Calypso & Reggae Band

Led by Ted Ming with John Ming, the group featured Stan “Lord Necktie” Seymour and Rudy Ford; musicians such as Lance Furbert also played with the Strollers, whose sound was billed as rock calypso. In their early days the group performed at Elbow Beach to college crowds, then on to the Forty Thieves for years, and places like Casey’s and other venues.

Bermuda Strollers Feat. Ted Ming (1976)

South Shore Bermuda

South Shore Bermuda and Bermuda Reggae Vibrations were written by John Burch. Bermuda Reggae Vibrations was the first reggae song recorded in Bermuda, at the ZBM Studio and was engineered by Ian Marshall.

Lawrence Minors – bass | Ridgley Darrell – drums

References

Extra Links

https://www.southshorestudio.net

‘An inventive, solid musician’ Lawrence Minors – Jul 20, 2016 – RG

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