Not David - Andy.
Was drummer for the Sandpebbles and sang lead on "I am a Barbadian"
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Sir Everton's son passes.....
the video for that song was hilarious! RIP
In reply to nissan
Deepest sympathy - how many sons did Everton have?
In reply to Chrissy
I believe only two, that the public was aware of.
May Andy RIP
David is the only West Indies international cricketer, I played with, we got our coaching at the junior level from Foffie Williams at Wesley Hall Primary school.
In reply to openning
Well then I am not di public
In reply to Chrissy
I am referring to the Barbados public, when I first met David.
suprising david murray out lived his father and brother he is a hardcore druggie
In reply to velo
As a Rasta, he maybe living off the land and the sea.
I must say he has good memory, when he can come up to me in a restaurant, call me by name after 40 years, tells me his memory is still good.
In reply to openning
Andy maybe was a better batsman than David, When the Aussie school boys toured the WI Andy was the best bajan bat, he scored an attractive 80 against Lillee.
He played for Foundation, a excellent u16 player, a couple years behind me, maybe he was ahead of the Fuzzy.
RIP Andy.
In reply to tc1
I knew very little of Andy, was not surprise when David played for Barbados and the West Indies.
Guys like Richard Stoute and others that know David, will tell you he earned his selection.
In reply to nissan
Nice interview, As I said before, Andy was a good batsman, maybe presure of being Weekes' son got to him. Peter and John were good swimmers as well as footballers.
In reply to tc1
What happened to David son? he was also a promising wicketkeeper batsman.
David did not had the pressure of being Sir Everton son, it was not something he talked about.
I cannot remember him acknowledging, he was Sir Everton son.
Was David a product of Richmond?
In reply to openning
Rick Hoyte was David's son, Browne replaced him as Bim wk .I assume that you played with David
In reply to tc1
I met David at Wesley Hall Primary school during a coaching session, a number of students from St. Matthews, St.Giles, Montgomery, Bay Primary, Richmonds and a few other schools, attended the coaching clinics on Saturday mornings.
In reply to tc1
Ricky toured with the A team to SA sometime mid/late 90s
Trying to remember which secondary school he would have attended.
On another note this was my favourite Sandpebbles song.
In reply to nissan
he attended Foundation school; I don't recall him touring with the A team.
I am not familiar with the Sandpebbles songs, Spice and company I am familiar with.
In reply to nissan
noted and thanks.
May see Norman Barrow today self.
Condolences Indeed
In reply to nissan
My Sandpebbles favourite
In reply to FuzzyWuzzy
Nice tune, there was a band called the Merry boys was it an early version of the Sandpebbles.
In reply to tc1
Nah, but off the same branch of the Gibbs brothers. They became Ivory
In reply to FuzzyWuzzy
Was/Is music a hobby?
Kool.
In reply to tc1
As luck would have it, cricinfo had something
In reply to FuzzyWuzzy
OK.
Think that might have been the 1st tune I heard from them, although I didn't know it was them at the time.
I should still have this 45, actually if you see a YT video of this playing on a turntable, that's my upload
In reply to nissan
thanks
In reply to openning
I do fool around with a guitar...so i guess so...yes?
In reply to FuzzyWuzzy
Bertie (RIP) did not mentor you; he was the best.
In reply to tc1
Nah. I started long after Bertie left here.
In reply to openning
Question for Bajans: Why is it so common for many Bajan males to not carry their fathers last name?
In reply to FanAttick
When Father run from responsibilities. Mother will always be there.
In reply to seaegg99
Not always the case. If the parents are unmarried and the mother registers the birth, she decides the last name.
In reply to FanAttick
It was the norm for children of unmarried parents, to carry their mother surname.
I don't know the reason why, some people actually believe there is a difference between a child of a married couple and a deputy.
seaegg99: As a country boy, many men you hear about hiding in the cane fields, was hiding from paying cock taxes.
In reply to openning
In reply to culpepperboy
There was differences with DOB and the registration. My mom always celebrated her birthday on March 30 which was the registration date, her DOB was March 20, it was only on her 100th birthday, that we had to follow the protocol and celebrate it on her listed DOB.
In reply to FanAttick
I had to learn from my Yard brothers that a women having a number of relationships and numerous children, the fathers names will be the children surnames.
In reply to openning
Thanks for the clarification..yes in Yard ..the children will always bear their fathers name (real or not)
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