Desperadoes Steel Orchestra - "Whap Cocoyea" - Cool-Down Version

When Steel Talks captured Desperadoes Steel Orchestra preparing for the 2004 Trinidad & Tobago national panorama competition. The selection is calypsonian Shadow's "Whap Cocoyea," as arranged by the late master arranger Clive Bradley. This is a cool down version.
Although Desperadoes with "Whap Cocoyea" did not win the competition, it is one of the most fascinating arrangements ever made for the steel orchestra. Moreover, the marriage between arranger, band and community through that song is the ultimate realization of a panorama piece.
Clive Bradley has many great music work - Whap Cocoyea may be his most culturally significant.
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[@bmichaelr1]

More than panorama. Ritualistic. Ancient.

[@WaveGodIsHim]

My son said lo bodo bodo. He was feelin that shit 🤣

[@aubreywallace7918]

Diss to Radoes by not placing them Higher a very difficult piece to play for 10min.som points. For area of Difficulty.Its a motif piece to build on..som peeps just don't like the building"Blocks"😎😎it was jazzy and sweet like Lookin for"Horn" boy plenty plenty Butt bauy😎🤣😂