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In 1937 the oil business was just beginning in Trinidad and Tobego. Calypso singer, The Tiger put out this song to talk about the Butler Riots which took place on June 19, 1937. The birth of Trinidad’s labor movement, named for Uriah Butler, a fierce defender of workers rights, charged with inciting a riot and sent to jail. This is our take on this heavy and powerful song “Down The Road”.

Written by Neville Marcano (The Tiger)

Tim Timebomb – Guitar, Vocals
Anders Mouridsen – Accordian, Banjo, Guitar
Kevin Bivona – Melodica, Percussion, Background Vocals
Kate Strand – Background Vocals