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March 25, 2012

African System Orchestra – Fine Country,Rogers All Stars 1980

African System Orchstra, front

The GG has quite a few friends in the Barranquilla area of Northern
Colombia, the’re crazy for Nigerian highlife in that outpack, understandable.
A request was received for this particular lp and it just so happened
it was waiting upfront of my Nigerian record pile. I hope you can
use it and create some phat pico champeta sound with this.
Get to it. In case you forgot,

tracks;

1 Fine country
2 Monique a duala
3 Nobody knows tomorrow
4 Agnes my love

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19 Comments

  1. moos 25 March 2012 at 08:42 - Reply

    ..sorry but I made a mistake, inside the file you’ll find that I forgot the letter ‘n’ in African. You may have to chage it yourself..

  2. Victor 25 March 2012 at 11:41 - Reply

    Yes…., Moos glad you’r back. You made my sunday, sun in the house as ouside. Thanks.
    Victor B, Italy

  3. Jaime 25 March 2012 at 14:00 - Reply

    thank you very much!

  4. LeFranck 25 March 2012 at 15:37 - Reply

    Thanks Moos for this great album.
    Track 2 “Monique a Duala” is French and Lingala.
    Do you know the name of the members of African System Orchestra?
    I can hear on their English that more than one is from Congo/Zaire. Even the guitar got the Congo rythme.

    LeFranck

  5. Juan Carlos 26 March 2012 at 14:18 - Reply

    this band is from Cameroon, John Blade commented some years ago.

    “Actually, groups like this, Super Negro Bantous, etc. are more Camerounian than Igbo, as was Nico Mbarga’s band for a while. These musicians all came to Nigeria when the oil money was flowing, and were deported when the going got rough in the mid-’80s.” Jhon Blade
    http://bennloxo.com/archives/2007/12/06/dance-me-igbo/

    about the names of the members of this orchestra

    TAMBINE DONGO PECOS (LEAD GUITAR)
    APOTRE RUFFINO (VOCAL)
    ABELLY NAGY (VOCAL)
    NICOLAS OSSOMA (SAXOPHONE)
    SAINT HILAIRE (GUITAR RYTHM)
    NAIPO NDOUMBE (GUITAR BASS)
    JEAN OTARD TCHIAMAT (CONGA)
    KONDA DOMINIQUE (DRUMS)

    Juan Carlos
    Barranquilla – Colombia

  6. LEONARDO MENESES. 28 March 2012 at 13:46 - Reply

    THANKS MOOS GREAT ALBUM !!!

  7. Choco 29 March 2012 at 19:38 - Reply

    Liking this – thanks for the share Moos. Like that saying some fine day – very true. Even a gloomy cloudy lifts eventually to reveal a beautiful sun.

  8. Anonymous 30 March 2012 at 01:21 - Reply

    moos well thanks if you could upload the super negro bantous album called god will pay you … I’d appreciate it moos …

  9. moos 31 March 2012 at 07:10 - Reply

    I would NEVER post an album called; God will pay you, never ever..
    there is NO god…

  10. Anonymous 31 March 2012 at 17:44 - Reply

    Don’t be upset Moos. There is No god. I think some people have a placebo-positive efect, at best. 99 percent of religion is vomit.

    Nevertheless, you have posted quite a lot of religious music. I could not be bothered, the music was always greater than understanding of the language. Super Negro Bantous have made a lot of great albums (you posted them, so I know).

    Thank you very much Moos.

    Richard

  11. moos 31 March 2012 at 18:23 - Reply

    ..not upset, I just can’t take enough distance from the poison, old frustration..thanks

  12. Anonymous 2 April 2012 at 07:38 - Reply

    dear Moos…..

    just wanted to thank for the past 3 years!!!

    you have truly enriched my life with beautiful sounds en spirituals….

    I will always remember where i got the goods from!!!!

    but….. this life is moving in a different direction for me… i will be travelling so i wont be able to download for quite some time….

    whatever your decide with this super blog of yours:

    i had a ball!!!!!!!!!! [& in the end i hope you did too ;-] …]

    cheers & love

    smelly

  13. Anonymous 5 April 2012 at 14:56 - Reply

    moos I really like the album Prince Nico Mbarga – good father if you could upload it .. I would greatly appreciate you friend …

  14. soukousman 7 April 2012 at 04:08 - Reply

    Thanks for the African System Orchestra Moos! Their music is an combination of Soukous and Nigerian Highlife which was primary influenced from Prince Nico, etc. Also do you have more from the Zaire Promotion series its quite rare and the ones I found are Vol.1 and 3

  15. Anonymous 7 April 2012 at 19:29 - Reply

    On April 2 Ebenezer Obey celebrated his 70th birthday. Can you upload one of his albums to celebrate the man
    Thanks

    Tunji

  16. moos 8 April 2012 at 07:02 - Reply

    dear Visitor, if you think; why is nothing happening here, I am re-decorating and building a new recordwall so all equipment is waiting for a new setting. Hang in there, we’ll be back later this month..

  17. abudaiyo 8 April 2012 at 07:28 - Reply

    Phew…..I was beginning to worry. Thanks for the reassuring update!
    Enjoy your redecorating! As for me, now the loooooong winter is almost over, I’m starting to think about gardening.

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