The Tradewinds - Wong Ping
Review by Kristin Girard
The album Wong Ping by Tradewinds is a vibrant and eclectic collection of tracks that showcase the band's diverse musical influences and creative energy. From the upbeat and catchy rhythms of "Funky Monkey" to the dreamy and introspective "Sands of Time," each song on the album is a unique and engaging experience.
The album's production quality is top-notch, with crisp and clear instrumentation and vocals that blend seamlessly together. The band's use of different instruments and sounds, such as the saxophone and electronic beats, adds an extra layer of depth and texture to the music.
One standout track on the album is "Island Breeze," which features a lively and infectious melody that transports listeners to a tropical paradise. Another standout is "Midnight Train," a soulful and bluesy track that showcases the band's versatility and musical range.
Table of Contents
Download
Filename: the-tradewinds-wong-ping.rar- MP3 size: 10.8 mb
- FLAC size: 108 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Cousin Dickle | ||
| Wong Ping | ||
| Bird |
Video
Wong Ping - The Tradewinds
Dave Martins & the Tradewinds - Wong Ping aka Chiney Brush
THE TRADEWINDS ~ Wong Ping
The Tradewinds - Wong Ping & Right on Baje
Tradewinds - Wong Ping
The Tradewinds - Wong Ping
Images
Catalog Numbers
- PR-511
- B 325
Labels
- Penny
- Trex Records
Listen online
- écouter en ligne
- ouvir online
- lytte på nettet
- online luisteren
- kuunnella verkossa
- ascolta in linea
- escuchar en línea
- lyssna på nätet
- online anhören
Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- 45 RPM
- Single
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Written-By | D. Martins |
About The Tradewinds
From the beginning, the songwriting ability of Dave Martins would set Tradewinds apart from the many of the talented groups in the Caribbean. A naturally gifted writer, able to achieve the difficult task of writing in many forms (calypso, ballad, folk, pop), Dave Martins has caught the flavour of life in the Southern Caribbean in a unique way.
Real Name
- Dave Martins & the Tradewinds
Name Vars
- The Caribbean Tradewinds
- The Trade Winds Combo
- The Tradewinds
- Trade Winde
- Trade Winds
- Trade Winds Combo
- Trade Winds With Brass
- Tradewinds
Members
- Joe R. Brown
- Dick Smith
- Dave Martins
- Brian Anderson
- Clive Rosteing
- Terry Dayal
- Harry Cupid
- Jeff Japal
- Kelvin Ceballo
- Glen Sorzano
Summary by Kristin Girard
Comments
the tradewinds are a bunch a badasses(in a good way).ride on dave-martin and crew.
Wong ping never get old..de best in my dayyz..lol
Memories. Someone should upload Bird, which was the b-side of this single
What did wong ping say bhai
Hello, I was wondering if you had any of the other songs from this album. More specifically, Iron and Jump Up?
One of my favourite songs from the Tradewinds ??????
one among the best originals group sang their own songs made of of singers from all over the Carribean leader is Dave Martin from Hague Guyana
Only the tradewinds can produce this kind of music, the best group ever even each come from different Caribbean islands.
Not a Blade of Grass
Or a crumb of soil. ?
Or a crumb of soil. ?
August 2021 ????
Lol English blush last 5 minutes break
Dave Martins is the best in this part of the world. His renditions are so lively that it will gain the attention of anyone.
Grew up with this tune!
As anyone notice the people that talk about racism do not have a picture on their profile
people just enjoy the dam music and forget the cap about race
play not one blade of grass
Raj D is a mad skunt.
Trade winds great true song
nice song
+Raj D - ''Chinee brush'' is a colloquial slang term in Guyana meaning a desensitizing or numbing liquid which men rub on their penis before having sex to make their erections last long. All races used it in the old days and it was sold by the chinese in their grocery shops. It is not a racial term for those who understand the reference. The entire song is innuendo referring to the use of this orgasm-delaying liquid sold by the Chinese in Guyana. By the way to ''brush'' in Guyana and the West Indies is another slang meaning to have sex. Most older Guyanese West Indians like Dave Martin know and understand the term and do not think it racial at all. In Trinidad they call it ''black stone'' and ''stud''. The term ''chinee blush'' in the song is in reference to the difficulty native chinese speakers have pronouncing the 'r' in 'brush' which comes out sounding like an ''l' as is also heard in the word ''velly'' meaning ''very'' in the songs lyrics ''chinee blush velly velly good''.
+Nelson David Algueida Your government signed on and agreed to the boundaries set by the 1899 Tribunal and lived happily with the agreement for decades. There was no ''usurping'' of land when you signed an AGREEMENT and settled the border position to the satisfaction of ALL parties by an agreed and binding Tribunal.
+Nelson David Algueida Every time the Venezuelan govt gets into serious economic or political trouble at home it raises the fraudulent Guyana border issue to its population to rev up nationalistic fervour to divert attention away from its failing policies. The Guyana govt could just as easily claim that connivance between the Russian and USA judges on the Arbitration Tribunal in 1899 deprived England of more land than she ultimately got.with the Agreement. It can cut both ways if you open up the can of worms that is constituted by false accusations by disgruntled aides.
Raj D you are so stupid, how is Wong Ping a racist song?
Raj D you are so stupid, how is Wong Ping a racist song.
The Essequibo is Venezuela. England usurped our land and recover through diplomatic channels. ¡From beach to the Rupununi tip we will exercise our sovereignty!
