After another six months, it was finally time. Time for the Mega
Records and CD Fair in Utrecht. The one in april is okay, but the
one in november, wow, everybody took their best load of
merchandise and came over. Specially some French dealers brought
along rare stuff. Like this guy from *** Records in Le Havre.
He showed me this;
Ouza’s music had a political load and was kind of radical.
He studied and was teacher and musician at the same time,
therefore he did not record many albums. I guess we are lucky
I found this one. It is a true beauty and I want to thank that
French dealer for bringing it to us.
Senegalese music at it’s best.
tracks;
1 Bayina music
2 Wethe
3 Sama gueleme-magana
4 Dootou mala bayi
5 Terango
6 Senegal 80
Ouza is very popular in Senegal and continues to compose themes of extreme sweetness but without reaching pall.
http://seneweb.com/music/console2.php?videoid=165
http://seneweb.com/music/console2.php?
Now with his pop-Mbalax is trying to turn his daughter Adiouza in a new star of the Senegalese music.
videoid=139http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=cKdpNaGl9u0
wonderful record many thanks
wonderful record many thanks
Thanks for sharing this wonderful album of Ouza. I really liked all the songs particularly Teranga who reminds me of my time spent in Senegal when the DJ used to playit every saturday. By the way, do you have the one Mbaana with the “4 Femmes Dans Le Vent”? I’ll be vey grateful to you if you post it
Thanks for sharing this wonderful album of Ouza. I really liked all the songs particularly Teranga who reminds me of my time spent in Senegal when the DJ used to playit every saturday. By the way, do you have the one Mbaana with the “4 Femmes Dans Le Vent”? I’ll be vey grateful to you if you post it
Is it the same guy (Ousmane Mai Diallo) that did this awesome tune called ‘liberté d’expression’? It’s more reggae than this LP. I found he was from Mali, but the fact that he’s also a teacher makes me think they are actually the same person.
Anyway this one is simply terrific. Big up!
Is it the same guy (Ousmane Mai Diallo) that did this awesome tune called ‘liberté d’expression’? It’s more reggae than this LP. I found he was from Mali, but the fact that he’s also a teacher makes me think they are actually the same person.
Anyway this one is simply terrific. Big up!
…I’m listening to ‘bayina nusic’ over and over – it’s absolut fantastic! thank you again for this one…
…I’m listening to ‘bayina nusic’ over and over – it’s absolut fantastic! thank you again for this one…
How sad that the tracks have been deleted, I would have loved to hear this…
How sad that the tracks have been deleted, I would have loved to hear this…
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