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From: montas@stable.ecn.purdue.edu (Hubert J Montas)
Subject: Re: Jumbies, Duppies, and Spirits
Organization: Purdue University Engineering Computer Network
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 23:07:46 GMT

In article <1992Nov11.200730.17957@wam.umd.edu> karib@next08csc.wam.umd.edu (Bediako Ntodi George) writes:
>	A concern of mine is that across the Caribbean people are more  
>aware of Count Dracula, Frankenstein, The Wolfman and other "European"  
>spirits.  I am scared that our own culture is becoming lost (especially  
>among the Caribbean school children, who are becoming more Americanized  
>every second.  My purpose is to try to compare what we all know about  
>spirits of the Caribbean.  Let's see how many of these you recognize. Do  
>you know which countries their from and what they are? :-
>
>Duppy (real easy)	Googaralli
>Rolling Calf		Hydaralli
>Steel Donkey		
>Bacooman
>Moose
>Loogaroo
>Soucouyant
>Ole Higue
>Female (pretty hard)
>Cribeau
>Dutchman
>Moongazer
>Massacourou man
>Bush Dai-Dai
>
>These are just a few of the top of my head. I would really like to hear  
>some more.  Anyone out there know of any others?

    How about:

Tonton Macoutes
Zinglindou

    H.


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From: karib@next10wor.wam.umd.edu (Bediako Ntodi George)
Subject: Re: Jumbies, Duppies, and Spirits
Organization: Workstations at Maryland, University of Maryland, College Park
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 20:43:00 GMT

Spirits of the Caribbean.  Let's see how many of these you recognize. Do   
you know which countries they're from and what they are? :-
 
Duppy (real easy)	Googaralli
Rolling Calf		Hydaralli
Steel Donkey		
Bacooman
Moose
Loogaroo
Soucouyant
Ole Higue
Female (pretty hard)
Cribeau
Dutchman
Moongazer
Massacourou man
Bush Dai-Dai

I'll give my definiton of a Bacooman.  From my understanding, the Bacooman  
is a short BLACK man, with no knees and a huge round head (Don't ask me  
how he walks!).  He's kind of like a genie in that he can be used as a  
slave.  However, unlike a genie you must feed him bananas and milk  
regularly or he will turn against his master.  He will do your bidding as  
far as getting gold, and food and other riches and he'll also kill for  
you. He always kills by giving you one smack, so hard it turns your head  
around.  I also understand that the only way to get rid of him is to  
somehow trick him into jumping into a green rum bottle, then taking him  
out to sea.  The sea usually gets rough until you throw him out of the  
boat.  This is why they say to little children in Guyana that you musn't  
play with bottles on the sea shore.  It seems that most people think that  
Bacoo's originate in Guyana, and I have heard that Obeah people make them  
there, but, I have also heard when I was in Guyana that the majority (and  
the best, don't ask me how they rate Bacoo's) come from Surinam and our  
made by the Juka (I think that's how it's spelt) people.  I don't know how  
they make them, but I do know that this jumbee sounds alot like the Moose  
from Dominica.  They say to make a Moose, you need to leave a chicken egg  
under your arm for a month (most likely a full cycle of the moon) without  
disturbance. Then it will hatch into a Moose!  I don't know if that's true  
but I do know you'll have such a rank armpit, I wouldn't be surprised what  
jumped out of there! Look, I'm just talking what I hear!  Is there anyone  
out there who knows how to make a Baccoo?   
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From: tony@zoo.toronto.edu (Anthony L. Lang)
Subject: Anyone have Bhojpuri-Hindi songs from the Caribbean?
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 20:31:06 GMT
Organization: U of Toronto Zoology


I am forwarding this message:

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>To: tony@zoo.toronto.edu
>From: arvind@info.anu.edu.au
>Subject: Songs
>
>
>Are there any readers on this net from Guyana, Trinidad, Surinam or
>Mauritius? I am interested to collect marriage, sohar and other folk songs
>in Bhojpuri and/or
>Avadhi recorded by singers from these regions. 
> (Most Indians who migrated to Fiji, Mauritius, Surinam and the West Indies
>spoke these two languages of the Hindi family.) I would be surprised if
>such recordings did not exist. I know of at least one such recording from
>Mauritius and I know of a number of such renderings produced in Fiji. Such
>songs often have a life of their own and the advent of audio-cassette
>technology has made it easier to make recordings and to distribute them.
>If such recordings exist, how can I obtain a copy? Can you please help? 
> Regards,
>
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From: umbacchu@ccu.umanitoba.ca (Emran Ally Bacchus)
Subject: bosnia and afghanistan
Organization: University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 05:55:18 GMT

Why in the world this 'mujahideen' are slaughtering each other instead of
coming to the aid of the Muslims in Bosnia. Did all of the ex-rebels
really fight the 'Cummunists' in the cause of ALLAH ??????? Did they learn any
lessons from the Early Muslims ??? When their representives came out here
to garner support, much was made of the sacredness of the cause!! It
became an emotional issue here. But now the Muslims of Bosnia are crying
for the kind of help these experienced fighters can provide; assuming they
are blessed with the capabilty to realise what " IN THE CAUSE OF GOD REALLY
MEANS" . Did any of these people opposed Daoud in his reign of terror and 
should we applaud Gen. Haffizullah Amin for his bit of Mischief?? 
Was the Cummunists of Afghanistan ambassador right when he said that it
does not matter what government is in power there will always be somebody
in the  hills opposing it. 

One thing I am really sure of, if Islam is really applied to this land the
benefits will be tremendous

May the peace and blesings be with the victims and the innocent!!!
From: ckhan@bbn.com (Chico Kahn (Room # 20/317 B))
Newsgroups: soc.culture.caribbean
Subject: Re: Jumbies, Duppies, and Spirits
Date: 13 Nov 92 04:30:06 GMT
Reply-To: ckhan@BBN.COM (Chico Kahn (Room # 20/317 B))
Organization: Bolt Beranek and Newman Inc., Cambridge MA
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In article <1992Nov11.200730.17957@wam.umd.edu> karib@next08csc.wam.umd.edu (Bediako Ntodi George) writes:

>spirits of the Caribbean.  Let's see how many of these you recognize. Do  
>you know which countries their from and what they are? :-
>
>Duppy (real easy)	Googaralli
>Rolling Calf		Hydaralli
>Steel Donkey		
>Bacooman
>Moose
>Loogaroo
>Soucouyant
>Ole Higue
>Female (pretty hard)
>Cribeau
>Dutchman
>Moongazer
>Massacourou man
>Bush Dai-Dai

I don't know where these may have originated from, but the ones that I
am familiar with from Guyana are Bacoo, Ole Higue, Dutchman, Moongazer
and Bush Dai Dai.  I'm not quite sure I remember _exactly_ what most
of them are, but that's probably because when I was a kid I didn't want
to know anyway.

Another is Fireass (or pronounced Fire-rass), I think a Guyanese species
of Soucouyant.

Paul Keens Douglas did have a routine about the subject (well, sorta)
called 'When Moon Shine'.  It was on one of his records but I can't
remember which one (oh, those quickly disappearing brain cells...)

Chico. 

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From: karib@next10wor.wam.umd.edu (Bediako Ntodi George)
Subject: Re: Jumbies, Duppies, and Spirits
Organization: Workstations at Maryland, University of Maryland, College Park
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 20:15:47 GMT

In article <1992Nov11.222850.17916@jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca>  
k3eq@jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca (Trent D'Arby) writes:
> Bediako Ntodi George (karib@next08csc.wam.umd.edu) wrote:
> : spirits of the Caribbean.  Let's see how many of these you recognize.  
Do  
> : you know which countries their from and what they are? :-
> : 
> : Duppy (real easy)	Googaralli
> : Rolling Calf		Hydaralli
> : Steel Donkey		
> : Bacooman
> : Moose
> : Loogaroo
> : Soucouyant
> : Ole Higue
> : Female (pretty hard)
> : Cribeau
> : Dutchman
> : Moongazer
> : Massacourou man
> : Bush Dai-Dai
> : 
> : These are just a few of the top of my head. I would really like to  
hear  
> : some more.  Anyone out there know of any others?
> 
> blac 'eart man

What is a Black eart man? 
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From: U6IC <U6IC@UNB.CA>
Subject: RE: Pan Is Beautiful VI (If Yuh Intrested)
Organization: The University of New Brunswick
Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1992 06:15:56 GMT

In article <Anthony_Maillard-031192100322@138.242.64.154> Anthony_Maillard@Mdd.comm.mot.com (Anthony Maillard) writes:
>                            Pan Is Beautiful VI
>
>The finals for the classical steel band festival, Pan Is Beautiful VI,
>were held on Saturday 31st October 1992 in the island of Trinidad and
>Tobago -- Tthe Mecca of PanU...
>
 (delete . delete . delete)

>If you like reading this sort of news, please let me know.
>I really don't want to keep posting stuff like this if you netters are not
>in'trested.
>
In'trested? More like hungry for the info.

  Thanks for the updates man, keep them coming as long as you can.
Looking forward to hearing 'bout how the Pan Jazz comes off also if
you get your hand on any of that.

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From: haggar@BNR.CA (Haggar Alsaleh)
Subject: Spanish Language
Keywords: Spanish Language
Reply-To: haggar@BNR.CA (Haggar Alsaleh)
Organization: Bell-Northern Research Ltd.
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 00:17:31 GMT

Hi,
Could someone tell me where to find intensive spanish language
Classes in the carabian/central/south America. 
I would very much appreciate it.


Haggar@bnr.ca
214) 684-4806. 

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From: jasammer@eos.ncsu.edu (JOHN ASHLEY SAMMERSON)
Subject: Re: Need info on telecast of WI cricket.
Originator: jasammer@c00365-247dan.eos.ncsu.edu
Reply-To: jasammer@eos.ncsu.edu (JOHN ASHLEY SAMMERSON)
Organization: North Carolina State University, Project Eos
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 04:50:31 GMT


>
> Hi All,
> 
> I am sure there are WI cricket fans in this News group. 
> Does anyone know if the test matches of the current WI
> tour of Australia will be televised to the Caribbean?
> If anyone does, can you PLEASE, PLEASE post the satellite
> and transponser info. I would greatly appreciate any info
> on this. Thanx a bunch.
> 
> Regards, 
> Cliff.
> 

    Sorry... I dunno either...as a matter of fact I want to
know too. However here are some of de score I managed to get.


West Indies(won) vs Western Australia  
     WI first inning   - 280 all out
             Lara 55, Haynes 52, Adams 52 and Logie 49.
             Joe Angel's figures are 5 for 59. 

     WA first innings  - 239 for 7 declared (41 runs behind). 
  
     WI second innning - 326 for 4 (WA needed 368 to win)
             Arthurton 104 not out, Haynes 66 Hooper 60 and Lara 46.

     WA second innings - I don't have the score  
             Benjamin, Hooper got three wickets each,
             Ambrose, Patterson got two each



West Indies(lost) vs Australia President's XI (one-day match) 
     Aus PM XI scored 233 for 7 in 50 overs. 
             Jones 76 and Bevin 58. 
             Ian Bishop got two wickets. 

     WI scored 230 for 9. 
	     David Williams 59
             Reiffel got four wickets

	
     Ah Gone!

John S.
100% Trini
'Cause de white horse does move them fast
  But in a month or two, dey slow like jack ass
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From: plm@reggae.bellcore.com (Paul L. Mowatt)
Subject: Re: Need info on telecast of WI cricket.
Organization: Bellcore - Bell Communications Research
Date: 13 Nov 92 09:20:28

Cliff,

If you get any cricket telecast info could you please pass it on to me.
I'll be in Jamaica from 12/13/92 to 1/9/93.  I'm sure commentary will be on
the radio, but I would like to watch some of it.

Thanx,
Paul.
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From: lashlepi@newton.ccs.tuns.ca (Phillip Lashley)
Subject: Re: Jumbies, Duppies, and Spirits
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 08:43:48 GMT
Organization: Technical University of Nova Scotia, Halifax, N.S.

Chek dis out iya: it have a very well done rendering of 'Ti Jean an im breddah Dem (Derek Walcott), as a colouring book/storybook for children dem.  I saw it about 3 years ago at the library in UWI, T&T, and ive never seen a copy since.  If any one knows where I could get hold of one - publishers, etc, gi de i ah ring, or ah post. 
Nex ting: it wood b good ta find sum litterachure on dese ghosses an ting, lik tings dat ya could read to kids so dem cahn sleep at nite an ting. As a bajan, boy i n too shure how many ah we know bout ting like Steel Donkey, but wait, it have more- allya hear bout de HEARSEMAN- sum kinda loonatik inna hearse drioving bout Bados all times ah nite, mekkin off wid individuals.  Man dis did bout 7/8 years ago.
Seriously, there is a wealth of oral history in the Caribbean, and it looks as if we are slowly losing it. It's people like Keenes Douglas who have found it opportune to look at it, but they cant do it all.  Ill tell you, i do miss hearing my great aunt telling stories to me, even when i was a young teen ager.
Alas, ah so it go.
Anyway, enougn talk, time for work. 
Earlier
From: fledgist@weber.ucsd.edu (Fragano Ledgister)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.caribbean
Subject: Re: Jumbies, Duppies, and Spirits
Date: 12 Nov 92 20:44:33 GMT
Article-I.D.: network.1dufnhINNctn
Organization: University of California, San Diego
NNTP-Posting-Host: weber.ucsd.edu

In article <1992Nov11.200730.17957@wam.umd.edu> karib@next08csc.wam.umd.edu (Bediako Ntodi George) writes:
>
>	A concern of mine is that across the Caribbean people are more  
>aware of Count Dracula, Frankenstein, The Wolfman and other "European"  
>spirits.  I am scared that our own culture is becoming lost (especially  
>among the Caribbean school children, who are becoming more Americanized  
>every second.  My purpose is to try to compare what we all know about  
>spirits of the Caribbean.  Let's see how many of these you recognize. Do  
>you know which countries their from and what they are? :-
>
>Duppy (real easy)	Googaralli
>Rolling Calf		Hydaralli

Both Duppy and Rolling Calf are Jamaican. I don't know about the
other two.

>Steel Donkey

Bajan 		
>Bacooman
>Moose
>Loogaroo
>Soucouyanti

Loogaroo (should be loupgarou) is French, so I'd guess St Lucia or
Trinidad or Dominica. Soucouyant is from Trinidad.
>Ole Higue

Dat easy. Guyana. (You should read Wordsworth McAndrew's poem of the
same name, most recently published in _Voiceprint_).
>
>These are just a few of the top of my head. I would really like to hear  
>some more.  Anyone out there know of any others?

Rivah Mumma (or Myamaid)
Anansi (how you leave him out?)
Takooma


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From: praim@fraser.sfu.ca (Praim Sankar)
Subject: Re: Jumbies, Duppies, and Spirits
Organization: Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C., Canada
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 21:18:23 GMT

karib@next08csc.wam.umd.edu (Bediako Ntodi George) writes:









>Duppy (real easy)	Googaralli
>Rolling Calf		Hydaralli
>Steel Donkey		
>Bacooman
>Moose
>Loogaroo
>Soucouyant
>Ole Higue
>Female (pretty hard)
>Cribeau
>Dutchman
>Moongazer
>Massacourou man
>Bush Dai-Dai
   
Don't forget the queen of them all:  LA DIABLESSE.
Last halloween I managed to hear Paul Keens read his story
of the La diablesse on , of all places, CBC Radio. Was very good 
as usual. Paul Keens , that is.


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From: mali@adobe.com (Mohamad Ali)
Subject: guyanese publications
Organization: Adobe Systems Incorporated
Date: Sat, 7 Nov 1992 21:33:42 GMT

dear fellow caribs,

i would like like get a constatnt flow of information from
guyana.

does anyone have any suggestions of any guyanese publications
i can subscribe to?

thanks,
-- 
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From: praim@fraser.sfu.ca (Praim Sankar)
Subject: Re: bosnia and afghanistan
Organization: Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C., Canada
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 21:10:38 GMT

umbacchu@ccu.umanitoba.ca (Emran Ally Bacchus) writes:

So are you just letting off some steam or you going to eventually
tell the rest of us what relevance you see this having to this
newsgroup?
From: rfrance@umiacs.umd.edu (Robert B France)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.caribbean
Subject: Re: Jumbies, Duppies, and Spirits
Date: 13 Nov 92 22:09:15 GMT
Organization: UMIACS, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742

>>Massacourou man

I think this is an Amerindian spirit - I've heard of it in Guyana.
Supposedly lives in the interior rivers of Guyana.

What are the water spirits referred to in Guyana - I know there are
quite a few stories of them in Guyana but I can't recall any of their
names.

Robert



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From: karib@next08csc.wam.umd.edu (Bediako Ntodi George)
Subject: Jumbies, Duppies, and Spirits
Organization: Workstations at Maryland, University of Maryland, College Park
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 20:07:30 GMT

	A concern of mine is that across the Caribbean people are more  
aware of Count Dracula, Frankenstein, The Wolfman and other "European"  
spirits.  I am scared that our own culture is becoming lost (especially  
among the Caribbean school children, who are becoming more Americanized  
every second.  My purpose is to try to compare what we all know about  
spirits of the Caribbean.  Let's see how many of these you recognize. Do  
you know which countries their from and what they are? :-

Duppy (real easy)	Googaralli
Rolling Calf		Hydaralli
Steel Donkey		
Bacooman
Moose
Loogaroo
Soucouyant
Ole Higue
Female (pretty hard)
Cribeau
Dutchman
Moongazer
Massacourou man
Bush Dai-Dai

These are just a few of the top of my head. I would really like to hear  
some more.  Anyone out there know of any others?
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From: Pat.Churchill@bbs.actrix.gen.nz
Subject: Pan Bole (sp??)
Organization: Actrix Networks
Date: Sun, 8 Nov 1992 06:34:00 GMT

When we visited the Bahamas some years ago we enjoyed a snack called
*Pan Bole* or something similar to that.  I know the Pan part means
bread.  Not sure about the rest.  Anyway it was a bit like a pizza and delicious.
Was it just a hotel concoction or can someone give me a recipe?

Thanks from across the miles :-)
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From: richard@auvax1.adelphi.edu
Subject: Binghampton Carnival Dah Come!
Organization: Adelphi University, Garden City NY
Date: Mon, 9 Nov 1992 21:23:27 GMT

Respect to all netters,
	Binghampton time has come around again.  For the uninformed, SUNY
Binghampton (In upstate NY) holds an annual carnival for three days (Friday
20th Nov to Sun 22nd Nov) in which universities from all over including Canada
send as many members of their respective caribbean clubs as possible for the
festivities and feasting. All are welcome, and there are minor charges to get
in to the main events. All other events are free.  This will be my third year
going, and for those of you who want more info on this I will be posting up the
details soon, or you may e-mail specific questions directly to me. Until such
time...

 
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President, Caribbean Club        |  \/  | Fone:(516)352-1926 Fax:(516)877-3296
Chairman, Afrikan Concerns Assn  |  /\  | Caribbean Cultural Awareness Club
Editor In Chief, AFRIKA UNBOUND!  -/--\-  Adelphi U., Garden City, N.Y. 11530
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From: k3eq@jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca (Trent D'Arby)
Subject: Re: Jumbies, Duppies, and Spirits
Organization: University of New Brunswick
X-Newsreader: TIN [version 1.1 PL6]
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 22:17:05 GMT

Bediako Ntodi George (karib@next10wor.wam.umd.edu) wrote:
: In article <1992Nov11.222850.17916@jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca>  
: k3eq@jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca (Trent D'Arby) writes:
: > : some more.  Anyone out there know of any others?
: > 
: > blac 'eart man
: 
: What is a Black eart man? 

A variant of La Diablesse.
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From: praim@fraser.sfu.ca (Praim Sankar)
Subject: Re: Need info on telecast of WI cricket.
Organization: Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C., Canada
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 20:00:40 GMT

charan@crchh448.BNR.CA (Cliff Shivcharan) writes:

>Hi All,

>I am sure there are WI cricket fans in this News group. 
>Does anyone know if the test matches of the current WI
>tour of Australia will be televised to the Caribbean?
>If anyone does, can you PLEASE, PLEASE post the satellite
>and transponser info. I would greatly appreciate any info
>on this. Thanx a bunch.

>Regards, 
>Cliff.

I'll post this request on rec.sport.cricket. There are always
somone there who know or could find out.

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