"Like Kamau Brathwaite, or Martin Carter…."

by Nicholas Laughlin on December 10, 2008

Two minutes and forty-one seconds well spent: the UK Guardian posts a video of Linton Kwesi Johnson reading “If I Woz a Tap Natch Poet”.

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