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CALYPSO MUSIC

Calypso Artists
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RECENT CALYPSO RELEASES

Ainsley King - Alusay (2008)
Ainsley King - Caribbean Party (2008)
Chalkdust - Dookeran Have Jack (2006)
Chalkdust - The Bandit Factory (2006)
Chalkdust - Trinis Talk Too Much (2006)
Chalkdust - Trinidad in the Cemetery (2004)
Defosto - Confession of the Will (2008)
Devon George - People Be Wise (2008)
Karene Asche - The Recipe (2008) Newly Posted
Lavuey - Mr. Tiger (2008)
Lavuey - Party Riddim (2008)
Sexy Suzy - Cock Fight (2007)
Sexy Suzy - The Cat (2007)
 
CLASSIC CALYPSO (What Trini Jugle Juice calls Rum Soca!)

Baron - Somebody (1989)
Black Stalin - Black Man Come to Party (1991)
Black Stalin - Bun Dem (1986)
Blue Boy - Ethel (1981)
Buster Poindexter - Feeling Hot Hot Hot (1983)
Byron Lee & The Dragonaires & The Mighty Sparrow - Dragon Dance
Calypso Rose - Fire In Me Wire (1966)
Crazy - Nani Wine (1989)
Crazy - Soucouyant (1985 Road March)
David Rudder - Bachannal Lady (1988)
David Rudder - Bahia Girl (1986 Road March)
David Rudder - Madness (1987)
Duke - Thunder (1987 Road March)
Explainer - Lorraine (1981)
Lord Kitchener - Gimme De Ting (1984)
Lord Kitchener - Sugar Bum Bum (1978)
Lord Nelson - Meh Lover (1983)
Mighty Gabby - Government Boots (1984)
Mighty Sparrow - Jean & Dinah (1956 Road March)
Mighty Sparrow - May May (1960 Road March)
Natasha Wilson - Sweet TnT
Poser - Bus Conductor (1990)
Scrunter - Woman On De Bass (1980)
Shadow - Bassman (1974 Road March)
Tambu - This Party Is It (1988 Road March)
Troubadours - Old Talk
 
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Calypso is a certain style of music which had incorporated into it rhythms that are typical of African music. This type of music is played during Carnival by Calypsonians, singers, how have prepared for the event all seaon long. These songs poke fun at anything and anyone, from politics to gossip and on occassions some controversial topics. During the time when Trinidad was under colonial rule, slaves too would use this as a way to have their voices heard. When the slaves would sing these songs they would make fun of their masters, the condition that they were in, and at any other political figure in society because they knew that they wouldn't be persecuted for it. After the Christmas holidays, Calypso music can be heard any and everywhere, from house to house, cornerstore to pub and clubs. The Carnival fever sweeps the nation and each Calypsonians' goal is to win popularity of the people with their songs because during Carnival there is an event where they compete for the title of Monarch for the rest of the year. In this even each Calypsonian performs his/her songs and competes against last year's champion.

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