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  Ayesha Mohammed November 20, 2017 at 8:56am

  Memories sweet when I listen, of Charlie Roach in the 1960s, Toronto
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  Jennifer Jagbir November 19, 2017 at 3:38pm

  I knew Clive Rosteing the drummer personally.  His parents and my parents were close friends.  Can anyone shed some light on his whereabouts.  Is he still alive?  I was in Toronto this year for the carnival and just missed his brother Michael by a few minutes at the panyard lime.
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  knolly smith November 19, 2017 at 1:55am

  SWEET MEMORIES WITH THE TRADE-WINDS IN TORONTO "1967"...THANK YOU!
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  Charles Assevero November 18, 2017 at 3:10pm

  I remember flying form NY to Toronto  for the weekend in the late sixties and seeing the TRADEWINDS perform at  he Bermuda Room on Younge street.  I  really enjoy them( happy times).. Charles Assevero, Plano,Texas( note Glen Serzano from Belmont ? was a guitar player with them (, he has passed many years ago.)
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  kaiso July 4, 2013 at 11:42am

  Yes Gons;

  I went to Ryerson Poly, a block away, back in the 70's and frequented We Place.

  Looking back now we didn't fully appreciate how well we had it then - life was so much simpler and Toronto was much more livable then.
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  Carlton Heywood July 2, 2013 at 9:12am

  This collection of witty kaisos,by the Tradewinds ,with their unique musical genre, bringsback pleasant memories for me.
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  James Martinez July 1, 2013 at 5:00pm

  The Tradewinds. I remember this great sounding band. A truly talented group of guys who really loved and made  good calypso music. Thanks, Winston Deyal for posting. This brought back so many memories of an era when Trinidad was a wondrous place. The times sure have changed and so has the music. The olden days were better.
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  Winston Dayal ( alias Gons) July 1, 2013 at 1:38pm

  I remember we used to hang out at We Place (Mercury) in the 70's dancing to this great band. At that time my cousin Terry Dayal was on guitar , Dave Martins , vocals and guitar , Clive Rosteing on drums and Joe. Brown on bass. Those were the days when you could go to a club and be safe not like today