Kaiso Power: Sound Revolution in Trinidad [LP OBI]

Various Artists - Kaiso Power: Sound Revolution in Trinidad [LP OBI]

- Obi strip - Music from the revolutionary generation of the 1970s - Collection of rare jazz, calypso and percussive gems from Trinidad and Tobago Kaiso Power: Sound Revolution in Trinidad 1970-1980 is a collection of rare jazz, calypso and percussive gems from Trinidad and Tobago from the revolutionary generation of the 1970s, bringing radical new political vision and reclaiming ancient spiritual consciousness through music. At the dawn of the 70s a shift was taking place all around the world. The streets of Port of Spain thronged with Black Power marches, trade union demonstrations and Carnival protest bands - one epicentre in a growing global exchange of ideologies and strategies among Pan Africanist circles in Jamaica, Guyana, London, New York, Montreal, Lagos, Accra and beyond.

Clive Zanda - Ogun; Michael Boothman's Family Tree - Tabu; Lancelot Layne - Umbawa; Andre Tanker - River Comes Down; Black Truth Rhythm Band - Save D Musician; Art de Coteau - Kerieka Woman; Mansa Musa - Beat The Drum; Sensational Roots - Calypso Zest; Frends - Mystery Music; Abdul Malik de Coteau - More Weight