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August 24, 2010

l’Afrique Danse – Various Artists
african 360.122 1978

l'Afrique Danse 360.122, front, cd size

Oh dear, my friends in Congolese music, this album is so hót !
Is it just my indestructible mood of the day or do you agree ?
Damn, I can’t get enough of those stirring guitars and sweet
rhythms, and I didn’t even mention the astonishing vocal parts.
Better put on your dancing shoes before this record,
You are being warned.

More Info Always Welcome

tracks;

1 Orchestre Viva la Musica – Ata nkale
2 Orchestre Stukas Caiman – Wangata
3 Orchestre Empire Bakuba – Wando
4 Orchestre Stukas Mata Kita – Lopata

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16 Comments

  1. bolingo69 24 August 2010 at 23:04 - Reply

    How brilliant!

    Thank you so very much for this absolutely rare record!
    The Bakuba Track seems mot to have been reissued anywhere on CD!

    1 Orchestre Viva la Musica – Ata nkale [NG 069]
    2 Orchestre Stukas Caiman – Wangata [EN 002]
    3 Orchestre Empire Bakuba – Wando [NIL]
    4 Orchestre Stukas Mata Kita – Lopata [NG 044]

    NG = Ngoyarto
    EN 002= Editions Nationales [Clovis Production]

    Many Thanks!

  2. flageolette 24 August 2010 at 23:47 - Reply

    Hey Global Groove Masters,
    Thanks for your amazing efforts in sharing music from our African Continent,
    also
    Cand we exchange site links?

    Best regards,
    Samuela,
    flageolette-Team

  3. øשlqaeda 25 August 2010 at 00:47 - Reply

    i love this series. thank you moos!

  4. playjazzloud 25 August 2010 at 00:55 - Reply

    thx for sharing, keen to check this out and see how hot it is :)

  5. Apurva Bahadur 25 August 2010 at 16:48 - Reply

    Thank you for sharing. Apurva from Pune, India.

  6. Goofy 25 August 2010 at 17:39 - Reply

    For me the favourites would be Sergio Mendes, T-Bone, Pacho Galan, Francisco Ulloa. Keep on posting Moos!

  7. moos 26 August 2010 at 06:42 - Reply

    Fela Kuti’s Black President and T-Bone Walker’s Funky Town have new links already. Check.

  8. mind on the run 26 August 2010 at 09:03 - Reply

    Hello! I just stumbled upon your fantastic blog and thought to ask you if you might have this:

    1981 King Sunny Ade & His African Beats
    The Message (LP; Sunny Alade SALPS 25)
    [A] Baba Orun A Mbe O / Igbala Ni Mofe / Oro Dugbe Dugbe / Ko S’Agbe Mo Loko / Mo Beru Oruko T’Aiye Nje
    [B] Ma J’Aiye Oni / Alhaji Bode Osinusi / Alhaji Rasaq Ogbara

    I’ve been looking for it since it was mentioned on an old blog ages ago. According to that blog it’s his best album… Would be so grateful if you could post it.

    Regards,
    Per

  9. Anonymous 26 August 2010 at 15:45 - Reply

    Excellent work mooss, this is the music that i like.. moos don`t forget my peticion, Mavuela Somo’s AFFAIRE MOUGOYE.. thank you very much…

    from Barranquilla – Colombia

    LEONARDO MENESES E

  10. Bart 26 August 2010 at 22:06 - Reply

    Pacho Galan is (was) the top artist in the list (for me)!

  11. Miguel 28 August 2010 at 18:12 - Reply

    we can wish?!

    so here is my wish :)

    Binomio de Oro – Por lo Alto

    and:

    Thank you moos for all the wonderful music…

  12. joe 31 August 2010 at 01:53 - Reply

    Moos; thanks for this wonderful LP.

  13. tom a. 31 August 2010 at 07:42 - Reply

    Haven’t listened yet, but are Stukas Caiman and Stukas Mata Kita offshoots of Lita Bembo’s Stukas or are they the exact same band under different monikers? Can anyone clarify? Thanks!

  14. Anonymous 2 September 2010 at 18:25 - Reply

    Fela – Black President, of course!

    Valeu!

    Betão /BR

  15. david 4 September 2010 at 06:36 - Reply

    Thanks, you’re right. This is super octane dance music.

  16. Rawlings 1 April 2014 at 11:29 - Reply

    hi…the link is dead..please help us

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