Calypso and Caribbean Compact Discs
- Calypso Breakaway, 1927-1941, Rounder 1054, 1990.
- Calypso Carnival, 1936-1941, Rounder 1077, 1993.
- Calypso Ladies, Heritage 06, 1991.
- Calypso Pioneers, 1912-1937, Rounder 1039, 1989.
- Calypsos from Trinidad: Politics, Intrigue & Violence in the 1930s, Arhoolie Folklyric 7004, 1991.
- The Cuban Danzón: Before There Was Jazz, 1906-1929, Arhoolie Folklyric 7032, 1999.
- Fall of Man: Calypsos on the Human Condition, 1935-1941, Rounder 1141, 1999.
- History of Carnival, Matchbox 301-2, 1993.
- Hot Music from Cuba 1907-1937, Harlequin 23, 1993.
- Lovey's Original Trinidad String Band, Calypso Dawn, 1912. Bear Family BCD 16057, 2012
- Martinique: “Au Bal Antillais” Franco-Créole Biguines, Arhoolie Folklyric 7013, 1992.
- The Music of Cuba 1909-1951, Columbia Legacy CK 62234, 2000.
- The Music of Puerto Rico, Harlequin 22, 1992.
- Roosevelt in Trinidad: Calypsos 1933-39, Rounder 1142, 1999.
- Shango, Shouter and Obeah, Rounder 1107, 2001.
- Trinidad Loves to Play Carnival 1914-1939, Matchbox 302-2, 1993.
- Trinidad 1912-1941, Harlequin 16, 1992.
- West Indian Rhythm, Bear Family BCD 16623, 2006. ARSC Award, 2007
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