At about 9pm on Wednesday 23rd January, 2013, the Bermuda Police Service received 911 calls of two men having been shot inside the Belvin’s grocery store located on Happy Valley Road, Pembroke. I can formally confirm that both men succumbed to their injuries as indicated last night by Superintendent Field-Lament and the two victims in this crime are Haile A. Outerbridge, 34 years old of Pembroke Parish and Rico Furbert, 25 years old of Pembroke Parish …
All this and more wrapped up by our hosts J. Blakke, Carla Saunders Zuill and Siid James.
If you want to download your own personal copy of the show, follow this link: yousendit.com/download/dD…
About the Show
Bermuda’s own Jay Blades is the host of an hour long radio show based in Liverpool, UK. The show ONLY plays music by Bermudian Artists and short mixes by Bermudian DJ’s. The show give Bermudians a platform in England to exhibit their tunes!
I am not genre discriminatory … i play anything … however, there are certain guidelines to follow – J.B
1. Quality is paramount.
The track must be of a high standard. Minimum MP3 resolution 256kb/s. WAV files and all Mac formats will be accepted but NOT WMV.
2. Track MUST be radio friendly.
Your track(s) have to be clean. It must be appropriate for public airwaves. Each borderline track will be reviewed.
3. Details & Bios
When you send a track, you need the following to accompany it
– Your/Your band’s bio.
– Your social and music links
N.b The shows will be reproduced online and there will be links to where people can hear more of you or where to buy your track …
Artist: Fleetwood Mac Album: Heroes Are Hard to Find Released: 1974
Heroes Are Hard to Find is the ninth studio album by British-American rock band Fleetwood Mac, released in 1974. This is the last album with Bob Welch, who left at the end of 1974, and was replaced by Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks. It was the first Fleetwood Mac studio album properly recorded in the US as well as the first to enter the Billboard top 40 albums chart. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heroes_Are_Hard_to_Find
I guess you’ve heard about the Bermuda triangle
There’s something going on
Nobody seems to know just what it is
And the airforce won’t let on
It might be hole down in the ocean
Yeah or a fog that won’t let go
It might be some crazy people talking
Or somebody that we ought to know
Down in Bermuda, the pale blue sea
Way down in the triangle, it’s easy to believe
Now here’s one
You see strange shapes in moonlight
And shadows in the night
They said that wingtip seemed to brush their faces
And strangers stole their sight
Way down in the triangle
Where the sea was smooth as glass
Giving you one answer to a question
That you never thought you’d ask
Ah down in Bermuda, in the pale blue sea
Way down in Bermuda, yeah it’s easy to believe
Down in the triangle, it’s easy to believe
They came from Galveston
They came from New Orleans
And then from Bloomington, and Delaware
The used St. Petersburg, they came from Tampa
And then from Mexico, it doesn’t matter where
They all completely share,
All of those ships and planes,
A great big mystery that cannot be explained,
Down in Bermuda, in the pale blue sea
Your feeling safe in your harbour
And everything seems certain
Right next to Palm Beach and Key Biscane
Behind a velvet curtain
But then the moon goes grey with worry
And the sea turns a pale white
You better believe something strange is going on tonight
Down in Bermuda, ah, the pale blue sea
Bermuda Triangle, yeah, it’s easy to believe
Down in the Triangle, it’s easy to believe
They came from Galveston
They came from New Orleans
And then from Bloomington, and Delaware
Bermuda, the pale blue sea
Help Haiti (Remix) is a conscious Reggae single by Clinark released on October 28, 2016 by Nurture Projects Music on digital download.
The song is inspired by and in support of the people of Haiti following the disaster of Hurricane Mathew.
Haiti is one of the poorest countries in the world. In 2016, the national gross income per capita amounted to around 780 U.S. dollars
The original #HelpHaiti single came about through a collaboration with the Dutch Gong Record label commissioned for the Haitian earthquake appeal in 2010.
We have remixed the earlier version and made reference to Hurricane Matthew. I hope it inspires people and world leaders to help the poor people of Haiti get back on their feet. I felt that I had to say something and I hope that this song helps make a contribution to the change that will have to come for Haitians very soon – Clinark
Help Haiti (Remix) is a conscious Reggae single by Clinark released on October 28, 2016 by Nurture Projects Music on digital download.
The song is inspired by and in support of the people of Haiti following the disaster of Hurricane Mathew.
Haiti is one of the poorest countries in the world. In 2016, the national gross income per capita amounted to around 780 U.S. dollars
The original #HelpHaiti single came about through a collaboration with the Dutch Gong Record label commissioned for the Haitian earthquake appeal in 2010.
We have remixed the earlier version and made reference to Hurricane Matthew. I hope it inspires people and world leaders to help the poor people of Haiti get back on their feet. I felt that I had to say something and I hope that this song helps make a contribution to the change that will have to come for Haitians very soon – Clinark
Baha’i Blog’s “Studio Sessions” is an initiative where we invite Baha’is from around the world to come into a studio and share the Baha’i Writings put to music. In this Baha’i Blog Studio Session, Christina Frith, Julia Frith and Jeffrey Marshall sing “Ya Baha”, taken from the Baha’i Writings. This song was filmed and recorded in Paget, Bermuda, July 2016
Here are the quotations from the Writings followed by the chords:
(To be sung in cycles, over and over, as an invocation of the Best Beloved).
Ya Baha’u’l-Abha, Ya Baha’u’l-Abha
Ya Aliyyu’l-Ala, Ya Sahibu’z-Zaman
Ya Aliyyu’l-Ala, Ya Sahibu’z-Zaman
TRANSLATION:
Ya Baha’u’l-Abha!: O Thou Glory of Glories! or,
O Thou the Glory of the Most Glorious!
Ya Aliyyu’l-Ala!: O Thou the Exalted, the Most Exalted!
Ya Sahibu’z-Zaman!: O Lord of the Age!
LYRICS (inspired by the the Holy Writings and Guidance)
“O ye beloved friends of God and handmaids of the Merciful!
Call ye to mind the blessed Name of our peerless Beloved, the Abha Beauty, in an uplifting spirit of unbounded ecstasy and delight, then unloose your tongues in His praise in such wise that the realm of the heart may be purged from the woes and sorrows of the world of water and clay, that the great heights of spiritual perception may be unveiled before your eyes, that the glorious signs of His Divine Unity may shine resplendent, a fresh outpouring of His grace may stream forth, and a liberal effusion of celestial confirmations may be vouchsafed unto you.
His Name is indeed the healing medicine for every illness, and imparteth warmth unto those starving with cold. It is the sovereign remedy and the supreme talisman. It is the source of life in both worlds, and of salvation unto such as have gone astray. Today this hallowed Name serveth as a shield for all mankind, and as a veritable refuge for the children of men. It is the wondrous accent of the Lord of Mercy, and His celestial melody.
Wherefore, O faithful friends, raise ye the triumphal cry of Ya Baha’u’l-Abha! O ye who yearn after the Beauty of the Almighty! Lift up your faces toward the Supreme Horizon. Rest not, even for a moment. Breathe not a single breath save in remembrance of His love and in recognition of His grace, in the promulgation of His Utterances and the vindication of His Testimonies.
Verily, this is the Magnet of divine confirmations. This is the mighty Force which will surely attract heavenly assistance.”
(Abdu’l-Baha, A Tablet of the Greatest Name).
“The triumphal cry Ya Baha’u’l-Abha resoundeth on every side, and the call Ya Aliyyu’l-Ala ringeth throughout all regions. No stir is there in the world save that of the Glory of the One Ravisher of Hearts, and no tumult is there save the surging of the love of Him, the Incomparable, the Well-Beloved.” (Abdu’l-Baha, Selections from the Writings of Abdu’l-Baha, p. 233)
CHORDS:
Basic part: B flat, C minor, F, B flat.
Second part: C minor, F, B flat, E flat. Second time stop on B flat.
“Studio Sessions” video series on Baha’i Blog’s YouTube Channel
