Crazy is an explosive performer and singer, though you'll need to have lived in Trini a while to understand his very street patois. Unimpressed by the airs and graces of other front rank singers, he remains a man of the people and one of Trinidad's most popular characters.
Leh We Jump (DY,US).
A good set which captures Crazy's versatility well - he's as at home on mid-tempo, witty songs as much as on the more 'jump 'n wine' style of soca.
World Music Volumn 2 Latin and North America, Caribbean, India, Asia and Pacific. The Rough Guide
by Simon Broughton, Mark Ellingham

As #2 he certainly tries harder.
There is perhaps no artist in T&T who more consistently composes a party masterpiece aimed at the Road March and yet loses time and again, usually placing second.
Best known internationally for his Indian soca success, "Nani Wine," he has actually been responsible for many huge hits, including
"Ain't Bong for You" (from 1984), "Drive It" (1988), "Gimme More" (from 1990), and "Penelope/Party Now Start" (from 1992).
Only once, in 1985, did he win the Road March, with "(Suck Me) Soucouyant." For all-out party soca, any record by Crazy will do.
by Gene Scaramuzzo