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TWENTY ONE YEARS OF RADICAL
MAS IN LONDON |
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Established as a Radical Mas Band in 1983, People’s World
(formerly People’s War) Carnival Band has brought a Carnival
Costume Band onto the streets of Notting Hill at Carnival
time for the past 21 years. We have a policy of ensuring
that the themes we portray have something to say about the
world around us and there is always an historically
educational element. Our ethics are steeped in a commitment
to ‘Tell It Like It Is’ and hence our themes also try to
make social commentary about relevant issues. Although
serious subject matter is covered, themes are portrayed with
humour and satire. |
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2003 |
ANCESTRAL VOICES –
Celebrating Past Spirits that Still Influence Us Today |
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Sections: |
ANCESTRAL VOICES –
Celebrating Past Spirits that Still Influence Us Today
Unity – The Spirit of Bob Marley
Culture – The Spirit of Lord Kitchener
Fortitude – The Spirit of Claudia Jones
Freedom – The Spirit of Marcus Garvey |
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2002 |
WE PUT THE “GREAT” IN
BRITAIN – Celebrating the Pioneers of the Commonwealth |
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Sections: |
Sugar, sugar
Cane Cutters
The Wheels of Industry - The Miners & Steelworkers
Cocoa
The Dark Satanic Mills - Cotton
The Golden Children of the Commonwealth |
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2001 |
LOST EMPIRES |
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Sections: |
Nubian Kush & Slaves
Minoan Bull Acrobat
Roman Centurian & Woman
The Moghuls |
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2000 |
BRASIL
500: Ordem e Progresso?? |
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Sections: |
Affluence and Poverty
The Lost Tribes
Football Heroes
Orixas, Vodins & Inkisis Vs Catholicism |
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1999 |
TRAIL OF TEARS – The
Native Americans |
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Sections: |
Cherokees – The Trail of
Tears
Apache Warriors
Shoshone – Bear Creek Massacre
Hopi – Warriors of the Rainbow
Seminoles – The Runaways |
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1998 |
AFTER THE WINDRUSH: 50 Years of the Caribbean Contribution
to Britain |
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Sections: |
The Wings of War
A Riot of Colour
Blues Dance
Our Contribution-Caribbean Kitchen, TASPO, Carnival
Sailors Ashore in the Economy |
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1997 |
UNITED IN RIDDIM – Music of the Diaspora |
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Sections: |
Soca – Trinidad
Ring bang – Barbados
Zouk – St Lucia
Ragga – Jamaica
Hi Life – West Africa
Jungle – Britain |
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1996 |
UNTOLD STORIES |
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Sections: |
How the West Was Won (in Black and White)
Devils in Blue
Crime Has No Colour
Jahaji Bhai – Brotherhood of the Boat
Zumbi, Hero of Brazil |
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1995 |
HAITI: Let Freedom Rain! |
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Sections: |
Splashes of Liberte
Orisha – Making Rain |
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1994 |
BACK TO BASICS BRITAIN |
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Sections: |
Selling Off the Family Jewels
Scandal in the Cabinet
Poverty is Hell |
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1993 |
CARIBBEAN FESTIVAL!
We Ting |
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Sections: |
Cropover Kadooment
Jab Jab: Slaves No More
Roots of Mas
Burokeet Bachannal
Wave Yuh Flag If You Got A Festival
Kalenda Stick Fighter |
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1992 |
BLACK IS…Part 2…A
Celebration of Civilisations, Inventions, Cultures, Leaders
and Music |
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Sections: |
Harriet Tubman
Sweet Pan
500 Years of Resistance to Columbus
Soca – Raga – Rap
Orishas of the New World |
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1991 |
BLACK IS…A
Celebration of Civilisations, Inventions, Cultures, Leaders
and Music |
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Sections: |
Ancient Egypt
(Kemet) People of African and Asian Descent
Beautiful Rainbow
No Sell Out Malcolm X
Garret, Morgan, Inventor of Traffic Lights |
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1990 |
GINNALS AND MAMAGUY:
Who Are Dey Fooling! |
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Sections: |
Scotland Yardies
Safe in Our Hands – the NHS
Tebbits Cricket Supporters |
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1989 |
VICTORY AT CUITO
CUANAVALE – Free South Africa! |
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Sections: |
MPLA and SWAPA Bush
Soldiers
Viva Cubana: Star of the Caribbean
Scouts: Keeping Our Eyes on South Africa
Free South Africa
British, American & UNITA Boer Devils |
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1988 |
NO DON’T STOP DE
CARNIVAL! |
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Sections: |
Camboulay
J’Ouvert (Jouvay)
Children of the Frontline ’76 |
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1987 |
SPARROW’S “JEAN AND
DINAH” |
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Sections: |
Glamour Boys
Jean and Dinah
Rosita and Clementina
Yankee Sailor |
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1986 |
THERE’S SOMETHING
WRONG IN PARADISE |
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Sections: |
IMF
Poverty and Corruption
Limers – the Unemployed |
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1985 |
NONE BUT OURSELVES |
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Sections: |
Nanny of the Maroons
Queen Nzinga
Fire in Soweto – Free Azania!
Rebel: Sandinista Street Fighter |
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1984 |
COME WHAT MAY WE’RE
HERE TO STAY |
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Sections: |
African Connections
Daughters of Asia
Caribbean Resistance
Youth of Today
African Feelings |
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1983 |
T SHIRT AND CAP BAND |
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