BLOOD and Peter Ram, the Big Boys of the third Lime Crop Over Cavalcade last Saturday night, brought the energy expected with the annual festival’s free outdoor event.
And based on the level of excitement exhibited by patrons, everyone else who performed on stage could have sent down a DVD with their act to play on the projector and offer free popcorn.
The very open and well lit King George V Memorial Park in St Philip exposed a crowd that was unmoved for the majority of the night, don’t care who gave away what, parade whatever or tried in earnest to whip up some kind of movement – soca-wise.
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