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August 31, 2015
Moussa Doumbia
Pathé Marconi / EMI 1977
At times it feels as if the producer of this album should
have balanced out things a bit more. Rough edges were
left at places I would have polished the sound. However,
on the other hand, perhaps same time it makes this record
so intriguing. The rough funky groove it breaths is unique
and makes you play it again and again. If you are an audio
freak, I strongly suggest not to download this crazy record.
Everybody else, get it & spread it immediately..
tracks;
01 – Keleya
02 – Papa
03 – Femme senegal
04 – Mariage
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You’re right Moos : great great album of funky west african music. I love particularly tracks 1 and 3.
Thanks a lot.
Thanks, Moos!
Wow, that’s an awesome post. Thanks, Moos!
You read my mind Moos. I was this inch away to ask you about this LP. Tracks 1 and 3 are my favorites. Thanks again.
Do you have by any chance LP’s from Ernesto Djédjé, François Lougah and Les Femmes D’abord by Gnonnas Pedro?
I’ll take a look..
This guy makes some intriguing music. Sometimes I love it, sometimes I don’t. Cannot wait to hear this album.
…wow…
;-)