I decided to help you Global Groovers a little bit in finding
what you like on this page. The idea is to bring you a series
of Samplers, starting with volume 1 today. Each volume will guide
you through my previous posts in chronologic order.
So, vol. 1, track 1, is a song from the very first post by
Dr. Victor Olaiya. track 2 is from the second LP, by Guillermo
Buitrago, and so on. Volume 1 covers the first 18 albums.
After some time the series will give a complete overview of
what we have to offer. I created the cover from a collage
I made, called “Chupa”. Hope you digg !
tracks;
1 Dr. Victor Abimbola Olaya – Omo pupa
2 Guillermo Buitrago – Grito vagabundo
3 Os cinco crioulos – Arrasta a sandália
4 Tapper Zukie – MPLA
5 Rubao – Madeira de jequitibá
6 Rochereau et Franco – Ngungi
7 Partido Alto, Nota 10 – Malandro demais vira bicho
8 Raymond Naptali – Gimme gimme sensemillia
9 Alcione – A volta do mundo
10 Mighty Composer – Child training
11 Papaíto – Que no muera el son
12 The Twinkle Brothers – Miss labba labba
13 Aracy de Almeida – Você me paga o que fez
14 Sam Mangwana – Tika nasakola
15 Sister Nancy – Pegion rock
16 Os Originais do Samba – Saudosa maloca
17 Lord Kitchener – Get up and get
18 Clara Nunes – Tributo aos Orishás
I’m new here so this will be a good starting point for me.
Thanks for sharing.
I’m new here so this will be a good starting point for me.
Thanks for sharing.
Excellent work! Already looking forward to Vol. 2
Excellent work! Already looking forward to Vol. 2
Good to hear it’s already doing it’s job !
Volume 2 is coming soon.
stay tuned..
Good to hear it’s already doing it’s job !
Volume 2 is coming soon.
stay tuned..
Brilliant idea, and a well made compilation. Love it!
Brilliant idea, and a well made compilation. Love it!
Yes Moos – still looking through your great site, and so now onto this – fantastic idea, especially when, like me, people are still discovering this kind of music. Many thanks John
Yes Moos – still looking through your great site, and so now onto this – fantastic idea, especially when, like me, people are still discovering this kind of music. Many thanks John