EARL RODNEY

[@mikewalters1013]

The one and only gone but will never be forgotten alone again

[@lukerodney4009]

Sweet Pan. The Living Legend. Sir Earl Rodney. Thank you for your contribution to the culture of Trinidad & Tobago. Let that music play.

[@johngreaves4074]

Excellent!

[@oliviahackshaw5267]

Exquisite !

[@SanchElectronixLimited]

"Of all the saws I ever saw, I never saw a saw that could saw like the saw I saw in Warsaw" - exclaimed the carpenter from SANDO (SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD), gleefully on returning from a world tour! Earl Rodney - selfless, “fretless” bass guitarist from Guapo Village, Point Fortin, Trinidad and Tobago - won three National Panorama Competitions with (then) Solo Harmonites - 1968 (The Wrecker), 1971 (Play Mas), and 1972 (St. Thomas Girl). Rodney was simultaneously arranger/band leader for The Mighty Sparrow's Troubadours in the late sixties/early seventies. The musicians were so intertwined and versatile that they frequently accepted spontaneous, impromptu audience requests during live concert performances. I kid you not, for proof resides in the SANCH archives.

[@chesleyrolleMusic]

Absolutley Beautiful!!❤❤

[@LiamTeaguePan]

Legend!

[@CarnivalVillage]

Thank u Earl Rodney

[@garypanjazzproductionsledo9655]

Met him in bath UK nice humble man.

[@oliviahackshaw5267]

Thanks ,Earl Rodney for having been part of pan’s journey.

[@knollymoses3200]

This is what legends are made of! Earl knows the secrets of the pan better than anyone else. This cover is awesome!

[@Magdasssss]

💖

[@dwightalfred]

Sublime. I believe this man influenced Andy Narrel.

[@kylenoel432hzsteelpanartist]

Nope