Mr. Vegas delivered a stylish performance at the Magnum Follow Di Arrow concert at James Bond Beach over the weekend.

Hitting the stage after General B, Vegas burst on the stage singing Man a Gallis, and immediately had the crowd

"Dem say dem ban mi from Grenada, but ah Jamaica mi born, mi nuh haffi go a foreign," he declared as the crowd hooted its approval.

Then he sang, 'We Nuh Waan No Friend from Dem', and the crowd chipped in "ah fassy dem" and the band pulled up the song.

Feeding off the energy of the crowd now, Vegas went into Hands Up, segued into She's a Ho, and then got a huge forward fi Sucky Ducky.

Then he introduced another element into his performance by calling on his protege, Natel, and one of the Magnum girls, Bourisha. He invited
Natel to serenade Bourisha - dressed in a body-hugging red outfit that hugged her curves-- who obliged by doing All My Life. The girls screamed, especially a group at the front of the stage.

vegas laughed, and belittled the effort remarking: "Mi ah teach him and him nah learn." At this point, he vowed to teach him how to do it and sang Johnny Gill's 'Put On Your Red Dress'. The girls clapped and applauded. Then Natel hit back by doing a rendition of Brian McKnight's 'One'. Then Vegas asked for a verdict from the crowd.

"Wah oonu a say? Ah him a lead?" he asked. The girls screamed an emphatic yes. "Alright then, let through mi artiste mek him show how fi get gal."

Excitement ran through the crowd like an electric current as there was movement backstage and an umbrella popped up. Then on walked the popular Michael Jackson impersonator as the strains of 
'You Are Not Alone' filled the venue. Then the impersonator did a series of Michael Jackson moves to the Way You Make Me Feel as he danced with Bourisha. The crowd loved every minute of it, and some girls
mock-swooned as they shouted 'Michael Michael". After they left, Vegas consoled Natel: "see it de, Michael gone wid yu girl, better yu go church then." The crowd laughed.

It was a neat if obvious segue into the next stage of his act, as the band struck up the notes of 'Up Deh', and he launched into a gospel medley that had the huge audience at James Bond Beach rocking. He did 'Saints Go Marching', What a Mighty God, and did a piece of I Am Blessed and then exited the stage. The people screamed for more and he returned to do the song, capping off a memorable performance, one of his best in recent memory in Jamaica.