Thanks Winnifred for being your beautiful Black/African Trinbagonian self with a vision of self not limited to geopolity nor place of birth. You were a truly gifted and blessed soul. May your own land of nativity continue to applaud your works and gifts to the world. Your broke barriers and boundaries. May your spirit live forever.
Tears in my eyes.Pores raising.I am hearing rain on galvanize roofs with PanAm in the background.The piano is .....fantastic.Dis is music.Real classic.
My father gave this album to me as a child and I still have it. I cry everytime I hear this piece of masterful music ... this piece of history. @ mikewoollett - I do own it and I do so love it!
Is it possible to post another classic by Winnifred Atwell, "Sleeping Bee" which used to be the theme for TTT's Community Dateline in its very early days? (1979-1980 I believe). I have been searching the internet for this piece for years, and I have never been fortunate enough to come across it. "Sleeping Bee", and the music of Anthony Prospect, like "Maracas Bay" would be so nice to hear again. Music from this era in Trinidad and Tobago history I am begining to sadly conclude is just being discarded and lost. And what has taken its place is just a cacophony of wine and jam jungle noise. According to accounts I have heard, Winnifred Atwell's father owned a pharmacy, which was located on the site of what is now the Tunapuna Public library. The family home was just a short distance away , on Jubilee street.
Evokes beautiful and pleasant memories. An evergreen piece.
Thanks Winnifred for being your beautiful Black/African Trinbagonian self with a vision of self not limited to geopolity nor place of birth. You were a truly gifted and blessed soul. May your own land of nativity continue to applaud your works and gifts to the world. Your broke barriers and boundaries. May your spirit live forever.
A heavenly piece, a classic
A timeless classical piece that will resound throughout the ages!! Beautiful blend , and mastery of these amazing gifts to humanity! Love it !!
I'm privileged to be part of this musical history as my dad played double seconds for this band Kenneth lewis aka headers beautiful music
Nothing sweeter, perfect blend of ivory and steel. Takes me back to a beautiful time.
Beautiful music from Trinidadian people.
True Terry!
That woman could play. Enough respect.
Tears in my eyes.Pores raising.I am hearing rain on galvanize roofs with PanAm in the background.The piano is .....fantastic.Dis is music.Real classic.
Timelessly and beautifully dramatic. It still sounds as fresh and enthralling as when I first heard it as a child back in the late 1960^s..........
Still raises my pores..Thanks a million for this upload Mr. Joseph! :)
great music raises my pores and brings tears to my eyes.
Exactly what is happening to me this afternoon.
This was a real master piece
My father gave this album to me as a child and I still have it. I cry everytime I hear this piece of masterful music ... this piece of history.
@ mikewoollett - I do own it and I do so love it!
wooziejee this music to good to be true
Own it.....love it!!
who's here in 2020?
Long live Pan and Trini talent.
June 2023....sorry!
2023
this is Trinidad music at its absolute best ... thanks to Glenroy and UA-cam for keeping it alive ...
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ENERGETIC EXCITEMENT. TRULY THE SPIRIT OF TRINIDAD N TOBAGO.
This is classic!!!! Pan Am North Stars was in the early 1960s'. Enjoying the piano 🎹- the entire band sounds sweet 🍯.
The wedding panam jet north stars andWinnie fred Atwel
Is it possible to post another classic by Winnifred Atwell, "Sleeping Bee" which used to be the theme for TTT's Community Dateline in its very early days? (1979-1980 I believe). I have been searching the internet for this piece for years, and I have never been fortunate enough to come across it. "Sleeping Bee", and the music of Anthony Prospect, like "Maracas Bay" would be so nice to hear again. Music from this era in Trinidad and Tobago history I am begining to sadly conclude is just being discarded and lost. And what has taken its place is just a cacophony of wine and jam jungle noise.
According to accounts I have heard, Winnifred Atwell's father owned a pharmacy, which was located on the site of what is now the Tunapuna Public library. The family home was just a short distance away , on Jubilee street.
This is a real bad tune!! It used to be the theme tune for a news programme on TTT when I was a small child. I used to dance in front the tv to it.
Hear nuh,,,,