Just another nutcase on the web
Rough First Rips
Global Groove’s rips are
made without any filters.
If the Lp has some cracks,
we leave them.
Covers that are worn
out will not be fixed,
just photographed
the way they are.
All rips at 320 kbps.
Please report dead links.
Clicking on images
enlarges them.
Search grooves
Do you disagree
with our post ?
The musicworks on this page are
meant to promote artists and labels.
If you like the promotional copy
go try and buy the original.
Global Groove is made
out of passion for music.
no commercial purpose
what so ever.
if you disagree with our post,
tell us and it shall be removed.
Recommended Site ;
www.muzikifan.com
Global Groove’s archive
Archives
Help keep this site up
Global groove’s visitors
RSS Blogroll
Categories
Categories
Categorie archives: Congo
- Saturday December 19, 2009
It’s cold in the Netherlands, with some 8 degrees Celsius below zero,
the coldest day untill now. The whole country is covered with snow,
cold but beautiful. This is a picture of my backyard from this morning.
Quite a contrast with the warm tropical atmosphere on this nice record.
It’s from 1975 and I can’t tell you very much about it. S.B.B. du Congo
stands for Super Boboto du Congo and exists from 1968.
Track No 5 has a little jump I could not avoid unfortunately.tracks;
1 Okomi na fanfan
2 Felie
3 Barou barou
4 Scandale
5 Ebale ya Congo
6 Ebonga ebonga te toujours meilleur
7 Moungagniga
8 Maladie ya bolingoPosted by Moosat 1:24 PMCategories
- Tuesday December 15, 2009
Tuesday evening,
home late from work, lots of turbulence during the opening of
this week. Then finally relaxed, ripping an LP, throw it up
the digital highway and chill out. Feels good.
Especially with this one, what have we got ?From 1969, a jewel of an album.
The great Docteur Nico brings it Perfectly
simple or simlpy perfect. Either one works for me.
And to get in the mood already, I borrowed us this
nice video. It comes from fellowblogger Worldservice, check.tracks;
1 Mokili ya nzambe
2 Sukisa miziki ya lokumu
3 Aime Zonga
4 Julienne importée
5 Bea okei wapi ?
6 Mira
7 Adelina
8 Oluki likambo obangiPosted by Moosat 9:47 PMCategories
- Monday December 14, 2009
In the month of may I already posted volume_3.
Today’s LP is volume 1. The other had No. 13.272,
this one 13.270 so I recon it must be from 1982 or 1983. Besides a couple
of names it does not give us much information, Bavouéza-Guinot seems to
be the leading man. vocals by Jacky M’bani, Nzau Poba, Makundi,
Bolangassa and Bavouéza. Hope U like.tracks;
1 Vive le Retro
2 Saudade terra Bokilo
3 Elf-Congo
4 Bac-CityPosted by Moosat 8:27 PMCategories
- Wednesday December 9, 2009
If you’re into Cuban music and also into African, this is an
item not to miss. We can’t remember him enough, Franco and his
O.K. Jazz. This LP from the 60’s contains Cha cha cha, Rumba,
Pachanga and Charanga, give it a go.tracks;
1 Mindondo ya kosuana
2 Baila mi Carabine
3 Colonel Bangala
4 Ven y ven y ven
5 Tango ngai nazalaki somele
6 Retroussons les manches
7 Matinda
8 O.K. Jazz elombe ngangate
9 Course au pouvoirPosted by Moosat 9:00 PMCategories
- Sunday December 6, 2009
This LP by the great Verckys contains two tracks that were also on
the previous album I posted, on November 24th. This one is on the
Sonafric label and is a real jewel. Tracks 8 & 9 are my favs, sweet
saxophones. Enjoy it.tracks;
1 Vebaka serment
2 Reste avec moi
3 Marceline
4 Vincent
5 Mobutu dix ans
6 Mauro Sumbu
7 Marcello Tozongana
8 Vicky
9 Afrique aux Africains
10 MabusePosted by Moosat 9:45 AM - Saturday December 5, 2009
Empire Bakuba is here with the great Pépé Kallé. This album was released
on the Cote d’Ivoire Sacodis label probably late seventy’s. It’s a
Aboudou Lassissi production and sounds fantastic, give it a spin.tracks;
1 Ive Dikando
2 Trahison
3 Numero Empire
4 Tshi-tshiPosted by Moosat 9:52 AM - Monday November 30, 2009
In the l’Afrique Danse Series on the ‘african’ label, tonight
this one from 1978. It opens with a spoken part, I guess it’s
in Lingala. No idea what it’s all about, can someone explain us ?
Then Zaiko Langa Langa takes over sweet. Orchestre Viva la Musica’s
Papa Wemba invited his young friend Koffi Olomide and asked him to
compose for them. track #3 is one of Koffi’s first compositions.
Last but not least a track by Youlou Mabiala with Les Trois Freres.
african spoils us with yet another great compilation.tracks;
1 Orchestre Zaiko Langa Langa – Mangobo
2 Orchestre Viva la Musica – Kalijogo
3 Orchestre Viva la Musica – Samba samba
4 Orchestre Les Trois Freres – SaleyPosted by Moosat 8:27 PMCategories
- Saturday November 28, 2009
I can hardly express the feeling that came over me when I found
this LP. If you are going through big piles of records and then
suddenly Docteur Nico looks you in the face, that is a special
moment. I am very happy to share this fantastic album with you
today. Isn’t that a great picture, the doctor on his couch, a fresh
glass of cold beer waiting in the back. I can see him a few minutes
later, drinking his well deserved beer and playing a couple of them
singles. Who knows what the doc was listening to in 1970.
I know what we are listening to almost 40 years
later, Docteur Nico & l’African Fiesta Sukisa.tracks;
1 Afrique de l’ouest
2 Asala malekoun
3 Ruguia
4 Lucifer
5 Adieu Freetown
6 Enchantion yapamba
7 Cherie Julie nalingaka
8 Bolingo ezali mpo na kisitePosted by Moosat 8:47 AMCategories
- Wednesday November 25, 2009
tracks;
1 Massengo malingi yo
2 Madjesi
3 Buteur
4 Penalty
5 Sosoliso na sosoliso 1er
6 Sosoliso na sosoliso 2e
7 Bilingage
8 Obosani ba voyagesPosted by Moosat 9:10 PM - Tuesday November 24, 2009
Words hardly do the job,
six out of seven make me speechless.
We’ll forgive him track #5.
Listen.tracks;
1 Sakumuna 1re
2 Sakumuna 2e
3 Vincent
4 Mobutu dix ans
5 Reste avec moi
6 Mama Djele
7 CornelisPosted by Moosat 5:06 PM
Pathe Marconi / EMI 1975