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  Bob Diaz April 28, 2022 at 6:48pm

  Not enough could be said of this virtuoso pannist Robert Grennidge but its typical of all the great talent T&T has produced over the years. One can only be grateful for living in the era of this greatness. My only regret is if I donr live to see Robbie duking it out with his peers and by that I mean  Mile Davis, Kenny G and all the soloists who are not in his musical realm of versatility..I know the world will be impressed as well as surprised at what this instrument can really do Like I said it will hurt if I go before that happens. There are still many who think of a steel drum as an act on a beach under a coconut tree.  They need to be informed..

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  Don Clarke April 28, 2014 at 12:10pm

  I have said this over and over again 'Robbie" has the sweetest hands on any steel pan, no one in the WORLD

  has ever came close to his style of playing. This is what I call a Gift from God. His touch is captivating to the

  ear and soul, he is in a class by him-self. This piece of music could never be duplicated by anyone else in

  my life time, and even if the musical score is written for them to play, I don't think they can do it on the steel

  pan. Perhaps someone out there can prove me wrong......then bring it on I'll be waiting. Happy Birthday

  Robbie, God's Blessings

   

   
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  Wayne Joseph April 3, 2014 at 12:29am

   I to address a comment made by Hollis Marcelle, another great  pannist from Trinidad&Tobago.To me he is the best till present. I don't compare him to any other.There are many other great ones,too many to mention. Just one that come to mind that is worth listening to, FH3. Robert Greenidge is like the Michael Jordan of pan and I believe he deserves the international recognition due to him. A genius and very gifted player and musician that is # 1 and then the rest
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  masai hall April 11, 2013 at 9:00pm

  Classic Robbie G.  Does anyone have him doing Dizzy's "Night in Tunisia"?  He tears it up. 
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  Mercer Ramdoo October 30, 2011 at 9:30pm

  The man's great. Does anyone have Othello Molineaux, pannist?
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  ed cee October 30, 2011 at 7:20pm

  A musician with an exquisite taste for the tonal quality of the instrument, Robert continues to demonstrate his capacity for playing the pan with a zest and ardor that appeals both locally and internationally to those who know him, know about him, and also to those who have never come into contact with him. With hands of a master at work, trust me...this is Robert Greenidge at home on the steelpan, both within and without himself. In real terms, another son of the soil par excellence. So when is he going to get national recognition...I wonder......
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  Hamilton web lexander October 30, 2011 at 6:20pm

   

  Your control of the instrument is great.One can sense that you came from a classical background as far as playing the PAN is concerned.For example Festival or Classical concerts. Very Nice.

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  Ian Franklin October 30, 2011 at 3:10pm

  Robert,

              People want to know if you are arraging for Desperadoes in 2012 (lol)
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  Mrs. P October 30, 2011 at 2:26pm

  Stardust-- a fabulous rendition to a beautiful classic song.  Thanks, Robert!
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  Hypolite B Sosa April 30, 2011 at 10:46pm

  I have seen and heard this live at North Texas University,back in mid-nineties,andI am still astonished at the dexterity and wonderful rendition of Stardust.TERRIFIC.

   

  H.B.Sosa.