Photo depicts Grammacks International as they performed at the Cadence Spectacular in 1978 at Windsor Park. The show was one of those organised to commemorate Dominica’s Independence. The man in hat is Jeff Joseph
Photo courtesy of Arlington James
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Where is Rodney Bollo..last time I heard he was in Martinique
he lives in Miami,
Hi
good to see this post.JEFF rest in peace..
I am hoping someone can tell me the where abouts of
Rodney BOLLO..IT would be wonderful to see him again, great
man great Drummer.Good ole days in The USVI..NEVER FORGET.LOL…..NIKAH LOVE ALWSYS
i was -10years there, i missed that
they all have hat
Jeff Jo is the one with the black, lacy, “soukouyan” hat… if you know what I mean. Maybe he was singing the song, “Mwen tjenbe on soukouyan” at the time of the photo.
That I checking there too wii.. I would guess de soucouyan hat, man.. I bet my parents were stroking back in that jam, bel bottoms and talon haut. I in dat!
Look at the tam, the beret, the track-suit pants and of course the talon-ho!! Those were the days you went for an all-night party for EC $5.00, and whole night is sweet cadence music from the Cadence Greats, and a bit of Bob Marley reggae to add a little variety. Any DNO Photo-of-The-Day Readers were at that Cadence Spectacular show just before Independence 1978?
Those were really the days .the are gone forever.. We must sure keep the photo for memories. I was an infant in 1978.
YES SA ..I WAS ONLY EIGHT YEARS YOUNG.
I was thirteen!!
Wow nice.
THOSE WERE THE DAYS