Genre: Trinidad
KA1
01. The Lion: Fall of man
02. Atilla: Women will rule the world
03. Keskidee Trio Atilla, Beginner, Tiger: Congo bara
04. Lord Invader: Ochra and rice
05. The Lion: Sally, sally water
06. King Radio &the Tiger: Milly
07. Lord Beginner: Mama me belly ah hurt me
08. Kaskidee Trio Atilla, Beginner, Tiger: Don't le' me mother know
09. The Growler: Old lady you mashing my toe
10. Atilla: Meet me at sangre granda
11. King Radio, The Lion, The Tiger: Ask no questions
12. The Lion: Nora darling
13. Lord Beginner: Don't tickle me dorothy
14. Lord Invader: Monkey
15. Lord Beginner: M.m.c. v west indeans
16. Atilla: History of carnival
17. Lord Beginner: Anacaona
18. Atilla: Duke and duchess of kent
19. The Lion: Advantage mussolini
20. King Radion & The Lion: We ain't 'fraid nobody
21. Atilla: Roosevelt in trinidad
22. Atilla: Intercolonial tournament
23. Houdini: Roosevelts opens world's fair
24. King Radio: Germany invades poland
25. Lord Beginner: Run your run hitler
26. Young Pretender: Policeman
27. The Lion: Three blind mice
28. Lord Beginner: Black market
29. Bill Rogers: Daddy gone to cove & john
30. Houdini: Harlem alley cats
31. Atilla: Female of the species
32. Keskidee Trio: Dingo lay
33. Macbeth: Man smart, woman smarter
34. The Growler: I don't want no calaloo
35. The Caresser: Home sweet home
36. Billy Rogers: Jimmy black pudding and souse
37. Houdini: Married life in harlem
38. Atilla: Modern girl
39. Beginner & Atilla: Young girl's touch
40. Macbeth: My donkey want water
41. Houdini: Johnny take my wife
42. Peters: Why me neighbour vex
43. Caresser: Madam khan
44. Growler: Harold change your mind
45. Tiger: Try a screw to get through
46. Lion: I am going to buy a bungalow
47. Growler: The coldness of the water
48. Bill Rogers: Jordanites routey feast
49. Beginner: St. peters's day at teteron bay
50. Keskidee Trio: Marian le' go me man
51. Caresser: The more they try to do me bad
52. Growler: In the morning
53. Houdini: Monkey swing
54. Lion: I sent my wife to the market
55. Growler: Don't hide behind the door
56. Bill Rogers: Sugar, cent a pound