of the late Lord Kitchener, the greatest pan calypso composer of them all !
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  DJ May 29, 2011 at 3:27pm

  I still toting over the 1 point this tune beat All Stars 'Soucouyant' by. Congrats Despers, regardless
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  Pan Times May 29, 2011 at 1:25pm

  Beverly Griffith and Robert Greenidge were indeed the arrangers.  Here is an article on the 1985 season posted by WST and written Beverly Griffith.

  click to read http://www.panonthenet.com/panmag/beverly.htm
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  Glenroy R Joseph May 29, 2011 at 12:50pm

  Whenever I post any music or videos, I try my my best to get the correct information so that the artists and arrangers be properly credited for their work.

  This information sometimes is not easy to obtain, but I think it is important for the historical record.

  However, occasionally I make errors, and if anyone is aware of them, please inform me so that they can be corrected.

  In the case of this piece. I've made a couple errors. For some reason , I thought it was arranged by Clive Bradley, but I was informed that I was wrong.

  The Panorama 1-2-3 placings list on Pan Trinbago's website listed Beverly Griffith as the arranger and neglected to add Mr Robert Greenidge (my favorite individial panist) as co-arranger.

  I would like to apologize to Mr Greenidge for the oversight, and promise to try harder to make sure that all of my postings are 100 percent accurate.