Metro Steel Orchestra - “Tell Me Why ” - (‘Panyard’ version - Audio) arr. Clive Bradley

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Metro Steel Orchestra - “Tell Me Why ” - (‘Panyard’ version - Audio)

Panyard Recording

Metro Steel Orchestra

New York, USA - The year is 1990; the place is Panorama night at the Brooklyn Museum, and master arranger Clive Bradley is about to win his third New York Panorama with this arrangement. Bradley captures the crowd before the intro is even completed.

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