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COOK 1082
Rupert Clemendore and John Buddy Williams – Le Jazz Primitif from Trinidad (1961)
Smithsonian Institution Recordings LC 9628 2006
1. Princess Charming ……………………… 2:23
2. Bongo Mood ……………………………. 4:08
3. We Mambo ……………………………… 2:37
4. One Bass Hit ………………………….. 2:50
5. The Fly ………………………………. 5:02
6. Mambo Basso …………………………… 2:42
7. Alma Llanera ………………………….. 2:59
8. She “Pon Top ………………………….. 4:47
9. Shoemaker Shop ………………………… 2:58
10. Man in Dey ……………………………. 3:51
11. Last Night the Landlord Nearly Killed Me …. 5:41
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Le Jazz Primitif from Trinidad
Rupert Clemendore and John Buddy Williams COOK01082
Hardly “primitive,” this is sophisticated jazz improv “with the Trinidad touch.” The musical settings range from smooth lounge jazz with vibes, piano, bass, and drums to funky importations of traditional Venezuelan joropo folk dances into jazz combos.
Country(s) Trinidad and Tobago
Culture Group(s) African Caribbean
Keyword(s) Calypso
Year of Recording 1961
Record Label Cook Records
Source Archive Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
Credits Recorded by Emory Cook ; Artist John Buddy Williams ; Artist Rupert Clemendore ; Cover photo by Cook