• Zombie Jamboree (Back to Back)

    Harry BELAFONTE

    Zombie Jamboree (Back to Back) - Harry BELAFONTE

     

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    It was a Zombie Jamboree
    Took place in a New York cemetery
    It was a Zombie Jamboree
    Took place in a New York cemetery

    Zombies from all parts of the Island
    Some of them was a great Calypsonians
    Although the season was Carnival
    We get together in bacchanal
    And they singing

    Back to back, belly to belly
    I don't give a damn, I done dead already
    Oho back to back, belly to belly
    At the Zombie Jamboree

    One female Zombie wouldn't behave
    See how she jumping out of the grave
    In one hand a quarter rum
    In the other hand she knocking Congo drum
    Believe singer start to make his rhyme
    The Zombies are racking their bones in thyme
    One bystander had this to say
    T was a pleasure to see the Zombies break away

    Back to back, belly to belly
    I don't give a damn, I done dead already
    Oho back to back, belly to belly
    At the Zombie Jamboree

    I goin' talk to Miss Brigit Bardot
    And tell her miss Bardot take it slow
    All the men think they're Casanova
    When they see that she's bare foot all over
    Even old men out into beaker
    Find their hearts getting weaker and weaker
    So I goin' to ask her for your sake and mine
    At least to wear her ear rings part at the time

    Back to back, belly to belly
    I don't give a damn, I done dead already
    Oho back to back, belly to belly
    At the Zombie Jamboree

    A lot of World leaders talkin' bout war
    And I'm afraid they're going too far
    So its up to us you and me
    To put an end to Catastrophe
    We must appeal to their goodness of heart
    And ask them to breech in and please do their part
    Cause if this Atomic war begin
    They won't even have a part to breech in

    Back to back, belly to belly

     

     

     

     

     

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  • Coconut Woman

    Harry BELAFONTE

    Cocoanut Woman - Harry BELAFONTE

     

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    Coconut woman is calling out
    And everyday you can hear her shout
    Coconut woman is calling out
    And everyday you can hear her shout
    Get your coconut water, four for five
    Man it's good for your daughter, four for five
    Coco got a lotta iron, four for five
    Make you strong like a lion, four for five

    A lady tell me the other day
    No one can take her sweet man away
    I ask her what was the mystery
    She say coconut water and rice curry
    You can cook it in a pot, four for five
    You can serve it very hot, four for five
    Coco got a lotta iron, four for five
    Make you strong like a lion, four for five

    Coconut woman says you'll agree
    Coconut make very nice candy
    The thing that's best if you're feelin' glum
    Is coconut water with a little rum
    It could make you very tipsy, four for five
    Make you feel like a gypsy, four for five
    Coco got a lotta iron, four for five
    Make you strong like a lion, four for five

    Coconut
    Coconut
    Coconut
    Coconut
    Coconut

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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  • Turn the World Around

    Harry BELAFONTE

    Turn the World Around - Harry BELAFONTE

     

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    We come from the fire, living in the fire
    Go back to the fire, turn the world around
    We come from the fire, living in the fire
    Go back to the fire, turn the world around
    We come from the water, living in the water
    Go back to the water, turn the world around
    We come from the water, living in the water
    Go back to the water, turn the world around
    We come from the water, living in the water
    Go back to the water, turn the world around
    We come from the water, living in the water
    Go back to the water, turn the world around
    We come from the mountain, living on the mountain
    Go back to the mountain, turn the world around
    We come from the mountain, living on the mountain
    Go back to the mountain, turn the world around
    We come from the mountain, living on the mountain
    Go back to the mountain, turn the world around
    We come from the mountain, living on the mountain
    Go back to the mountain, turn the world around
    Oh, oh, so is life
    Ah, ha, so is life
    Oh, oh, so is life
    Ah, ha, so is life
    Do you know who I am?
    Do I know who you are?
    See, we one another clearly
    Do we know who we are?
    Do you know who I am?
    Do I know who you are?
    See, we one another clearly
    Do we know who we are?
    Do you know who I am?
    Do I know who you are?
    See, we one another clearly
    Do we know who we are?
    Oh, oh, so is life
    Ah, ha, so is life
    Oh, oh, so is Abatiwaha
    Ah, so is life
    Oh, oh, so is life
    Ah, ha, so is life
    Oh, oh, so is Abatiwaha
    Ah, ha, so is life
    Do you know who I am?
    Do I know who you are?
    See, we one another clearly
    Do we know who we are?
    Water make the river, river wash the mountain
    Fire make the sunlight, turn the world around
    Heart is of the river, body is the mountain
    Spirit is the sunlight, turn the world around
    We are of the spirit, truly of the spirit
    Only can the spirit turn the world around
    We are of the spirit, truly of the spirit
    Only can the spirit turn the world around
    Do you know who I am?
    Do I know who you are?
    See, we one another clearly
    Do we know who we are?
    Do you know who I am?
    Do I know who you are?
    See, we one another clearly
    Do we know who we are?
    Do you know who I am?
    Do I know who you are?
    See, we one another clearly
    Do we know who we are?
    Oh, oh, so is life
    Ah, ha, so is life
    Oh, oh, so is Abatiwaha
    Ah, so is life
    Oh, oh, so is life
    Ah, ha, so is life
    Oh, oh, so is Abatiwaha
    Ah, so is life
    Oh, oh, so is life
    Ah, ha, so is life
    Oh, oh, so is Abatiwaha
    Ah, ha, so is life

     

     

     

     

     

     

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  • Biographie de Scott Joplin

    Biographie de Scott Joplin

     

     

    Compositeur et pianiste noir américain, surnommé le « Roi du ragtime » au tournant du XXe siècle.

     

    Né en 1867 ou 1868, dans le comté de Bowie, au Texas, Joplin apprend à jouer du piano avec des professeurs près de la maison où il passe son enfance ; à partir du milieu des années 1880, il voyage dans le Midwest et se produit à l'Exposition colombienne de Chicago en 1893. En 1895, il se rend à Sedalia, dans le Missouri, et étudie la musique au George R. Smith College, école réservée aux Noirs, dans l'espoir de faire une carrière de pianiste concertiste et de compositeur de musique classique. Les premières mélodies qu'il publie lui apportent la célébrité et, en 1900, il s'installe à Saint Louis pour travailler plus étroitement avec l'éditeur de musique John Stark.

    Sa première partition d'envergure, une suite de ballet qui fait appel aux procédés rythmiques du ragtime, avec ses propres instructions chorégraphiques, date de 1902. Il écrit son premier opéra, A Guest of Honor (1903), mais la musique en a été perdue. Joplin s'installe à New York en 1907 et écrit un livre pédagogique, The School Of Ragtime, où il donne un aperçu de ses schémas de basse complexes, de ses syncopes sporadiques, de ses stop-time breaks (interruption du tempo régulier pour laisser place à l'improvisation en ne marquant que le premier temps) et de ses idées harmoniques, qui seront largement imitées. Le contrat de Joplin avec Stark se termine en 1909 et, bien qu'il ait enregistré des rouleaux mécaniques à la fin de sa vie, l'essentiel de son œuvre est alors concentrée dans Treemonisha, un opéra conventionnel en trois actes qui synthétisait ses idées musicales. Il est également l'auteur du livret, qui traite d'un leader noir mythique, et en a réalisé la chorégraphie. Treemonisha n'a fait l'objet que d'une seule représentation semi-publique du vivant de Joplin ; obsédé par ce manque de succès, Joplin s'effondre nerveusement en 1911 et entre dans un établissement spécialisé en 1916.

    La réputation de compositeur de Joplin repose sur ses rags classiques pour piano, notamment Maple Leaf Rag et The Entertainer, publiés de 1899 à 1909, et sur son opéra Treemonisha, publié à compte d'auteur en 1911. Treemonisha a reçu un accueil favorable lorsqu'il a été représenté à Atlanta, en Georgie, par une troupe de Broadway, en 1972. En outre, Joplin et le ragtime ont suscité un regain d'intérêt dans les années 1970 lorsque sa musique a été utilisée dans la musique du film The Sting (L'Arnaque) qui a remporté un Academy Award.

     

     

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    Danse hongroise n°5 - Johannes BRAHMS

    Danse hongroise n°5 - Johannes BRAHMS

     

     

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