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Hi Gregg,
I have the information for you on how to obtain the CD with Stress.
The album is called "The Story Teller" and the Distributor is as follows:
Down Home Productions
PO Box F4-1249
Freeport, Grand Bahama Island
Commonwealth of the Bahamas
best regards,
Carrie
carirek5@hotmail.com
At 15:52:50 PST on 06-20-00, Bahama-Mama wrote:
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>Hi Gregg,
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>I already answered your question on the other board where you posted (www.grand-bahama.com) but I'll answer here too.
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>The song is called "Stress" and is sung by Phil Stubbs. It's his latest song. Please email me and I can send you more info. on music since I'm one of the biggest fans of Bahamian music.
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>I believe that Phil Stubbs is based on Grand Bahama Island. He has a great cassette which I purchased about two years ago called "Down Home." It features popular songs such as "Cry of the Potcake,"(about a stray dog) "Persevere," and "Tribute to Sonny Johnson" (a late Grand Bahama Island musician who passed away a few years ago).
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>The music of Phil Stubbs has sounds of the sea with a lively beat. Phil Stubbs made the song "West End Move" popular on GBI a few years ago. I have purchased a CD of Phil Stubbs entitled "These Islands" but I am not crazy about this CD as much as I like the cassette I purchased entitled "Down Home."
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>His latest song is called "Stress." I guess Phil must have a new album with this song.
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>You can tune into the online radio station for the Bahamas where you can hear the song played every day at some time or another.
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>Try the on-line Bahamas (Nassau)radio station site: http://www2.100jamz.com. Scroll down the page and click on the green banner with purple lettering that says "click here for 100jamz live feed." Then another page will come up and here scroll down again and click on the little purple box with yellow lettering that says "click here for the Yahoo! Broadcast." The best time to hear Bahamian music on this station is on Sunday from 6-8 pm when they feature only Bahamian music. The radio station features a mix of American pop, reggae, soca and Bahamian music of course. Check it out for yourself.
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>I love all the Bahamian local bands in Freeport and in Nassau -- I love the music of Funky D, Eugene "Gino D" Davis, Phil Stubbs, BahaMen, Sweet Emily, K.B. (Kirk Brodie), Swain and the Citations, Wilfrid Solomon and the Magnetics, Ronnie Butler and more.
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>If you want to know more about Bahamian music and names of songs, please feel free to email me.
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>I usually purchase CDS and cassettes when I visit Grand Bahama Island at Intercity Records -- there's an outlet in Port Lucaya Marketplace and one at the International Bazaar. Sometimes I'm not so lucky and they're out of stock.
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>A popular CD now is the Best of the Best Volume 2 which features 14 Bahamian artists.
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>I also can give you a few websites to check out -- re: BahaMen and Ronnie Butler.
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>Stress is a great song. You have good taste. I listen to the song through the on-line radio station.
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>I'm going back to the Bahamas this summer and you can be sure that I'll try to stock up on Bahamian music.
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>best regards,
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>Carrie
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>At 02:36:44 PST on 06-20-00, gregwest wrote:
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>>Looking for a song called "Stress" which was very popular in Nassau last month (May 2000). Think the artist's name is Stubbs. If you have any information on how to get this song, please email: gregwest@home.com
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Carrie
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