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- Sunday November 2, 2008
Another Rochereau, this one is from 1973 and that shows.
It seems Tabu Ley is the inventor of the Afro-hairdo, no serieus
he was kind of hip those days, that shirt too. He even recorded
his version of ‘Let it be’ ( Beatles ), not for me that is.
Although it’s quite different from the original and sung in his
own language, I prefer Rochereau’s own songs.
Part from that this is a great album, check it out yourself.tracks;
1 Afrisa l’International
2 Leki ya mongali… tosuki wapi ?
3 Tete nakozonga
4 Marie-Lou
5 Nakwei carreau
6 Dialogue
7 Lal a biy
8 Sebene – 182
9 Libala to cinema
10 Mofuku na libengaPosted by Moosat 11:19 AM - Friday October 31, 2008
Rochereau in his young years, what a nice photo is this.
And what a fresh young voice on this LP, can any one tell us
of what year it is ? It’s got 10 songs and takes only 30 minutes,
not a vey common thing. By the way, I made a mistake when I ripped
‘Afrisa International’, some time ago, I switched A and B sides.
Yesterday I re-ripped it and put a new link on that post.
If you have downloaded it, better do it again and delete the
old file. Now listen to Rochereau Tabu Ley’s ‘Belle Epoque’.tracks;
1 Sawa ayaka mozemba
2 Fiesta na Milano
3 N’daya paradis
4 Nin’zi
5 Nadie no puede
6 Mi amor
7 Mwana ya Tabu
8 mukala
9 L’age et l’amour
10 Lucie
11 African Jazz lipopo
12 Ma kulutuPosted by Moosat 10:08 PMCategories
- Tuesday October 28, 2008
I had this LP waiting and promised some time now, Pt. 1 was posted
some weeks ago. It contains music from different countrys, in
different styles and was a hot item, back in the 80’s.
As far as I’m concerned, it still is.
Sorry it took so long Mona, cheers !tracks;
1 Lea Lignanzi – Dede Priscilla ( Central African Republic )
2 Mensy – Ane ya ( Cameroun )
3 Vongo Aye – Bolingo Mobesu ( Zaire )
4 Moussa Doumbia – Menebo Nden ( Mali )
5 Pablo Lubadika Porthos – Madeleina ( Zaire )
6 Jeff Louna – Paulina mineur ( Congo )
7 Asi Kapela – Yoyoyo ( Zaire )Posted by Moosat 9:14 PMCategories
- Sunday October 19, 2008
On Eddy’Son Consortium Mondial, the release stream must have
been endless during the 80’s. I keep finding records there,
such as this one by Pamelo Mounk’a. Again recorded with guys
like Master Mwana and Pablo Lubadika Porthos and ofcourse
Eddy Gustave played his part. Enjoy this Congolese music
from 1982. Great stuff.tracks;
1 Ce n’est pas ma secrétaire
2 Amour quand tu me prends
3 Buala yayi mambu
4 Samantha fille d’un autre paysPosted by Moosat 1:37 PM - Saturday October 18, 2008
If you want something more serious to dance to, listen to
this one by Théo Blaise. What sweet voice and great music.
Once more with Master Mwana and Bopol Mansiamina this is a
true beauty, move on and enjoy !tracks;
1 Zenaba
2 Massy
3 Alésia
4 Liteya ChocPosted by Moosat 10:02 PM - Saturday October 18, 2008
Well, it is saturday night so a little dance music won’t harm.
Pablo is the man with the sharpest bass and guitar, on this mid 80’s
Soukous killer he shows us. If you like Up-tempo African dance
material, check this out.tracks;
1 Ngai locataire
2 Na mituni
3 Motema ebouge
4 Osuki wapiPosted by Moosat 9:10 PM - Saturday October 18, 2008
I went on a recordhunt last week and found me some great things.
This is Théo Blaise Kounkou, untill last week I didn’t
notice that I already had several LP’s with him singing
background vocals. When I read the information on the cover
and saw names like; Master Mwana, Bopol and Eddy’son, I knew
this had to be interesting. And indeed, I am now very happy I
bought 7 albums of Théo Blaise Kounkou and want to recommend
them to you. Another great Congolese vocalist entered
Global Groove, and we’re proud to have him.tracks;
1 Bella Amicha
2 Lina essie
3 Mwana djambala
4 Fausse amitiéPosted by Moosat 9:57 AM - Wednesday October 15, 2008
I have another ‘Lutumba’ for you but it has One Problem !
The first track; ‘Coeur Artificiel’ has a disturbing Tac..tac..tac
through the whole number, a real Big Shame !
Maybe one of you wizzkidz can remove it for us and send it back.
Unfortunately I don’t control those skills. On the other hand I
thought you wouldn’t want to miss it anyway, the other 3 songs
sound as they should. Have you seen the video’s I linked you to
at Worldservice yesterday ? Absolutely amazing to see how
Lutumba plays that guitar, if you didn’t, go watch it !tracks;
1 Coeur artificiel
2 Mangassa
3 Sindo na Bruxelles
4 MaclebertPosted by Moosat 7:35 PMCategories
- Tuesday October 14, 2008
To end this evening of great Congolese singers, this le T.P.O.K. Jazz.
It’s a special jubilee release with Franco and Le Poete
Lutumba Simaro, our friend and collegue of Worldservice
knows_more_details.He’s the one with the specific background information,
I’m doing the smalltalk and this old record.
Check it out.tracks;
1 Testament ya bowule
2 Vaccination
3 Tala merçi ba pesaka mbua
4 Aminata na zangi visaPosted by Moosat 9:25 PMCategories
- Tuesday October 14, 2008
The second album to come out on SAM records ( Système Art Musique ).
Great guitar work by Syran, Pablo and Sammy Massamba.
Sam Mangwana brings ode to fellow African country’s, Zimbabwe
and Cameroun. Grab it.tracks;
1 Maria Tebbo
2 Tchimurenga Zimbabwe
3 Bana ba CamerounPosted by Moosat 8:39 PM
african 1973