From late '56 to mid-'57 it seemed like rock 'n' roll was out and calypso was here to stay. It spread from glee clubs to the dance floor, from TV and movies to the top of the charts. Of course it was... more

Three 45s (singles) in an exclusive slipcase, strictly limited to 500 copies, worldwide. Recorded in Port of Spain, Trinidad 1976-79. Reissued here for the first time, ever! Including the first... more

In 1971 two songs were released in Trinidad & Tobago that represented completely new directions in the musical and lyrical expression of Trinidad's place in the diaspora, Indian on one hand and... more

Re-issue of hard-to-find 1971 jazz album, originally recorded and released in Finland. Fascinating fusion of modern jazz and elements of Caribbean music, African roots and pan. Quintet featuring... more

A red-hot reissue from Bear Family of two classic Perez Prado albums from the mid-'50s! Mambo Mania boasts the hit single Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White while Havana, 3 A.M. includes playful... more

Two more classic RCA albums from the Mambo King on one imported disc! Voodoo Suite hails from '55; Exotic Suite is a live recording from New York in 1962.

Just because Peter was proud of being Native American doesn't mean he wasn't a cowboy at heart—his affection for cowboy songs comes through on Strawberry Roan; The Cowboy's Lament, and more from his... more

After scoring a UK smash with the novelty Cinderella Rockafella and collaborating with Scott Walker, this Israeli singer continued to show her versatility with this 1972 LP of folk songs from many... more

Digitally remastered and expanded edition of this 1973 French album from the Israeli vocalist. The album features her French covers of Carly Simon's 'That's the Way I've Always Heard It Should Be',... more

The main focus of this 19 track compilation is focused on Nappy's early recording years with his own band Embryo and on artists such as Nadie La Fond, Felix Ceasar or Colin Lucas.

Song recorded by Michael Boothman who brought us Tabu and What You Won't Do For Love.