Alhaji Chief Kollington Ayinla andhis Fuji 78 Organisation -American Yankee, PolyGram Records 1987

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Kollington, front

Dear Groovers around the Globe, I am still enjoying my
summer break but to show a sign of life, this here post.
Zippyshare is a temporary thing and I seriously think
getting my own serverspace is the best solution for the
future. I want to say welcome back in cyberspace Nauma.
So good to see they can kill our blogs but they can’t kill
our spirits. “music has always been free, like the birds,
the water we drink, the sun and in reality there is no way
to cage music if you don’t want to kill it. have you heard
of anyone able to imprison love, passion, despair or joy ?
very few seem to remember or even understand this simple
truth but more are starting to realize it.”( great quote Nauma )
I hope you enjoy Chief Kollingtons ‘American Yankee’. Did you
know the word ‘yankees’ comes from two very common Dutch
names, ‘Jan’ and ‘Kees’ ? funny thing. The Netherlands are going
through a period of warm to hot weather at the moment and today
we’ll reach temperatures up to 38º Celsius in some parts. Perfect
occasion for a trip to the Amsterdam Vondelpark this afternoon.
The Global Groove Soundsystem will settle down under the big
trees next to Vondel’s statue from about 15.00 hrs. If you are in
the opportunity to pass by, please do. We’ll free some tropical
melodies in the open air like, samba, calypso, reggae, rumba,
son montuno, highlife, forró, juju, chimurenga, benga, ska, etc.

tracks;

1   Modupe mo ji s’aye
–    Aropin ni t’eniyan
–    Ko seni to sonu ninu wa
–    Emi ni professor master
–    Ayinla bori won o
2   Mass mobilisation ( mamser )
–    Mr. jumoke ogunkeye
–    Mother jolomi
–    Iyawo asinge
–    Teleda lase

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38 thoughts on “Alhaji Chief Kollington Ayinla andhis Fuji 78 Organisation -American Yankee, PolyGram Records 1987”

  1. What a fantastic statement Moos, I will take this gift with great enthusiasm, not the music that I listen to every day, and the title does not encourage me much, but I certainly do not miss this event, thanks Moos and warmly welcome to Nauma .

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  2. What a fantastic statement Moos, I will take this gift with great enthusiasm, not the music that I listen to every day, and the title does not encourage me much, but I certainly do not miss this event, thanks Moos and warmly welcome to Nauma .

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  3. What a fantastic statement Moos, I will take this gift with great enthusiasm, not the music that I listen to every day, and the title does not encourage me much, but I certainly do not miss this event, thanks Moos and warmly welcome to Nauma .

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  10. Welcome back, Moos! We have a lot of Dutch in American English–one of the things that sets us apart from other English-speaking countries. Did you know we almost made Dutch the national language instead of English?

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  11. Welcome back, Moos! We have a lot of Dutch in American English–one of the things that sets us apart from other English-speaking countries. Did you know we almost made Dutch the national language instead of English?

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  12. Welcome back, Moos! We have a lot of Dutch in American English–one of the things that sets us apart from other English-speaking countries. Did you know we almost made Dutch the national language instead of English?

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  23. Wow how I wish I could get down to your gig. As I’m stuck doing a job in merry England that I’m lukewarm about, going to have to cheer myself up with a new G.G. post & man am I looking forward to it.

    J

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  24. Wow how I wish I could get down to your gig. As I’m stuck doing a job in merry England that I’m lukewarm about, going to have to cheer myself up with a new G.G. post & man am I looking forward to it.

    J

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