1911-1952 TT
World and Reggae
A.k.a. Errol Glaston Duke Errol Duke
Calypsonian. Born 1911, died July 15, 1952 in Trinidad. Not to be confused with The Growling Tiger aka The Tiger (2) (Neville Marcano). The Growler, or the Mighty Growler, was the name Errol Duke used for his calypso work and recordings. His recordings date from the 1930s and 1940s. Amongst his recordings are 14 sides for Decca in 1939. In 1940 he travelled to New York and recorded with Gerald Clark (2) and his Orchestra.
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Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Give Me Back Me Dam Kimona / Ring Diamond | The Growler | 1948 | Album |
Rosie Darling / Who Has Done The Best For Humanity | The Growler / Lord Executor | Album | |
Harold Change Your Mind / Old Woman | The Growler / The Lion | Album | |
History Of Woodbrook Vicinity / Jim Congo Meyer | The Growler / Atilla The Hun and Lord Executor | Album | |
In The Dew And The Rain / Leave Me Alone Dorothy | The Growler, Mighty Destroyer | Album | |
Don't Hide Behind The Door / Madame Khan | The Growler, The Caresser | Album | |
Carnival Proclamation / Woman Taxi Driver | The Mighty Zebra, The Growler | Album | |
Pappy Chunks / The Fall Of France | The Lion, The Growler | Album |
The Growlers Dance |
The Growlers US *2006 Rock |
The Growlers |