Lead vocals – Bozi Boziana, Cele le Roy & Fifi Mofoude
Vocals – Lidjo-Kwempa & Walli-Gonda
Lead guitar – Dodoly
Rhythm guitar – Nono-Monama
Bass guitar – Guma Shungu
Drums – Mwanga
Congas – Mwanga & Komba

Lyrics, compositions & arrangements – Fifi Mofoude,
Cele le Roy & Junior Atipo Ngapi

tracks;

1 Adieu l’ami
2 Matengami
3 Emilie Zonga
4 La chevre de Monsieur Seguin
5 Canaon ya mofude
6 Lipassa ya clesh

Ngwashi N’timbo, with ‘w’ instead of ‘u’, is not the only singer
on this marvelous album. Backsleeve doesn’t give us one
single name so we’ll have to guess. Maybe you are the one
who can help us. To whom belong the other sweet voices we
hear ? Any information on the subject is welcome, check.

tracks;

1 Banganga ya moyindo
2 Lembi
3 Zala serieuse
4 Pneu reserve
5 Moto ya train

It is more like a 12″ single on 33 than an LP. This one is
extremely short, not even 20 minutes. This is not a complaint
however, just a fact. Franco made strictly wonderful albums.
From 1988, great line up, great sound, do not hesitate.

tracks;

1 Anjela
2 Tawaba

Yesterday, the weather was absolutely perfect in the Netherlands.
Being the worst summer since ever, I didn’t have a choice. After
that swell session in the Amsterdam Vondelpark some two months
ago, this was the first and maybe last opportunity for me to try and
repeat the happy happening. I picked the same spot and my newmade
buddies from the last time were all there, playing football, a little BBQ
on the side, sweet easy parklife. I settled in and played till the night fell.
Look at my man Johnny Kluivert, who did this spontaneous rap. I had a
wonderfull time and will be back on the first warm weekend day, be there.
Now, here is another fine album by the great Zaïko Langa-Langa, get it
while you can and enjoy listening ! The next Amsterdam session, I’ll
try to inform you in advance, it all depends of the weather forecast.

tracks;

1 Sandra Lina
2 Foshi
3 Massela
4 Nyongo ekeseni

Look, think, imagine, decide, download, unpack, listen and enjoy !
oh..and check the video..
not from this album but still..

tracks;

1 Touche pas, don’t touch
2 Ngombele
3 Fololo
4 Kifafa

Your patience as follower of Congolese music is rewarded again
today. What can I say ? Pépé Kallé and Papy Tex are plain heroes.
Pépé Kallé for his huge voice, and Papy Tex was responsible for
composing this stuff. 6 magnificent tracks from 1992, and they sang
‘m with passion. Damn,..I’m a sucker for this sound, how ’bout you ?

tracks;

1 Muinto
2 Mamie
3 Ibetibi
4 Musique clarification
5 Adieu Leya
6 Sinitia

Once more I am presenting you an album by a group I can’t
tell you anything useful about. There is a certain link with
the music of Angola but I do not know which. Names like
Clotaire, Kimbolo, Samba Mascott, Claude Bivoua,
Saboukoulou or Pie Aubus, they don’t ring
a bell. Enjoy listening..

tracks;

1 Anaba samy na Cathy No 3
2 Telema Angola
3 Annita
4 Nzambe botisa ngai
5 Madja
6 Loposo
7 Mwana Angola
8 Yaka kwa diyokele

This is a quite obscure find, an album by Lolo Lolitta who we know
from his work through the eighties with Pambou Tchicaya Tchico.
Here’s a solo project which appeared on this label; Societé Ivoirienne
du Disque, under license of Namaco, Onitsha, Nigeria, grab it now.

tracks;

1 Oh ma Julie
2 C’est trop tard
3 Koum koum
4 Ne force pas la vie

tracks;

1 Aï aï aï
2 Amundala
3 Ngulupa
4 Le chemin de la vie
5 Emine

From 1989 we have this LP on Afro Rythmes. Pépé Kallé
is here with some hot soukous, the up-tempo dance material
just like you’re used to. Ideal for your summer evening party.

tracks;

1 Cé chalé carnaval
2 Djoni bitoto
3 Tiembe raid pa moli
4 Ndako ya zeke