Comments on: An Eerie Silence Crop Over Response http://www.boycevoice.com/blog/2008/05/30/an-eerie-silence-crop-over-response/ Peter Boyce of MADD Entertainment gives you a comical view of the serious business of entertainment in Barbados and the wider Caribbean. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 20:59:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: HYPERLION http://www.boycevoice.com/blog/2008/05/30/an-eerie-silence-crop-over-response/#comment-2273 HYPERLION Tue, 03 Jun 2008 01:18:19 +0000 http://www.boycevoice.com/blog/?p=991#comment-2273 I GO TA ALL DE CALVACADES EVERY YEAR EVERY BODY THAT KNOW ME KNOW THAT ,WHEN IT COMES TA CROP OVE THAT IS WHEN I WORK LESS AND PARTY MORE ,BUT ONE THING I CANT UNDERSTAND IS THAT ELECTRIC AND JABEE AT EVERY CALVACADE DEM PEFORM AT DEM HAVE THIS IDEA THEM HAVE TA SING DUB AND JUST KILLING MY CROP OVER SPIRIT, UP CHRIST CHURCH DJ TAMI HAD ME FELL LIKE LEAVING DE CALVACADE SHE START OUT SO NICE WID CALYPSO ALTHOUGH SHE TALK THROUGH ALL DE SONGS ,SHE HAD DE DECENCY TA START PLAYING DUB,DE BEST BAND I C SO FAR WAS UP ST JOSEPH DAT BAND IS AH BAND WITH SENCE,THAT BAND REALISE THAT DE SHOW DOWN ST LUCY HAD DE PEOPLEBEGGING FA MORE ,THAT BAND PLAY ALL CALYPSO THAT NIGHT ,NOW HAT WAS NICE AND I WOULD LIKE TA KNOW HOW COME THERE WERE ONLY AT ONE CALVACADE AND PLAYING DE BEST .TA ME I KNOW I AM NOT DE ONLY ONE THAT FELLS THIS WAY I GO TA ALL DE CALVACADES EVERY YEAR EVERY BODY THAT KNOW ME KNOW THAT ,WHEN IT COMES TA CROP OVE THAT IS WHEN I WORK LESS AND PARTY MORE ,BUT ONE THING I CANT UNDERSTAND IS THAT ELECTRIC AND JABEE AT EVERY CALVACADE DEM PEFORM AT DEM HAVE THIS IDEA THEM HAVE TA SING DUB AND JUST KILLING MY CROP OVER SPIRIT, UP CHRIST CHURCH DJ TAMI HAD ME FELL LIKE LEAVING DE CALVACADE SHE START OUT SO NICE WID CALYPSO ALTHOUGH SHE TALK THROUGH ALL DE SONGS ,SHE HAD DE DECENCY TA START PLAYING DUB,DE BEST BAND I C SO FAR WAS UP ST JOSEPH DAT BAND IS AH BAND WITH SENCE,THAT BAND REALISE THAT DE SHOW DOWN ST LUCY HAD DE PEOPLEBEGGING FA MORE ,THAT BAND PLAY ALL CALYPSO THAT NIGHT ,NOW HAT WAS NICE AND I WOULD LIKE TA KNOW HOW COME THERE WERE ONLY AT ONE CALVACADE AND PLAYING DE BEST .TA ME I KNOW I AM NOT DE ONLY ONE THAT FELLS THIS WAY

]]> By: Beats http://www.boycevoice.com/blog/2008/05/30/an-eerie-silence-crop-over-response/#comment-2260 Beats Sat, 31 May 2008 15:03:27 +0000 http://www.boycevoice.com/blog/?p=991#comment-2260 Thanks for posting... I got the song... Patrice Roberts, Wukking Up. http://www.tropicalfete.com/media/video/206/Wukking-Up.html Where on the internet can we hear any part of Madd's song about the Africans? Thanks for posting…

I got the song… Patrice Roberts, Wukking Up.

http://www.tropicalfete.com/media/video/206/Wukking-Up.html

Where on the internet can we hear any part of Madd’s song about the Africans?

]]> By: Beats http://www.boycevoice.com/blog/2008/05/30/an-eerie-silence-crop-over-response/#comment-2259 Beats Sat, 31 May 2008 00:59:27 +0000 http://www.boycevoice.com/blog/?p=991#comment-2259 I'm trying to get some help with the name of a song and who sings it. It is by a female Trinidadian soca singer and it became very popular in Barbados when it came out which would be sometime between 2005 and 2007. It was even considered to be a good contender for the Crop-Over Road March for whatever year it came out but I am sure I heard Dennis Johnson on radio saying that because the singer was Trinidadian the song would not qualify. I still hear it being played on the radio in Barbados but I have never heard the name of the song or the singer and right now I can't even remember any of the lines. Can anyone help PLEASE? I’m trying to get some help with the name of a song and who sings it. It is by a female Trinidadian soca singer and it became very popular in Barbados when it came out which would be sometime between 2005 and 2007. It was even considered to be a good contender for the Crop-Over Road March for whatever year it came out but I am sure I heard Dennis Johnson on radio saying that because the singer was Trinidadian the song would not qualify. I still hear it being played on the radio in Barbados but I have never heard the name of the song or the singer and right now I can’t even remember any of the lines.

Can anyone help PLEASE?

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