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Wayne Wonder brings huge catalogue to Appleton Estate Signature Series
Wayne Wonder certainly thrilled his audience. (Photos: Mystique Integrated)
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December 3, 2019

Wayne Wonder brings huge catalogue to Appleton Estate Signature Series

With his

arsenal of hits, singer Wayne Wonder delivered the goods at last Thursday’s

staging of the Appleton Estate Signature Series.

Held at

Peppa Thyme on Constant Spring Road, the event attracted a large audience that

jammed to the singer’s catalogue of songs.

Top 90s

deejay Frisco Kid made a cameo appearance, and he had the crowd on a high when

he drew his chart-topper Little and Cute.

“The

vibe was awesome. It was a nice one, because from you have Wayne Wonder and

Frisco Kid deh pon the same stage, you can expect nutten but the best. The

energy, the vibe and the brotherly love,” Frisco Kid said in an interview

shortly after his performance.

Wayne Wonder

concurred with Frisco Kid.

“It was

a great vibe, and no haul and pull up ting. I came to sing for the crowd

because that’s what they know me for,” said Wayne.

With Keep

Them Coming, Joyride, Anything Goes, No Letting Go and

Bonafide Love flowing like fine wine, Wonder kept the musical charade going

for close to an hour.

Telecia

Lindo Johnson, Marketing Manager at J Wray and Nephew Limited, manufacturers

and distributors of Appleton Estate Jamaica Rum, said the Appleton Estate

Signature Series highlights the best of what Jamaica has to offer.

“Since

2016, we have been doing this event, and it’s been really exciting how we reflect

the marriage of Appleton Estate Rum and reggae music. This has been the fourth

one so far for this year, and we have one more to go on December 19,” said

Lindo Johnson.

The Appleton

Estate Signature Series will pull the curtains down on December 19 at Sharkies

in Runaway Bay, St Ann. Agent Sasco, Beenie Man and Romain Virgo will perform.

This patron was caught dancing up a storm during the performance.
Wayne Wonder had the crowd eating out of his hands.
Many phones were on deck to record the action.

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