1980. All Stars playing Scrunter's 'Woman on the bass' with an arrangement by Leon 'Smooth' Edwards. One of the greatest Panorama performances.
Saturday, 30 August 2008
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
About Me
Anthony Joseph is a Trinidadian born poet, novelist, academic and musician who has been described as ‘the leader of the black avant-garde in Britain’, fusing calypso rhythms with a post-modern sensibility. His publications include Desafinado (1994), Teragaton (1997), Liquid Textology (CD) (2005) and The African Origins of UFOs (Salt, 2006). In 2004 he was chosen by the Arts Council as one of 50 black and Asian writers who have made major contributions to contemporary British literature, appearing in the historic ‘Great Day’ photograph taken at the British Library. In 2005 he was the British Council's first poet in residence at California State University in Los Angeles. He performs internationally solo and with his Jazz quartet The Spasm Band and lectures in creative writing at Birkbeck College, University of London and at Goldsmiths College where he is also completing a PhD.
LINKS
- AJs flickr pics
- Alice Yard
- Antilles (weblog of the Caribbean Review of Books)
- Caribbean Free Radio
- La langoustine est morte
- Open Anthropology
- Salt Publishing Blog
- Sascha Akhtar - The Grimoire of Grimalkin
- Soul Food Radio
- Studio Film Club
- The Liminalists
- the manicou report
- The Meena iere Art Foundation
- The Pinter Center - Beyond the Linear Narrative
- The Trini Outlaw
- Tom Chivers
- www.anthonyjoseph.co.uk
- www.myspace.com/adjoseph
The African Origins of UFOs - Salt Publishing 2006
.jpg)
The African Origins of UFOs
Leggo De Lion - CD - Kindred Spirits 2007
Leggo de lion CD
Bird Head Son - Salt Publishing 2009
Bird Head Son
Bird Head Son - CD/Vinyl - Naive/Heavenly Sweetness 2009
Bird Head Son
