Jazz in Weimar Berlin, calypso in Cardiff Bay and the sounds of the Beguine in Paris. Clarke Peters uncovers the stories of black musicians in Europe up to the Jazz Age. Show more
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Clarke Peters uncovers Nazi propaganda jazz, black American trumpet stars in occupied Paris, Caribbean swing bands playing through the Blitz and Nigerian composer Fela Sowande Show more
The music of Ambrose Campbell and his West African Rhythm Brothers, steel pan master Sterling Betancourt MBE, and calypso star Lord Kitchener. Show more
Congolese rumba recorded in Brussels, Algerian chaabi in Paris and the emergence of the Notting Hill Carnival in London Show more
Cameroonian guitar legend Francis Bebey, afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti, free jazz globetrotter Don Cherry, and the story of jazz group The Blue Notes. Show more
Clarke Peters uncovers Surinamese music in the Netherlands, black flamenco in Spain and lover’s rock in London. Show more
Clarke Peters uncovers the stories of black musicians in Europe up to the Jazz Age. Show more
Clarke Peters uncovers the stories of black musicians in Europe during World War One. Show more
The sounds of Zonophone records and African-American jazz in 1920s Paris, through the work of Josephine Baker. Show more