Showing posts with label Calypso. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Calypso. Show all posts

Sunday, January 18, 2026

Various – Reggae Golden Jubilee - Origins Of Jamaican Music 50th Anniversary (2012) 320



* This fine Reggae box set was in my in box this morning, it was submitted to Vibes by Patrick, who runs a fine Jazz blog called "Music Memories" which I have been intending to add to the site blog roll. Well have now edited the roll and added the site. Go and visit the site, you may discover something new!!
Thank you very much for your share Patrick *

* Enjoy, Reb 😎 Link 👇 *

Sunday, December 14, 2025

Lord Melody – More Calypsoes By Lord Melody (1962) 320


 * More Calypsoes  by Lord Melody, released in 1962, showcases the talent of the Trinidadian calypsonian during a pivotal period in his career. Lord Melody, one of the most renowned figures in calypso music, is celebrated for his captivating performances and witty lyricism. This album presents a collection of vibrant calypsos, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Trinidad and Tobago. With his distinctive style and infectious rhythms, Lord Melody captures the essence of Caribbean music, captivating listeners with his storytelling and musical prowess. "More Calypsoes" is a testament to his enduring legacy as a masterful calypso artist. *

* Enjoy, Reb 😎 Link 👇 *



 

Friday, December 05, 2025

1974 - The Mighty Sparrow - Hot and Sweet



1974 - The Mighty Sparrow - Hot and Sweet @320



Slinger Francisco, known by his stage name Mighty Sparrow, was once known as “calypso king of the world.” He was the seven-time champion of Trinidad’s yearly Calypso Monarch competition and the most famous man in his country when he was scouted by Van Dyke Parks and whisked away to Miami to record an album of his biggest hits. Hot and Sweet is arguably calypso’s biggest crossover event, an extension of Parks’ fascination with Caribbean music that compelled him to cover greats like Lord Kitchener, Roaring Lion, and Sparrow himself on his 1972 album Discover America. Sparrow is given free run of Parks’ luxe studio, opting to perform his repertoire with all references to people and places in Trinidad intact; there are no footnotes for his newfound American audience. It’s the most slick and polished album in Sparrow’s discography and an uncompromised window into the mind of calypso’s finest artist. (theshfl.com)

Sunday, November 23, 2025

La Gran Orquesta Republicana

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(2001)

 










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