00:00Yes, we sailed all over the ocean to come to Tobago.
00:04Yes, because I love it very much.
00:06There is a nice biosphere reserve in the north of Tobago
00:11and very nice people in Tobago.
00:13And we sailed all the way over the ocean.
00:15And he's the captain.
00:17Captain, you guys being in the sailor barn is just a perfect edition.
00:22Yeah, that's perfect.
00:23So we are so happy to be here and that they took us
00:25and we feel at home here with the sailors.
00:28The Happy Lost Sailors Band was led by media veteran George Leacock
00:33and featured a strong contingent of visiting tourists
00:37who joined the locals on the road,
00:39adding an international flavor and vibrant energy to the band's presentation.
00:44It was really fun.
00:46I enjoy my time here in Tobago.
00:48It's really nice.
00:50All the sun, it's really different from where I'm from.
00:53But it's a nice experience.
00:55Also playing in the Happy Lost Sailors Band,
00:58the legendary oatmeal Tobago Crusoe backers of Culloden, Tobago.
01:03Crusoe is an adored cultural figure in East London, England.
01:08He has spent the past 30 years introducing young British students to Calypso music.
01:15Crusoe won the coveted National Calypso Monarch title in 1983 with South Africa and Don't Cry Now.
01:25Man, I feel so good.
01:27After 35 years in London,
01:30I'm going back here and I'm going to play Kaiso at Scarborough,
01:33play mass in Scarborough.
01:35You don't know how good it feels.
01:37It really feels ecstatic.
01:41There's no words to express how I feel playing mass in Scarborough.
01:46Elizabeth Williams, TV6 News.
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