Description
Still deeper forays into the musical landscape of the Windrush generation.
A dazzling range of calypso, mento, joropo, steelband, palm-wine and r’n’b. Expert revivals of stringband music, from way back, alongside proto-Afro-funk.
An uproarious selection of songs about the H-Bomb and modern phones, prostitution and Haile Selassie, mid-life crisis and the London Underground, racism and solidarity, the Highway Code and a 100% West Indian Royal Wedding.
Format: 12″ Vinyl
Label: Honest Jon’s Records, London Is The Place For Me
Catalogue Number: HJR077LP
Record Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
| No | Title |
| A1 | Sons And Daughters Of Africa |
| A2 | Royal Wedding |
| A3 | The Hydrogen Bomb |
| A4 | Modern Telephone |
| A5 | Wa Sise |
| B1 | The Emperor Of Africa |
| B2 | Bongo Man |
| B3 | My Handy Man |
| B4 | Tortoise Mambo |
| B5 | Boul Ve Se |
| C1 | Life Is Like A Puzzle |
| C2 | Chinese Children |
| C3 | Hungry Man From Clapham |
| C4 | Underground Train |
| C5 | Highway Code |
| D1 | Kana Kana |
| D2 | L’Année Passée |
| D3 | One Morning |
| D4 | Ema Foju Ana Woku |
| D5 | Caroline |
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