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- Monday January 12, 200923 comments on Franco & l’Orchestre TP OK Jazz – Editions Populaires, african 1974
Hey groovers, what’s up ? It’s been a crazy week here.
Must be the time of the year I guess. I am posting an album
worth a little waiting today, for those who were. This is a pearl
of an LP, it’s got one small ‘but’ though, track #4 starts with a
little jump of the needle unfortunately. 1974 had a smooth sound
on it’s plate, and that came to show. I must say, Franco never
really disappointed me but this one is a sweet treat. I was
impressed from the first notes, hope you will be too.tracks;
1 Mabele
2 Kinsiona
3 Luka mobali moko
4 Monzo
5 Kinzonzi kitata mbenda
6 Muana oyo
7 Mambu ma miondoPosted by Moosat 9:10 PM - Thursday January 8, 2009
‘Elephant and dwarf’ they call them, Pepe Kalle and his little
stage dancing friend Emoro. This is one of Kishasa’s most
popular dance bands of the 80’s. The album was recorded in
Abidjan and contains fantastic dance material. Empire Bakuba
and Pepe Kalle are here to rock the place.tracks;
1 Massassi calculé
2 O nager
3 Miss Africa
4 Nana Houphouet-BoignyPosted by Moosat 8:58 PMCategories
- Sunday December 21, 2008
It’s been some time since we saw Sam Mangwana at the GG. This one
is on Eddy’Son Consortium and I think he plays on it too,
Sam Mangwana mentions his name somewhere. On the photo
I think we see Pablo Lubadika, Bopol Mansiamina, Syran and Sam.
Do you agree ? Not the worst line-up I’d say, what great artists.
Track #1 was on a previous posted LP aswell, but in different version.tracks;
1 Georgette Eckin’s
2 Souzana Koulibali
3 Eyebana
4 International MabouyaPosted by Moosat 4:18 PM - Sunday November 23, 2008
To continue the Tchico Tchicaya story, here’s the second one
with this Victory-picture of Tchico. On the record-fair of this
weekend I found even a fourth. Thumbs up again ’cause it’s
just as nice as the previous one. Enjoy Pambou Tchicaya Tchico.tracks;
1 Sango sango
2 Vicky Amie ya Rosie
3 From Congo to Nigeria
– de Brazzaville a Lagos
4 Nalali libandaPosted by Moosat 7:29 PMCategories
- Thursday November 20, 2008
From ’79, our friend Tchico is back.
This is one of the three LP’s I’ve got with the same covers.
Maybe it was hard to get a photographer, either way, it’s a
record worth playing, listen!tracks;
1 Alexandra – Nwurai
2 l’Heure a sonne
3 Reviens ChouchouPosted by Moosat 10:53 PM - Wednesday November 19, 2008
Here’s another album by Pamelo Mounk’a, he used to be a singer with
Les Bantous de la Capitale. With two guitar greats, Master Mwana
Congo and Pablo Lubadika Porthos. Who knows the exact year on this
one ? Can you tell us ?tracks;
1 l’Argent apelle l’argent
2 Oyourou nyoumba
3 Amour de Nombakele
4 Ngaï mwana ya manaPosted by Moosat 11:26 PM - Wednesday November 12, 2008
One of the original members of the Zaiko Langa Langa family
was vocalist Bimi Ombale. He made this album with Carlyto,
Roxy and Nzaya Nzayadio. I do not know a year on this one,
if any one can fill us in here ?tracks;
1 Trop de problemes
2 Muana – Nyoka
3 Sambela – Tozala
4 Mowunbu ya bolingoPosted by Moosat 8:37 PM - Sunday November 9, 2008
Orchestre Zaiko Langa Langa was founded by Kinshasa students
in 1969. The name was constructed from ‘Zaire ya Bakoko’,
( Zaire of our ancestors ), Langa Langa is the name of the
people in the Equator region. The group grew fast and existed
of some 20 persons that kept changing along the way. A few names,
Papa Wemba, Evoloko Jocker, Nyoka Longo and Bozi Boziana were
some of the early members of the group. They blended Rumba with
Rock in the 70’s of which this LP is a fine example.
( info from ‘World Music, the Rough Guide’ )tracks;
1 Elo 1 & 2
2 Liposa 1 & 2
3 Vie ya mosolo
4 Ando 1 & 2
5 Chouchouna 1 & 2
6 C’est la veritéPosted by Moosat 12:06 PM - Friday November 7, 2008
Before I found this album by Mayaula Mayoni, I had never heard of
him. When searching on the internet I can’t seem to find much
more then a discography. I also found out he used to sing with
Franco at a certain point. Youtube has a few films. What I do know
is that I liked this LP from the first time I heard it.
Sung with ‘Malage de Lugendo’ this is great Congolese music.tracks;
1 Fiona – Fiona
2 l’Infimière
3 Amour, maladie d’amourPosted by Moosat 8:42 PMCategories
- Thursday November 6, 2008
It’s been a while since we had an album by one of Africa’s
finest female singers, M’Bilia Bel. Although it’s got a few
scratches, it’s still worth a spin. Like on most occasions
M’Bilia is accompanied by Seigneur Tabu Ley Rochereau and
l’Orchestre Afrisa International. What a woman, what a voice.tracks;
1 Faux pas
2 Bafosami
3 Nazali mwasi
4 Motema ekoponaPosted by Moosat 10:21 PM