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Hit a sick collection this morning.  Highlight (many doubles):

Love both sides for good reason.

You've heard the Ed Lincoln version of "Cochise", now hear the Trini <a href="http://www3.sympatico.ca/jasonofshaft/refresh/cochise.rm">version</a>  Sick new discovery.

The <a href="http://www3.sympatico.ca/jasonofshaft/refresh/toyou.rm">Trini</a> David Axelrod.

"Kaiso" or calypso basically means come again and much of the early musci from Trinidad is in the <a href="http://www3.sympatico.ca/jasonofshaft/refresh/callandr.rm">call and response</a> mode.  This melody is traditional and can be heard in various muscial forms (the Jamaican Gaylad's ?Afria We Want To Go" comes to mind immediately).

Typically island/surfy guitar ...and a <a href="http://www3.sympatico.ca/jasonofshaft/refresh/melodyin.rm">sound</a> I adore.

Belive this is Trini, too.  "Tait" or "Taitt" is a trini last name and there was a band called the Vikings from there - this is mostly likely one of their earlier singles.

Ill reggae soul <a href="http://www3.sympatico.ca/jasonofshaft/refresh/crowdedc.rm">track</a> which I'll be keeping.

Killer island samba (and a double! if you can believe it).

This track has breaks...and plays VERY loud...record is a 1/4 cm thick.

Double.

Hella funky reggae disco cut.  A double.

He had great taste in soul, too

Deep Montreal disco LP from Haitian, HPN.

K in Canada.

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