Lord Kitchener at Rocky McCollin's. Tape 3 /

Lancelot Layne talking about the Kalinda; Fedo Blake, Mighty Popo (Reginald Blondell Alphonse), Lancelot Layne, Rocky McCollin, Johnny King (Johnson King), and Lord Pretender (Aldric Farrell), discuss the kalinda and its influence on Calypso and talk about stickfighting; Fedo Blake talks about laws...

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Other Authors: Lord Kitchener (Performer, Speaker), Lord Pretender, 1917-2002 (Speaker), Mighty Popo (Speaker), King, Johnny (Vocalist) (Speaker), McCollin, Rocky (Speaker), Nimo, Ko, 1934- (Speaker), Layne, Lancelot, -1990 (Speaker)
Format: Video
Language:English
Language Notes:In English.
Published: Trinidad and Tobago : Banyan Archive, 1988.
Series:Academic Video Online
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Online Access:Connect to this streaming video (Alexander Street Press)
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Summary:Lancelot Layne talking about the Kalinda; Fedo Blake, Mighty Popo (Reginald Blondell Alphonse), Lancelot Layne, Rocky McCollin, Johnny King (Johnson King), and Lord Pretender (Aldric Farrell), discuss the kalinda and its influence on Calypso and talk about stickfighting; Fedo Blake talks about laws against drumming and other cultural forms; They sing PRISONIER LEVÉE (CONGO BARA); Talk turns to Tambour Bamboo and the Camboulay Cannesbrulée riots and the banning of the drum; Rocky McCollin talks about birth of the steelband; Superintendent Anthony Prospect speaks about chant Aiyo! Leaving the village in the morning. Then he speaks about other chants LEVÉE LA BAS and the Kalinda; Fedo Blake summarising the development of steelband and outlines description of Lord Kitchener as the premier composer for steelband.
Item Description:Title from resource description page (viewed October 20, 2022).
Physical Description:1 online resource (20 min.)
Playing Time:00:19:37