Ryco-Jazz was founded by Henri Bowane in 1958. The name was
composed from Rythme Congolais, Ry-Co in short. From 1960 to
1964 they toured west Africa and later moved to Martinique where
they were very popular. Their styles varied from tumbele, biguine,
bolero and rumba. Back in Paris in 1971 the group splits up and
spreads. Jean Serge Essous for instance went back to join Les
Bantous de la Capitale..enjoy..
tracks;
1 Mimi
2 Bana biafra
3 Nabenga yo nani
4 An drole di chance
5 Blue sugar
6 Basi na angola
7 Desarmement
8 N’doto kitoko
9 M’puli mua munie
10 Ivecia
Fantastique! Thanks a million.
..it seems only are awake Reservatory, very welcome..
Genius, also to the one sharing…only one? Think again :)<br />*grin* and love.
Thank you!
Thank you very much Mr. Moos! I love Ryco Jazz and have really enjoyed this one.
What year is this from? Love the sounds… Keep up the great work 🙂
Thank you again Moos. You are doing a great work.
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Bravo , fan de musique d’Afrique, précisément du Congo j’aimerais trouver le 2 ème LP du Ry-Co Jazz enregistré en Martinique en 1970. Merci d’exister..