I looked at the YouTube posting and did not notice one comment on the song. There are so many songs out there that are just not interesting. However, there are no shortage of comments providing kudos to the artists.
Roger George is not just a good singer... he is an excellent singer and deserves to be recognized as such.
Not because he no longer sings about all the lascivious and mischievous misgivings of carnival bacchanalia should he be ignored or simply cast aside.
TayLayLay is a happy song that teases with a little wine and push back for the carnival minded feting crew. "Tay Lay Lay" is a creole word that means "worn out" or tired. Muscles may get fatigued but it is very unlikely that the vibe of this song (and the inner carnival drive of Trinis) will result in any tired souls for this upcoming festival. 'Tired', that does not compute for Trinis and Carnival feting.
Now if you want to support Roger or just love the song then please call in to the radio stations and request the song. All comments will be respected and posted.
Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: TayLayLay
Performed by: Roger George
Written by: Akeem Preedy Chance
Produced by: Anson Soverall and Robert SNF
Mixed & Mastered: Andrew Denny
Performed by: Roger George
Written by: Akeem Preedy Chance
Produced by: Anson Soverall and Robert SNF
Mixed & Mastered: Andrew Denny
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