Let’s go back in time, the major part of these tracks have been
recorded in 1964, that’s 45 years ago. Only the last track, with
Verckys on saxophone is from 1966. For an album, that old, it spins
surprisingly well. This is vol. 3 of another great series on the african
label, volume 5 is also in my posession but the other volumes are still
on my hunting list, maybe I’ll find some on the next recordfair in november.
tracks;
1 Ata ndele nde oleli
2 Ya luna umbazila
3 Linda-linda
4 Motema na M.J.
5 Bana O.K. babomi mboka
6 Ngombele mama
7 Bolingo mpe ekosaka ?
8 Telegramme maloba makuse
9 Nani apedalaki te
10 Oh madame de la maison
You are so special , You just made my year . I’ve been searching for this recording for like forever . Thank you so much may all you do prosper .
You are so special , You just made my year . I’ve been searching for this recording for like forever . Thank you so much may all you do prosper .
you are very welcome..
you are very welcome..
We had beautiful weather today, and I had “Nani Apedalaki Te” going through my head during a bike ride. Thanks much, Moos.
joe
We had beautiful weather today, and I had “Nani Apedalaki Te” going through my head during a bike ride. Thanks much, Moos.
joe
As a student of African guitar, your posts are an essential learning tool.
Thank you so much.