... plentiful stills of them at work and play prove. Taking them chapter by chapter, first Mick Groves, then Tony, Cliff Hall (the 'Caribbean flavour' of the Group) and Hugh Jones he goes into what makes them tick, their family lives and prefer ences, sets them side ...

... New York and Miami, which have given their own flavour to Caribbean and Latin American music. As somebody with a particular interest in Latin American music, I found the chapters on the Caribbean and South America especially interesting. As somebody who ...

... late eighties with Paul Simon's Graceland band. Appearing on this record with a large number of London-based African and Caribbean musicians, Fuster moves across a variety of musi cal forms and cultures, among them reggae, township jive and more tradi ...

... grown up with integrated casting, should read about the struggles of their predecessors, many of whom relied upon the BBC's Caribbean Service for work, and not a lot of that. He is strongly critical of Coronation Street for not writing more roles for black ...

... the Texas side of the Rio Grande. With successive waves of immigration into the States, from Cuba, Puerto Rico and other Caribbean islands, it gradually increased until whole communities were living in the barrios of the larger American cities, particularly ...