1 Atinze mwana popi
2 Nadi consoler ngai
3 Andoya
4 Jeudi noir

It’s only wednesday evening but the danceparty is already going on.
If you play Pépé Kallé, there’s no escaping it. This is the real thing,
get out of that chair and let go, volume up !

tracks;

1 Pon moun paka bougé
2 Djarabi – Adjatou
3 Marché commun
4 Bilala – lala

I found this album by the great Pépé Kallé in mint condition.
It’s a party album with some real nice soukous. If you don’t know
Pépé, take a look at this_page.

tracks;

01 – Nzoto ya chance
02 – Zangano
03 – 8.000 km
04 – Lolo

We know Lea Lignanzi from Dédé Priscilla, not the one on this LP but
track 0ne of ‘Sound d’Afrique 2’. Uptempo Soukous from the early
eighties. Now it’s time for the whole album.

tracks;

1 Dédé Priscilla
2 Passi na panzi
3 Moke souffele
4 Hamadi

Early eighties when this LP was released, I was a rooky concerning
African music. This is one of the albums that became a classic
at my place, we used to play it quite much during the 80’s.
Normally I’m not so much into instrumentals, and this LP is
not very vocal, still I think it’s a great album. The London
Stern’s label always garantees a solid listen.

tracks;

1 All that glitters
2 Travel & see
3 Wish you were here
4 Abrokyire abrabo
5 I de tell you mama
6 Salaam alekum
7 For better, for worse
8 Your touch is so warm

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 wapi

Their biggest hit was the hilarious ‘Jeannot’, ‘Ou est le serieux ?’
This is great Soukous from 1979, a dance classic.

tracks;

1 Jeannot
2 Zena-Maiga
3 Anta, n’écoute pas les on-dit
4 Aminata haiball

This compilation contains several African styles.
Soukous, like ‘Tchico’ for instance, Chimurenga, ‘Four Brothers’,
#’s 3-5 are from Tanzania, Afro-Cuban by ‘Etoile de Dakar
( with young ‘Youssou N’Dour’ ), Juju with ‘King Sunny’
Better start dancing already !

tracks;

1 Orchestra Makassi – Mambo Bado
2 The Four Brothers – Rudo Imoto
3 Fadhili William – Malaika
4 Pichen & Tsotsi – Pole Musa
5 Fadhili William – Taxi Driver
6 The Four Brothers – Tsiga Mureza
7 Tchico – Jeannot
8 Pablo Lubadika Porthos – Madeleina
9 African Brothers Band – Me Poma
10 Somo Somo – Mosese 2000
11 Thomas Mapfumo – Juanita
12 Orchestra Mazembe – Mbanda ya Mobange
13 Bopol – Samedi Soir
14 Rochereau – Gagner gagner
15 Miriam Makeba – Pata Pata
16 Etoile de Dakar – N’guiro na
17 King Sunny Adé – Penkele
18 Patrick Mkwamba & the Four Brothers – Vambozha Vauya

Do you know that moment of recognition, when you let your fingers
run through a pile of LP’s and then you see it, Okay, Yes …
My first african single was ” Madeleina ” by Pablo and lately
I found myself this original, great moment.
By the way, Master Mwana is also joining the session.
So, I love your music Pablo, but look around
you man, cheer up !

tracks;

1 Ma Coco
2 Mbongo Mokonzi
3 Madeleina
4 Bo mbanda