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Sing me a sweet song Mr. Singer-man! Oh yes, and today for this post we have a classic song, one that would bring back sweet memories if you were lucky enough to grow up in Trinidad and Tobago. Today we bring you the talent of Trevor B with a song titled, 'It's Nice to Be with You.

It is important to note that Trinidad and Tobago's singing talent spans across all genres of music, not just Calypso and Soca. If you have been paying attention, you would surely have heard of Trevor B who now resides in Canada. The song that this post presents today is one that I remember as a youth growing up in Trinidad. This version adds that Caribbean flavor that our local artists are known for incorporating in their remakes. I always loved this song and when Mr. Desmond played it on WACK Visual Radio yesterday, I promised to find it and post it here for our fans... this is a really sweet version of a classic song. 

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Production Notes/Music Credits:

Performed By: Trevor B. (Trevor Barrow)

Produced By: Ato Osei (Nerukhi Studio) Trinidad

Mastered At: Rock Entertainment Studio™

Copyright©2016. All Rights Reserved®

Original version by: Monkees

Written by: Gerald Goldstein

Released: June 21, 1968

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