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"Mary-o"
(Bèlè/ Piké) (Caribbean sampler, track 24)
20 Mai 1962, Mayaro. Three tambourine players and eleven singers.
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"God
made us all" (Calypso after midnight,
track 22). Composed by Lord Pretender, this calypso is interpreted
here by Lord Invader in New-York, in 1946.
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Tamboo-bamboo
"Caporal Ojoe" (Caribbean sampler, track
27) 8 May 1962, eleven musicians. Song and bamboo Polyrhythm
(bamboo of three different sizes, percussed and burrowed.
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"Mwen
boyko samba" (Caribbean sampler, track
8) 27 June 1962, the Rise and Shine Steelband. If this extract
comes not from Trinidad but from Dominica, it is nevertheless
a good example of the very rhythmic character of the first
steelbands.
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"Soki
soki" (Pamberi Steelband, Carnival Madness,
track 9) 1991, Pamberi steelband. Calypso composed by Robin
Imamshah, arranged by E. Ector.
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"Birthday
Party" (The Sweet Groove of Phase II Steelband,
, track 1)
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"West
Indian Federation" (Roosevelt in Trinidad,
track)
Composed by Atilla the Hun, New-York, 1937.
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"Rum
and Coca-cola" (Calypso at Midnight, track
9). Composed by Lord Invader in 1943, this calypso is interpreted
by the writer in New-York, in 1946.
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"Pan
in A Minor" (Lord Kitchener, Klassic Kitchener
Volume 3, , track 2). Interpreted by Lord Kitchener, arrangements
by Jit Samaroo.
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"Yankees
Gone" ou "Jean and Dinah" (Calypso
Awakening, track 9) 1956. Calypso composed and interpreted
by Mighty Sparrow, recorded during the «Calypso King
» competition, which he wins for the first time.
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"Pan
in A Minor" (Pantastic World of Steel-Music
Vol. 2 Calypsoes & Socas, track 2) 1988, Renegades. Composed
by Lord Kitchener and arranged by Jit Samaroo, this piece
originally composed for Panorama 1987 is presented here at
the Festival, for which Renegades wins second place, with
50 musicians.
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"Dis
Feeling Nice" (The Sweet Groove of Phase II
Steelband, track 2) 1987, Phase II. Composed and arranged
by Len Boogsie Sharp, this piece won Panorama 1987.
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"Heat
in the Place" (Caribbean Party Rhythms Six,
track 6)
2001, 3 Canal. Soca.
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"Santa
Say" (Parang Soca Christmas, track 8)
1996, Bindley Benjamin. Soca Parang.
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"Nadia
Kay Par" (Rikki Jai, Millenium, plage 2)
2000. Chutney soca.
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"Mission
Impossible" (Pamberi Steelband, Contemporary
Moods, track 1) 1999, Pamberi. The generic for the series
‘Mission Impossible’, (composed by Schifrin &
L. Mullen) is arranged here by Len Boogsie Sharp.
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"Marche
Slave ; opus 31 " (Pantastic World of Steel-Music
Vol. 1, track 1). Interpreted by the Witco Desperadoes.
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"Soca
Rakaï" (Pan à Paname, Soca Rakaï, track
1) 2000. A piece composed by Guillaume Kervel, and interpreted
by Pan à Paname (steelband from Paris) made up here
of 21 musicians.
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"From
me to You" (The Sweet Groove of Phase II Steelband,
track 6)
1996. Pan tenor solo by Len "Boogsie" Sharpe.
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"Havona"
(Othello Molineaux, It's About Time, plage 6)
1993. Solo by Othello Molineaux (composition by Jaco Pastorius).
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"Rhythm
in the Groove" (Vat 19 Fonclaire Steel Orchestra,
Pan Jazz 'n' Calypso, track 3)
1991. Composition et interpretation by Ken Philmore.
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"Karawak
Dream" (Sakésho, track 7)
2002. Solo by Andy Narrel, composition by Michel Alibo, bass
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