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Listen for One Hour - Gregory Isaacs Sad to Know You Are Leaving This reggae hit was released in 1982 Lyrics Oh yeah, After you made my day Hurts to know you're going away Seems like my life begin to ruin Now that you're departing pretty soon But what more can I say, yeah Sad to know that you're leaving Even though it's kinda grieving Sad to know that you're leaving But I know that you'll retur...

This is the Dave Matins special, on the misery of the West Indies Team Selectors when a proper team was not being selected. Dave Martins, in his usual musical way, sung this song in commemoration of West Indian Cricket and at the same time encouraging the West Indies Cricket Selectors to select both skilled Guyanese batsmen Carl Hooper and Shivnarive Chanderpaul. Video prepped by JamoonWine.

This one minute video clip is the view of Guyana's Seawall at around sunset. This was taken near to the bandstand and shows the tide halfway in.

The Splashmins Resort on the Linden Soesdyle Highway is a popular destination for Guyanaese. Its man attraction is the "Blackwater" creek which has been widened and prepped for safe swimming. This is one minute of the creek, no people, no distractions, just plain "Guyana Blackwata."

The first hill up the Soesdyke Linden Highway is named "Hill Foot" or "One Mile." At the foot of the first hill is the first community that lives on the Highway when approaching from the Timheri junction. This journey is a must for anyone who travels on the highway on the way to the many creeks and resorts for the inviting "Guyana Blackwata."

The Guyana 6 O'clock bee is known for its very loud "buzzing" or "singing" as its commonly referred to. Its popularly heard along the coast of the country at around sunset, which is almost always around 6 o'clock give or take 15-30 minutes every day, and thus its popular name in Guyana "The 6 O'Clock Bee." The actual name of this insect is the "Cicada" and its from the family of Cicadoidea, and...

1 Hr Relaxing Tropical Beach Sounds. This is the Sandy Lane Beach in Barbados with Blue Sky, White Sand and Gently Rolling Waves. Excellent Background Sounds of Waves for Relaxing.

Dave Martins, the Originator of the Tradewinds, sings one of the most popular songs "I Want To Be A Puppy" This was performed live at Sophia Exhibition Center, Georgetown Guyana in October 2017. The song was inspired by Dave Martin's experience in Canada where dogs are lavishly treated and cared for, unlike in other parts of the world.

Dave Martins, the Originator of the Tradewinds, sings one of the most popular songs "You Can't Get" This was performed live at Sophia Exhibition Center, Georgetown Guyana in October 2017.

Dave Martins, the Originator of the Tradewinds, sings his patriotic song "Is We Own." This was performed live at Sophia Exhibition Center, Georgetown Guyana in October 2017.

A Long Time Ago in Guyana, is another classic song from Dave Martins, the originator of the Tradewinds music band. A Long Time Ago in Guyana chronicles Dave Martins childhood memories and stories growing up in Guyana. He was born in the village of Hague, West Bank Demerara. The originator of the Tradewinds music band, A Long Time Ago in Guyana is a slow engaging musical rendition of growing up ...

Olivia Newton John released her album titled "Grace and Gratitude" in 2006. This was an album specifically created for several charities internationally and featured world famous spiritual songs from the world's most popular religions. This was re-released in 2010 in the "Pink Edition" to build awareness of the dangers of cancer. Tala al Badru Alayna is thee most popular song in the Muslim worl...

This is an older Soca Chutney song from Guyana. Its Titled "Sookie Come Ley We Go" and it chronicles the fears of a young man going to ask the hand of marriage from the girl's father the first time. The original was sung by King Fighter (Shurland Wilson) who was born in Victoria Village, on the East Coast of Demerara. Guyana on March 10, 1928 and sadly deceased on December 12, 1999. The origina...

Tain Public Road ( A Guyanese Lament) by Nesbit Chhangur

Fall Colors in Algonquin Park and Lookout Point