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| | South Panmen by Donald Dan Seon (1979) - Ch2: Competition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) |
 | | Thus, after several competitions at the Gaiety Theatre, where the audience grew larger and larger, there was no alternative but to shift to Skinner Park since at that time steelband music was spreading like wild fire. |
 | | Worthy of mention were Southern Marines of Marabella, Cocoa Boys of La Brea, Black Knights of San Fernando, (a break-away section of Battan and Pearl Harbour; of which the writer, Donald Seon was the Captain) and the Ste Madeleine Steel Orchestra. |
 | | Other persons who offered genuine support in many ways were Pelham Banfield, Joe Baritoe, Canon Farquhar, Clemmie George, the popular comedian, Rhymer, Jimmy Smith; and the calypsonians Lord Kitchener, Invader of Rum and Cocoa-Cola fame and last, but not least, the Mighty Spoiler. |
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