
Sam Manning was one of the earliest calypsonians who achieved international acclaim. He was born around 1899 in Trinidad and died in 1960 while traveling in Africa. Manning served in the British West Indies Regiment in France and the Middle East during World War I. In the early 1920s, he moved to New York, where he recorded music that combined jazz and calypso rhythms. His song "Lieutenant Julian" commemorated the 1929 transatlantic flight by Trinidadian Hubert Fauntleroy Julian.
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Sly Mongoose
Looking For Me Santa Claus
Lieutenant Julian
Lieutnant Julian
Amba Cay La
African Blues (Pm 12229, 1864-)
Sly Mongosse
Let Go My Hand
Amba Calay
Oh, Emily!
African Blues
Keep Your Hands Off That
Go, I Got Somebody Sweeter Than You
Madley Of West Indian Song
Bungo
Sly Mongoose (1925)
Barbados Blues
lieutenant julian (1929)
Lignum Vitae
Pepper Pot
Land Of The Humming Birds
Back to my West Inida Home
Bongo
Back To My West Indian Home
Bouncing Baby Boy
Woman's Sweeter Than Man
Sweetie Charlie
Emily
Talking To Myself
Sinking Of The Kate Esau
Nothin' But A Double Barrel Shotgun Gonna Keep Me Away From You
Goin' Back To Jamaica
I'm Going Your Way
My Little West Indian Girl
Lita
You Can't Get Anything Out Of Me
Bacchanale
Femme Martinique
Englerston Blues
Caribbean Moonlight
Sweet Willie
Touch Me All About, But Don't Touch Me Dey
Amba Cay La (Under the House)
Susan Monkey Walk
Oh Emily!
Sweet Mama Ring Ding Ding
Home's Delight
The Bargee
Mister Joseph Strut Your Stuff
Mabel, Open Your Door
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