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CALYPSONIAN CHAD ‘SIR RUEL’ BOWEN is singing the blues after both the Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) and Voice Of Barbados VOB) pulled the plug on two of his social commentaries.

“I have two political songs – Run For Cover, written by Nick Joseph, and Not My Vote written by Invader. CBC has banned both but VOB has only banned Not My Vote,” he told the DAILY NATION in frustration yesterday. houseofsocaopennightqueencolledge9

Sir Ruel said Not My Vote was one of songs for judging in the Pic-O-De-Crop competition.

“I sang it opening night of House Of Soca tent and I also performed it last week. I only knew it was banned when I went to [CBC’s] Q In The Community to perform and promote my tent and the organiser asked me which songs I was singing. I told him Not My Vote and he said you can’t perform that; CBC has banned it.”

For more on this story, please read today’s DAILY NATION or our eNATION edition.

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