A product of the Merritone Amateur Talent series, Cynthia “Cyndi” Schloss burst on the music scene in 1972. She gave us hits like: ‘Surround Me With Love’, ‘You Look Like Love’, Love Forever’, and earned the title: “Songbird”.
In this creative tribute, Errol Dale Bean grapples with Schloss’ sudden death, presents her as an embodiment of love, and argues convincingly that she is worthy of emulation.
Illustrated with splendid photographs and loaded with glowing tributes from Winston Blake, Beres Hammond, Marcia Griffith, Pam Hall, Freddie McGregor, Norma Brown – Bell, Bunny Goodison, Ernie Smith, Dr. Olive Lewin and The Jamaican Folk Singers, Richard “Richie B” Burgess, Deon Mattis and many others, this book is a collector’s item. But there is much more. There are love bytes, nuggets for loving, specials for Cyndi, slices of friendship, plus philosophical, poetic and plain talk about love and friendship. So, to the fountain of love…
Bean is a fellow artiste. He has released his first album entitled 'Beyond the Rhythm' late last year.
