LONDON IS THE PLACE FOR ME 8

The latest volumes in this highly acclaimed series presenting the music of the Windrush generation: the post-war, London recordings of West Indians and West Africans, in the first wave of modern migration to Britain. Volume 8: Lord Kitchener In England, 1948-1962 is devoted to the great calypsonian Lord Kitchener. Double-CD comes with a forty-page booklet, including numerous stunning photographs, and brilliant new writing by Kitch's biographer, Anthony Joseph. Sound restoration at Abbey Road; pressed at Pallas.One of the delights of the age --Songlines.a witty and joyous testament --Guardian.impeccably curated and packaged --Wire. ?01. Carnival Road March?02. No More Taxi?03. Mango Tree?04. Food From The West Indies?05. Alphonso In Town?06. Come Back In The Morning?07. Too Late Kitch?08. Drink-A-Rum?09. Constable Joe?10. Pirates Of Paria?11. Carnival In Town?12. Is Trouble?13. If You Brown?14. Life Begins At Forty?15. Manchester Football Double?16. The Denis Compton Calypso?17. Mistress Jacob?18. London Is The Place For Me?19. Tie Tongue Mopsie?20. Dora (Meet Me At The Pawnshop)?21. If You're Not White You're Black?22. Africa My Home?23. Nora?24. Kitch In The Jungle