"Fan of The Week" CriteriaI have a tab on my Facebook fan page called "Fan of The Week". Its a n application that automatically chooses a new fan and recognizes them for a week. So, how does one become a "Fan Of The Week? Well, its very easy. Fan of the week stats are compiled by visitors' interaction with the my page. Visitors get points awarded for their visits, comments, posting pictures, "likes" etc. More interaction increases your chances for getting picked. Another way of getting selected is by "becoming a candidate". Clicking on the "Fan Of The Week" icon (which is located on the top right portion of my timeline) will take you to the candidate sign up page. At the moment the chances of being picked are in your favor as I don't really have heavy traffic to my page. Its essentially a ground floor opportunity to interact with me and be able to say "Hey I knew him when". Head on over to my fan page and get involved! I'll be waitin' for ya. www.facebook.com/hearsteeldrumsplay Best, Minsky
Pictures from The WorldHello Music Friends, Steel Drum music can take us all over the world...here is a gallery of my past travels http://bit.ly/XGIq2E Best Minsky
A 120 piece Steel Drum Band!
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While attending my cousin's wedding in Trinidad I was able to visit NLCB Fonclaire's Panyard in San Fernando, Trinidad. Here is an excerpt of their tune of choice for Panorama 2013. Best, MInsky The Cost of Kim Kardashian's Wedding vs The Cost of the Average Wedding
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Over 20 Millinon spent on this wedding and I didn't see one red cent of it.....hmmmmmmp. I must really need to step up my game in 2013! Lol Best, Minsky ![]() Brilliance Loose Diamonds Poly Rhythms. In other words....Serious Iron Section
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Carnival season is underway in Trinidad and Tobago. There will be lots of music, color, and many aspects of visual and performing arts will be represented. I stumbled across a video of a group of musicians belting out a percussive groove. This groove is what drives the rhythm of the steel band and is called a "Rhythm Section" or an " Engine Room". You will hear them playing without an accompanying steel band. I'd describe the rhythms as "Infectious" Enjoy. Best, Minsky |
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