My dear groovers, I am thrilled to present to you, one of
the missing links at Bolingo’s african discography, a find
that makes me very happy. This is one of Congo’s greatest
bands, african 360.121, Orchestre Zaiko Langa Langa
with two tracks of the hand of Teddy Sukami, one by Bimi
Ombale and one by Lengi Lenga, enjoy!
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p.s. shady pic, waiting discs, see some u like?
tracks;
1 Bongo Bouger
2 Katshi
3 Miso lina
4 Dalo
I love ^^
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Great one Moos,
I couldn’t help spotting Orchestre Les Mangelepa from the pile. All I say is thanks for this one & thanks for Les Mangelepa in advance :)
Ed
Great one Moos,
I couldn’t help spotting Orchestre Les Mangelepa from the pile. All I say is thanks for this one & thanks for Les Mangelepa in advance :)
Ed
Another great Old School post as usual Great One. Thanks a million. As for discs on tap…I always appreciate all your posts especially African and Latin American but that Les Mangelepa in the back ground has me salivating..:-) L’Afrique Danse Series LPs are always a huge hit.
Thanks again.
Another great Old School post as usual Great One. Thanks a million. As for discs on tap…I always appreciate all your posts especially African and Latin American but that Les Mangelepa in the back ground has me salivating..:-) L’Afrique Danse Series LPs are always a huge hit.
Thanks again.
The funniest thing is that the name of the band is not correct : this is a LP from Orchestre Casques Bleus (the name of the band is cleary shout several times), one of the many bands that are off-shoots of Zaïko Langa Langa.
The funniest thing is that the name of the band is not correct : this is a LP from Orchestre Casques Bleus (the name of the band is cleary shout several times), one of the many bands that are off-shoots of Zaïko Langa Langa.
Hi Moos,
Thanks for yet another great post – you’re spoiling us. As for the pile of waiting discs, there’s a lot that I’d love to hear, but the sight of L’Afrique Danse 3 really makes my heart beat faster … But then, there’s a lot of other music that will make me very happy, so I’ll just wait and see.
Thanks,
Marc
Hi Moos,
Thanks for yet another great post – you’re spoiling us. As for the pile of waiting discs, there’s a lot that I’d love to hear, but the sight of L’Afrique Danse 3 really makes my heart beat faster … But then, there’s a lot of other music that will make me very happy, so I’ll just wait and see.
Thanks,
Marc
super !
super !
Moos, thanks so much for this and everything else you have posted. I always thought les casques bleus were a nzing-nzong of zaiko, is that so?
I do have a request from the picture you have shown – Correct me if I am wrong but does the African Brothers LP contain the song Obi abaayewa? If so I have been looking for that song for a long time, having heard it on a radio show and enjoying the congolese/ghanian interplay.
though there are some fine fine lps also there, the trio cepakos, the mangelepa, you can’t go wrong
Moos, thanks so much for this and everything else you have posted. I always thought les casques bleus were a nzing-nzong of zaiko, is that so?
I do have a request from the picture you have shown – Correct me if I am wrong but does the African Brothers LP contain the song Obi abaayewa? If so I have been looking for that song for a long time, having heard it on a radio show and enjoying the congolese/ghanian interplay.
though there are some fine fine lps also there, the trio cepakos, the mangelepa, you can’t go wrong
Very nice. Thanks for sharing. Apurva from Pune, India.
Very nice. Thanks for sharing. Apurva from Pune, India.
LOVE this blog! thanx SO MUCH for sharing all of this fantastic music!
LOVE this blog! thanx SO MUCH for sharing all of this fantastic music!
So sorry Zim, the song you wish does not appear on any of the African Brothers albums I have.
I’l keep an eye open there..
So sorry Zim, the song you wish does not appear on any of the African Brothers albums I have.
I’l keep an eye open there..
Could you please upload Orchestre Sossa? Thanks.
Could you please upload Orchestre Sossa? Thanks.
moos, thanks for checking – it looks like they made a couple Lps with very similar covers:
http://www.popsike.com/AFRICAN-BROTHERS-BAND-BEAUTIFUL-HIGHLIFE-RUMBA-Ghana-LP/290312619102.html
if you’d like to hear the song, there is a radio show with an interview of Nana Kwame Ampadu and which plays the song at:
http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/40317
moos, thanks for checking – it looks like they made a couple Lps with very similar covers:
http://www.popsike.com/AFRICAN-BROTHERS-BAND-BEAUTIFUL-HIGHLIFE-RUMBA-Ghana-LP/290312619102.html
if you’d like to hear the song, there is a radio show with an interview of Nana Kwame Ampadu and which plays the song at:
http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/40317
Got a chance to listen to this over the weekend, and something jumped out at me from the get-go: track #1 – Bongo Bouger – has HORNS! Quite unusual for mainstream ZLL, so maybe this adds to the argument that this is a zhing-zhong???
Got a chance to listen to this over the weekend, and something jumped out at me from the get-go: track #1 – Bongo Bouger – has HORNS! Quite unusual for mainstream ZLL, so maybe this adds to the argument that this is a zhing-zhong???
Hey Moos, that is very very good! I am ashamed that I have not updated the discographies for so long but it was eating up my life and something rather sad happened related to my congolese addiction! I even stopped listening, yes there were some sad reasons for that,
But! I am seriously these days contemplating to start a bit of editing again! Inspired in no small amount by your “amazzing” finds recently!
You have a wonderful blog and I am in awe at the massive vault you have built and share so generously here. wrld srv and you rumb(a)les the net!! Brilliant!
bo
Hey Moos, that is very very good! I am ashamed that I have not updated the discographies for so long but it was eating up my life and something rather sad happened related to my congolese addiction! I even stopped listening, yes there were some sad reasons for that,
But! I am seriously these days contemplating to start a bit of editing again! Inspired in no small amount by your “amazzing” finds recently!
You have a wonderful blog and I am in awe at the massive vault you have built and share so generously here. wrld srv and you rumb(a)les the net!! Brilliant!
bo
I know there haven’t been comments on many of these links since, well, 2010 in this case, but I wanted to give thanks to you for keeping these links alive, and the music still uploaded. Every time I return here to look for another Congolese gem, I find it, still available. Many, many thanks, Moos.