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Categorie archives: Benin
- Tuesday June 23, 200935 comments on T.P. Orchestre Poly Rythmo de Cotonou Benin -avec Zoundegnon Bernard ‘Papillon’, Albarika Stores
There’s guitarists and guitarists. Zoundegnon Bernard ‘Papillon’
is a true virtuoso. With his Orchestre Poly Rythmo he brings this
astonishing album. Better take it while you can.tracks;
1 Cherie Coco
2 Mille fois merciPosted by Moosat 8:12 PMCategories
- Wednesday June 17, 2009
Sam Mangwana, the Pigeon Voyageur, left Congo in 1976 and formed
the African All Stars in Abidjan. On this LP we hear only Stars,
Dizzy Mandjekou – Solo guitar,
Lokassa Ya Mbongo – Rhythm guitar
Kanyama ‘Ringo’ Moya Lotula – Drums
Syran Mbenza – 2nd Solo guitar
Bopol Mansiamina – Bass
Pablo Lubadika Porthos – Bass
David Diambouana – Saxophone
Tidiane – Saxophone
Sam Mangwana – Vocal
The music is in fact Congolese but being recorded in West Africa,
it has a more uptempo Nigerian-like sound with certain Highlife
elements. I saw this LP somewhere before but could not resist
ripping it oncemore, enjoy it !tracks;
1 Matinda
2 Zamba y’Africa
3 Djamo djamo
4 Est ce que ça tourne ?Posted by Moosat 8:30 PMCategories
- Sunday June 14, 2009
On one of my last recordhunts I found this LP by T.P. Orchestre Poly
Rythmo of the Peoples Republic of Benin. African groups love long names.
And we love their music, they truly honour their name by delivering
this super rhythmic highlife. The second side starts kinda abrupt,
sorry but it has little damage. Fantastic dancing material.tracks;
1 Special Festac 77 in Nigeria A-side
2 Special Festac 77 in Nigeria B-sidePosted by Moosat 2:04 PMCategories