Clancy Eccles, a singer with the Kenny Williams Orchestra at the Club Havana in the early 1960s used to sit next to Drummond at times. Eccles told us Drummond's grandmother meant everything to him, that she bought him his first horn, and that she died while Drummond was touring in Haiti with Eric Dean's Band but Dean never told Drummond until they returned. Drummond missed her funeral and later confided to Eccles: "Wouldn't that drive you mad?" Eccles added that

Clancy Eccles, a singer with the Kenny Williams Orchestra at the Club Havana in the early 1960s used to sit next to Drummond at times. Eccles told us Drummond's grandmother meant everything to him, that she bought him his first horn, and that she died while Drummond was touring in Haiti with Eric Dean's Band but Dean never told Drummond until they returned. Drummond missed her funeral and later confided to Eccles: "Wouldn't that drive you mad?" Eccles added that he'd never seen Drummond use ganja even though others did. His music touched him because he "played the music of a people caged," and was "the cornerstone of [ska] an early Jamaican music."

Shame, shame, shame on the Williams, as usual you failed to acknowledge his first child, Patricia Williams McCook I hope each and everyone of you are proud of your classless behavior. I do understand why all the abuse I endured as a child. Just like when I was a child and I was used as a bargaining chip. I will be writing a book about child abuse.

RIP