Chewstick’s Legendary Open-Mic Jam Session ‘A Jazz Celebration’ with feature guest the incredible saxophonist and Bermuda legend, Shine Hayward! An unforgettable evening filled with amazing music and vibes. The host for the night none other than @gavindjatasmith!
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A jazzy and contemporary version of the Christmas classic Little Drummer Boy.
Shine Hayward on saxophone with the Gombeys.
Wendell Shine Hayward: Bermudian born graduate of Berklee College of Music; saxophonist, music educator;recording artist and music business man; on the Bermuda music scene for more than 30 years …
Shine Hayward & The Pickle Spence Gombey Drummers
Proud to be Bermudian is a song written in 2010 by Bermudian songwriter / producer John Woolridge and performed by a number of local artists. – Gene Steede, Shine Hayward, Taylor Rankin, Eric Bean, Ronald Lightbourne, Nadanja Bailey, Mia Chambray , Ronnie Lopes – The song carries a strong message of national unity in what are presented as “not our best days.”
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