‘Jelimusolu’ is what they call Mali’s women singers.
Tata ‘Bembo'(or Bambo) Kouyate is from Bamako. She’s got a voice so
strong, wow ! It’s not exactly clear on what label this LP is brought
out, if you know..?
Check this,
tracks:
1 Hommage a Baba Cissoko
2 Ainana Bah
3 Mama Batchily
4 Ahourou Bocoum
5 Goundo Tandja
6 Amadou Traore
Thx Moss , good job , hard work.
best blog ever. i really dont know how do you get these great Lp from Mali ?
Thx again
Thx Moss , good job , hard work.
best blog ever. i really dont know how do you get these great Lp from Mali ?
Thx again
Searching and searching and searching !
Searching and searching and searching !
An album absolutely African unlabeled, probably edited by the same producer of the album that has paid all the expenses of his own pocket and then distribute it later.
In this case,later was released again under the name JATIGUI by the Globe Style label.
She is called “Bambo” for a composition of his youth as indicated biography in…
http://www.mali-music.com/Cat/CatT/TataBambo.htm
Many Thanks.
An album absolutely African unlabeled, probably edited by the same producer of the album that has paid all the expenses of his own pocket and then distribute it later.
In this case,later was released again under the name JATIGUI by the Globe Style label.
She is called “Bambo” for a composition of his youth as indicated biography in…
http://www.mali-music.com/Cat/CatT/TataBambo.htm
Many Thanks.
Thank you so much for commenting Ngoni, much appreciated.
Thank you so much for commenting Ngoni, much appreciated.
Moos
According to Graeme Counsel’s discography of Malian vinyl, you seem to have an original copy of this album, the number of which appears to be SA 30 0058. So the label it originally came out on is whatever you can read on it 🙂
It would be interesting to know what that label is.
Thanks for this. Globestyle CDs have a tendency to bronzing and ski pp ing, so I’m glad to get a playable copy of this. (And with the original sleeve.)
AL
Well Al, there you have it, seems to be her own,
or if you know P & M ?