"The 1962 field recordings"--Original container.

Originally issued as compact disc.

Program notes and performer biographies by Lorna McDaniel and Donald R. Hill, appreciation of Alan Lomax by Winston Fleary, song texts in English and Creolu with English translations, bibliography ([30] p. : ports.) from original container.

Songs in English and Creolu and dance music from Carriacou.

Vocal works sung in English or Creolu.

I want to hear somebody pray (Edith Hector)

Pléwé mwê lidé (Sugar Adams)

Cromanti cudjo (Willie Joseph)

Anancy-o sari baba (Jemima Joseph)

Oko (May Fortune)

Temne woman-o (Jemima Joseph)

Hausa wele (May Fortune)

Blow the man down (Daniel Aikens)

Le pwezon didan la me (Charlie Bristo)

Six figure quadrille (Canute Caliste, Sonnel Allert, Gorine Joseph, Willie Alexander)

Jodi samdi (Newton Joseph)

For my own money (Margaret Henry)

I'm rocking my baby to sleep (Virginia Joseph)

Wila-wila-mena (Conrad James)

Labour party (Margaret Henry)

Explanation of pass-play (Interview)

Vio violé ; Yankee man comin' everyday (Sweet Honey Duncan)

Mary and Martha (Beatrice Dick)

Wila-wila-mena (Canute Caliste, Sonnel Allert, Gorine Joseph, Willie Alexander)

Reel engage (Conrad James)

Reel engage (Canute Caliste)

Long time age, (Caesar Boys) (Charlie Bristo)

Igbo le le (Unknown)

One night as I was walking (Joseph Jerome)

Hush baby hush (Tida Lazarus).

Folk dance music > Grenada > Carriacou Island.

Folk songs, Creole > Grenada > Carriacou Island.

Folk songs, English > Grenada > Carriacou Island.

Carriacou Island (Grenada) > Songs and music.

Grenada > Carriacou Island.