Fitzgerald Henry (b. Jan 13, 1921 – d. March 14, 2007), better known as the… Read Full Bio ↴Fitzgerald Henry (b. Jan 13, 1921 – d. March 14, 2007), better known as the Mighty Terror, was a Trinidadian calypsonian.
His career started in 1947 and he first debuted at the Calypso Palace Tent in 1948. He joined the Young Brigade Tent in 1949, where he continued playing until leaving Trinidad in 1953.
During his time in Trinidad he recorded first for SaGomes (1951), for Christopher (1952) and took part in the Dial sessions in 1953.
In 1953, he took a job as a fireman on a ship and arrived in England later that year. On arrival in England, he went first to London. In his own words: I jump in a taxi and I say, Do you know of a gentleman called Lord Kitchener? I figure he popular and a taxi driver should know. He tell me he dead long time ago. Not that one (I said). This one is a Calypsonian from the West Indies, Trinidad.
Popular or not, the taxi driver had not heard of Lord Kitchener so took him to a West Indian club where he was given the phone number of Fitzroy Coleman. Terror moved in with the Colemans and within a month he was regularly singing in the clubs and had won a contract to sing a jingle for the BBC.
He began recording for Melodisc in 1954 and took part in the Nixa sessions in 1958 (these tracks being released by Pye).
In 1957 Terror won the title of Calypso King of Great Britain at the concert organised by Claudia Jones after attacks on the West London black community. This concert was the prelude to the now famous Notting Hill Carnival.
The time between 1958 and 1964 was spent touring, first with Lord Kitchener and later with Bert McLean's Trio
His career started in 1947 and he first debuted at the Calypso Palace Tent in 1948. He joined the Young Brigade Tent in 1949, where he continued playing until leaving Trinidad in 1953.
During his time in Trinidad he recorded first for SaGomes (1951), for Christopher (1952) and took part in the Dial sessions in 1953.
In 1953, he took a job as a fireman on a ship and arrived in England later that year. On arrival in England, he went first to London. In his own words: I jump in a taxi and I say, Do you know of a gentleman called Lord Kitchener? I figure he popular and a taxi driver should know. He tell me he dead long time ago. Not that one (I said). This one is a Calypsonian from the West Indies, Trinidad.
Popular or not, the taxi driver had not heard of Lord Kitchener so took him to a West Indian club where he was given the phone number of Fitzroy Coleman. Terror moved in with the Colemans and within a month he was regularly singing in the clubs and had won a contract to sing a jingle for the BBC.
He began recording for Melodisc in 1954 and took part in the Nixa sessions in 1958 (these tracks being released by Pye).
In 1957 Terror won the title of Calypso King of Great Britain at the concert organised by Claudia Jones after attacks on the West London black community. This concert was the prelude to the now famous Notting Hill Carnival.
The time between 1958 and 1964 was spent touring, first with Lord Kitchener and later with Bert McLean's Trio
Blow Wind Blow
The Mighty Terror Lyrics
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Alison Moyet Don't cry, Please, don't cry. I will take you somewhere Wher…
Blues.The-Butcher-590213 I like the way you walk I like the way you…
D-Lime Hu hu hu ha ha ha ha woo Skuuta D Rula…
Dr. John * Blow wind blow All my troubles away Blow wind Blow Unti…
Dr. John & The Night Trippers Creek goes ripplin' by I've been barefootin' all day with my…
Dr. Аграновский и 'Черный Хлеб' [Chorus: Rick Ross (Dre)] Designer jeans, and a hand full o…
Dr. Аграновский и Черный Хлеб Creek goes ripplin' by I've been barefootin' all day with my…
Eric Clapton (by McKinley Morganfield) When the sun rose this morning, I…
James Cotton Yeah when the sun rose this mornin' I didn´t have my…
Johnny Winter / Muddy Waters When the sun rose this morning, I didn't have my…
Junior Gordon with Huey "Piano" Smith & Orchestra Can't tell you the truth 'Least I don't lie about that Kind…
LIVING ROOM - Muddy Waters When the sun rose this morning, I didn't have my…
Marie-Jo Thério Blow wind tonight, blow with your might Bring my love gentle…
Memphis Slim When the sun rose this morning, I didn't have my…
Moyet Alison Don't cry, Please, don't cry. I will take you somewhere Wher…
muddy waters otis spann When the sun rose this morning, I didn't have my…
Muddy Waters When the sun rose this morning, I didn't have my baby…
Muddy Waters Otis Spann When the sun rose this morning, I didn't have my…
Musikjury Titel Nr. 12 [Swifty McVay] Hmm, yeah This just one of them days when y…
R&B Bombers Hit a lick on the plug before I run off Keep…
Smith & Brewer Blow wind, blow. Blow wind, blow Well I think I recognise…
The Cats "There are two things that don't have to mean anything One…
The Grahams Uh, uh, uh, huh Yo, yo Drop your glasses, shake your asses F…
The Jimmy Rogers All-Stars When the sun rose this morning, I didn't have my baby…
The Muddy Waters Band When the sun rose this morning, I didn't have my…
The R & B Bombers The night when the wind blows, The tints on the window, The…
Tom Waits Mary's on the black top There's a husband in the dog house I…
Twenty-one Crows Let me blow my horn Nigga I'm dope Let me…
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