From Nigeria we have here, King Sunny Adé and his African Beats,
this is Juju music, a laydback smooth type of African music with hummingtalkingdrums, steeley guitars and mellow voices. It’s incredible to hear
18 people play like ONE, beautiful. Ajoo was also released in a European
cut which is very different from this African release. One sidenote; The first
3 numbers are melted together as if they are one, it was very difficult to
cut it into 3 numbers, considering the fact I don’t understand a word they
sing here, I am SURE I cut them completely wrong, please forgive me.

tracks;

1 Ajo ni mo re
2 Pegan pegan
3 Oluwa lagboju le
4 Gbeyo gbeyo
5 Penkele
6 Ewele
7 Tolongo

I’d have to gamble on the year on this LP, I’d say 1969, if any one
knows.. If you listen to the hilarius song ‘Child training’ on the album,
‘All time Calypso from Trinidad and Tobago’, posted earlier this week,
you know what to expect here, Composer is a funny guy,

tracks;

1 Permission
2 I love you
3 Reconstruction
4 Prove your love
5 Blow the whole place down
6 Workers lament
7 The argument
8 Proper teaching
9 Forgive me
10 Men on strike

I first heard Aparecida on ‘Roda de Samba’, also from 1975,( see earlier this past week ) so when I found this record at that tiny
shack, back in Rua 7 de setembro, in Rio, it made me very happy.Produced by Durval Ferreira and with the participation of
Chicinho de Acordeon this is a very pure piece of samba.

tracks;

1 Marea Oxum
2 Vovó Catarina
3 Terreiro de Mae Nazinha
4 Talunde
5 Tereza Aragao
6 A Maria começa a beber
7 Meu Sao Bebedito
8 Segredos do mar
9 Inferno verde
10 Se segura Zé
11 Nana boroquê

The series ’14 Canonazos Bailables’ went on for many
many years, in fact I think it’s still going. Like an annual
‘Best of Discos Fuentes’
this series contain both
huge hits aswell as more commercial numbers.
Cover scans are a bit poor, I’ll
replace them later.

tracks;

1 Pastor Lopez y su combo – Traicionera
2 Fruko, canta Joe Arroyo – El cocinero mayor
3 Lisandro Meza y su conjunto – Entre rejas
4 La Sonora Dinamita – Se me perdio la cadenita
5 The Latin Brothers, Joe Arroyo – El son del caballo
6 Oswaldo Monterrosa – El pobre y el rico
7 Los Pico Pico – La piñata
8 Trio Huaricancha – La roncona
9 Fruko, canta Joe Arroyo – Palenque
10 Seleccion No 1, varios – Bajo un palmar/Araña picua/Marbella etc.
11 The Latin Brothers – Suavecito apretaito
12 Alfredo Gutierrez y su conjunto – La señorita
13 Los Pico Pico – Pico Pico

Porro, Cumbia, Paseo, these are just a few
Colombian rhythms, it all came together at
Discos Fuentes from Medellin, Colombia,
they own massive archives of Colombian
music, Bassplayer and orchestra leader
Pedro Laza is a great instrumentalist
who scored huge hits. This one is for
you Arnaud, some cumbia is
about to follow ..

tracks;

1 El sabanero
2 Ja ja venao
3 La cebua
4 El catabre
5 El chicharro
6 El cachureto
7 La cosecha de mujeres
8 La batea
9 El garrapato
10 El ciento veinte
11 Remolino
12 Cachucha vacana

Doesn’t this look like these guys are having fun ?
If you understand a little Portugese you’ll agree that they are .
A song titled; ‘ E melhor pingar do que secar ‘ , see what I mean ?

tracks;

1 Minininha do cantuá
2 Tem capoeira
3 Pra que tristeza
4 Lendas do Abeté
5 Arangueiro
6 O pagode
7 Homenagem do Salguiero a Eneida
8 É poeira, é pó
9 Passârgada ” amigo do Rei ”
10 É melhor pingar do que secar
11 Acende o candeiro
12 Tiberio e o livro de our

Today’s post is a Classic, le Seigneur Tabu Ley Rochereau
is a living legend,
miss M’Bilia Bel joins in nicely on this fine record.

tracks;

1 Gagner gagner
2 Ibenga
3 Loyenghe, ft. M’Bilia Bel
4 En amour ya pas de calcul
5 Esw yo wapi, ft. M’Bilia Bel
6 King Sa

Early eighties Soukous by Master Mwana,
I must say, I never heard of Master Mwana untill I found this LP
on the last Musicfair in Utrecht.
At the musicianssection we see the participation of Pablo
Lubadika Porthos, we’ll meet him again later.

tracks;

1 Tika Ndeko
2 Bamba
3 Nyomba mboukoutou
4 Brigitte
5 Vieya bana

This is part 4. I want to dedicate this one to my friend Poca,
she runs a little internet/TV station. ( not anymore)
a lot of Jamaican stuff there, thanks Poca for your support.

tracks;

1 Eek-a-Mouse – Neutron bomb
2 Barrington Levy – Robberman
3 Mutabaruka – Evey time I ear the soun
4 Trevor Scorcher – Chemist in a dis
5 Horace Andy – Stop the fuss
6 Maxi Priest – Sensi
7 Philip Levy – In a me yard
8 Yellowman – Sensemilla ( fade start )
9 Sugar Minott – Devil’s pickney
10 The Viceroys – Girl it’s over
11 Ini Kamoze – Mer-tel-ler
12 Peter Tosh – Legalize it
13 Little John – Nothing is impossible
14 The Techniques – I’ll never fall in love
15 Michael Rose – Archie Bella
16 Don Evans – Telling me
17 Luie Lepke – Willie Red
18 Lee van Cliff – Different fashion
19 The Rolands – Black race
20 Michael Prophet – Fight to the top
21 Jackie Opel – Push wood

MBilia Bel worked with the great Tabu Ley Rochereau for years,
Here’s a fine example of that collaboration.

tracks;

1 Keyna
2 C’est toi que j’aime
3 Cadence mudanda
4 Nakei Nairobi