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Lancelot Layne: Blow Away - VINYL LPTitle: Blow Away Artist: Lancelot Layne Label: Cree Records Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 5397102121111 Genre: International Release Date: 2017 03 10 Number of Discs: 3 Additional Details: BOOKLET, WITH BONUS 7" In 1971 two songs were released in Trinidad & Tobago that represented completely new directions in the musical and lyrical expression of Trinidad's place in the diaspora, Indian on one hand and African on the other. Nanny & Nana by Sundar Popo
Title: Blow AwayArtist: Lancelot Layne
Label: Cree Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5397102121111
Genre: International
Release Date: 2017-03-10
Number of Discs: 3
Additional Details: BOOKLET, WITH BONUS 7"
In 1971 two songs were released in Trinidad & Tobago that represented completely new directions in the musical and lyrical expression of Trinidad's place in the diaspora, Indian on one hand and African on the other. Nanny & Nana by Sundar Popo and Blow 'Way by Lancelot Layne were revolutionary and ground breaking and spawned two distinctly new genres in Trinidad & Tobago music - Chutney music in the case of Sundar Popo and Rapso, in Lance's case. Brother Resistance calls Lancelot Layne the father of Rapso music. During the early 1970s Lance recorded at least a dozen startlingly original songs including Blow 'Way, Afro'Dadian, Bringing' Off, Dat is Horros and Kaiso For Mout' Band. Each one expanding his talent for musical arrangements and dramatic counterpoint with chorus responses and vocal variation. He enlisted musicians, each exciting and pioneering in their own right, breaking ground in the post 1970 cultural revolution: calypso/jazz pianist, Clive Zanda; composer, guitarist, singer and flautist, Andre Tanker; Mau Mau Drummers including the young Jah Jah Onilu, Mansa Musa Drummers; vocalists, including Ann Marie Innis and Ella Andall. The result is exciting, confident and musically ground-breaking. Until his death in 1990 he kept commenting and educating T&T's society with songs like Get Off The Radio, Kamboulay, Jambalasie Dance and Strike Squad Lancelot Layne was a phenomenal singer, composer, arranger, bassist, producer, and bandleader. For over two decades he had challenged all people of African descent as well as those of other races who were considered 'black', to detach themselves from the ideology that their race was inferior to others. His focus was mostly on Trinidadians and Tobagonians and his dedication to his country could only be described as infinite. Even as he struggled to get the population to heed his words, he would be confronted with immense adversity by the same nation he loved so dearly.
Tracks:
1.1 Afro' Dadian
1.2 Bringin' Off
1.3 Dat Is Horrors
1.4 Kaiso for Mout' Band
1.5 Song for Music
1.6 Make Life Easy on Me
1.7 Yo Tink It Sorf
1.8 Carnival Drum Song
1.9 Doh Dig No Blues (Part 1)
1.10 Umbawa
1.11 Do You Know Where You Are Going to
1.12 In a Man's Life
2.1 Chant
2.2 Get Off the Radio
2.3 Dance Jambalasie Dance
2.4 Free South Africa
2.5 Kumboulay (Dance Mix)
3.1 Blow 'Way
3.2 Funky Calypso
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I've used several sublimation papers, and this one has worked really well for my crafting projects. The colors transfer bright and vibrant, and the images come out crisp with good detail when using the proper sublimation printer and ink. The paper feeds smoothly through my printer and feels like a good quality weight—not too thin and not overly thick. I've used it for tumblers, keychains, and other sublimation projects, and I've been happy with the results. I also appreciate getting 110 sheets in one pack because it lasts a while, especially when working on multiple projects at once. Overall, this is a reliable sublimation paper that gives consistent results and is great for crafters or small business owners.
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Really a great bundle for the money. The printer is main part and it does produce very high quality sublimation prints using sublimation paper. The thing i like most compared to my other sublimation printer is the manage of ink. It seems to use less ink while producing high quality image. The ink is also refillable so no expensive cartridges. From the other products included, i use the press most often. I love its simplicity of use. You easily set temperature and time. Strong and sturdy as well. Oven works good for image transfer to tumblers, coffee cups, plates and many other non textile products. Overall very happy with purchase!
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