Good morning groovers, what have we got for you today ?
An album with Kilola Salaïka on which we could use some info.
This record was made in Côte d’Ivoire with Orchestre T.P. Poly-
Rythmo. I have seen Kilola Salaïka’s name as Amiral Kilola
Salaïka as a former member of Orchestre Lipua-Lipua in the
video below, and on Innovation vol. 8 with Nyboma & Bovi. I
can be wrong, but I think I hear him singing in Lingala. So,
is Kilola Salaïka Congolese ? He operated from Côte d’Ivoire
on Editions Sodogil. Can anyone shine a
light on this matter please .. ?

Goeiemorgen groevers, wat hebben we vandaag voor je ?
Een album met Kilola Salaïka, waarover graag wat informatie.
Deze plaat komt uit Côte d’Ivoire en is met Orchestre T.P. Poly-
Rythmo. Ik heb zijn naam gezien als Amiral Kilola Salaïka,
in onderstaande video, als vroeger lid van Orchestre Lipua-
Lipua en op Innovation vol. 8 met Nyboma en Bovi. Ik kan
me vergissen, maar ik denk hem in Lingala te horen zingen.
Dus, is Kilola Salaïka Congolees ? Hij opereerde vanuit Côte
d’Ivoire en op Editions Sodogil. Kan iemand deze kwestie
ophelderen alsjeblieft .. ?

Youtube Video

Discogs
Rate Your Music

01 – Ebandakala (la souffrance)
02 – Voyager c’est pas la mort

As I was told by Leon somewhere in the past, Les Loups
Noirs were known for being one of the most versatile groups
from the Mini-Jazz era. They were most notable in the variety
of textures they used in their arrangements, often switching
roles between solo and accompaniment among the electric
organ, guitar and saxophone. To this day guitarist/bassist
Laurent Ciceron remains one of the authorities on traditional
styles and continues to develop creative ways to authentically
integrate them with contemporary styles. It should also be noted
that, while it isn’t always reflected in the recordings of this era,
most ensembles were expected to play a variety of styles at
the ‘balls’ (dance parties), an evening was not considered
complete without a few boleros, merengues, son montunos,
R&B, or even a selection of ska or calypso
or two thrown into the mix ..

Discogs
Discogs

Une Coupe Pour Un Disque 1976
Pingouin, Adieu a New York 1973
a Télé Haïti 1977
Gardner Lalanne a New York avec Les Loups Noirs 1972
à Paris 1976
Gardner lalanne et son Combo, Etoile Moin Brillé

01 – Maria
02 – Bapteme rat
03 – Machande cocoye
04 – Theme
05 – Amour musiciens
06 – Reconciliation
07 – Loups noirs

Today, dear visitors, you may find a record with Orchestre Lipua-Lipua
that was sent to us by Peter, called Bavon Marie Marie by his friends.
We had volume 1 and now we also have volume 2. A very nice contribution
and a very welcome addition to the small amount of records with this
wonderful band. We thank Peter for his work and generosity.
Enjoy listening everybody ..

Beste bezoeker, vandaag vinden we een album met Orchestre Lipua-Lipua
welke ons werd toegestuurd door Peter, door z’n vrienden ook wel Bavon
Marie Marie genoemd wegens zijn grote liefde voor rumba. Wij hadden reeds
het eerste volume, dit is dus volume 2. Een zeer welkome toevoeging aan onze
kleine collectie platen met deze geweldige band. We danken Peter voor zijn
werk en vrijgevigheid. Luister weer met plezier ..

Discogs

Editions Vévé 1974
Les Derniers Succes de Lipua-Lipua vol. 1 1983
l’Afrique Danse avac les Orchestres Kiam, Lipua-Lipua 1978
l’Afrique Danse avec Sakumuna 1977
Nyboma, Pepe 1983
Music from Zaïre vol. 6 1978
Seven 7″ from Congo vol. 6 2017
Les Grands Succes des Editions Vévé vol. 4 1978
Music from Zaïre vol. 3 1983
Les Grands Succes des Editions Vévé vol. 2 1977
Les Grands Succes des Editions Vévé vol. 7 1978
Editions Vévé 1975
l’Afrique Danse avec Sakumuna Vévé 1975
Les Grands Succes des Editions Vévé vol. 1 1977
Edition Vévé 1973
l’Afrique Danse 1976
l’Afrique Danse avec Sakumuna 1977

01 – Mila
02 – Zonga ndako
03 – Nasala yo nini
04 – Ombale

Fifth album by Les Frères Déjean, they worked with loads of
musicians from Haïti and found a special place in the hearts
of their listeners. From 1979 on Macaya Records, distributed
by Ibo Records. Listen to Les Frères Déjean ..

Wikipedia
Discogs

International 1976
Bouki as Malice 1977
Tuco et les Frères Déjean, Tonton Relax 1981
Tuco et les Frères Déjean, Joui la Vie Ou 1982

01 – l’Humanité
02 – Conviction
03 – Experience
04 – Naïdée
05 – Yoyo
06 – l’Univers

bonus tracks:

07 – l’Artibonite
08 – Jam session #2

Do you remember Morgan Blanco, we had three albums
with him and several collectors on which he appeared.
Always joyful to listen to his accordion and voice. On
this album he was accompanied by Los Melódicos Junior.
He used to play the accordion for José Maria Peñaranda,
Alci Acosta, Daniel Santos and Pacho Galan.
Morgan Blanco died some six
months ago, age 85.

Wikipedia
Discogs
.. y su Conjunto

Morgan Blanco vs Manuel Caraballo, Cara o Sello
Cumbias Gigantes
El Vituoso del Acordeon
El Ritmo Me Esta Gustando
Cumbias Cumbias Cumbias
Cumbias, Cumbias, Cumbias 1995
Fiesta Vallenata 1986

01 – El boyero de palenque
02 – A bailar la cumbia
03 – La pollera rota
04 – La puerca
05 – El lalito
06 – La sonambula
07 – La reciencasada
08 – La pepa de pepe
09 – La muñeca
10 – Mosaico:
—- Ocaso
—- Cristina
—- Tamboreando
—- Porque sera
—- Bailando gaita

I found my copy only with a standard Essiebons sleeve.
The original frontsleeve here was taken from Discogs.
Unfortunately we have no back sleeve today.
It is from 1975 and displays some sweet highlife
songs and medleys. We had another four of his
albums which you may find below . Enjoy this
1975 album with C.K. Mann & his Carousel 7 ..

Wikipedia
Discogs

Womma Yengor 1979
Funky Highlife 1975
Party Time with Ceekay 1973
with Kofi Yankson, together ! 1977

01 – Medley:
—- Medze makoma ma wo
—-Modo wo
—- Menye wo beye medze
—- Araba lucy
02 – Agyenkwa
03 – Nde maye nyimpa bon
04 – Tsew wenyim
05 – Mandzi nkombo bio
06 – Medley:
—- Meko beebi
—-Asodzi da modo
—- Tsie masufre
—- Mansuro
—- Obra akwantu
—- Sansa aboa

On request, today we find special music from Japan.
Michio Miyagi was a famous koto player who lived
from april 7, 1894 to june 25, 1956. We find this 10″
record on Victor, His Master’s Voice, LR-520 from 1958.
Michio Miyagi was blind from his eighth year. Since all
liner notes come in Japanese, I used the Shazam-app
to find the titles of this little album. Only the fourth
came out without result. Listen to Michio Miyagi ..

Wikipedia
Value Your Music
Discogs
Music Tales

01 – Haru no uni (ocean in spring)
02 – Sakura hensokyoku
03 – Sarashi fu-teguruma
04 – Mystery track

These mainly instrumental cumbia’s are from way back
around 1966 or so, after over half a century they are still
a joy to listen to .. According to Discogs the title of this album
is Cositas Colombianas, like mentioned on the back sleeve.
The front sleeve speaks of Cumbia Bonita after the tenth
song. Discogs is probably right since other records are titled
Cositas Colombianas vol 2, 3 etcetera. I reckon this is
a fine piece of easy going music for your easy
sunday afternoon, a little free
background noise is added ;-)

Deze voornamelijk instrumentale cumbia’s komen uit de
mid zestiger jaren, mooi dat de muziek na zo’n 55 jaar
nog zo goed te beluisteren is .. Volgens Discogs is de titel
van deze plaat Cositas Colombianas, zoals op de achterkant
vermeld. Voorkant spreekt van Cumbia Bonita naar het tiende
nummer. Discogs zal wel gelijk hebben, andere van hun albums
heten Cositas Colombianas vol. 2,3 etcetera. I gok dat je deze
sound wel kunt waarderen op je luie zondag middag.
..wat gratis achtergrond ruis wordt bijgeleverd ;-)

Discogs
All the Cumbia

01 – Claudia
02 – Cumbia endominante
03 – Currucuteando
04 – Wilson
05 – Para probar
06 – La flecha
07 – Marisabel
08 – Cumbia que te vas de ronda
09 – Dejame que me vaya
10 – Cumbia bonita
11 – La hebra
12 – Vanidosa

This is the last album I have with the African Brothers
that wasn’t posted here yet. I saved one of the finest
for last for you to cherish and enjoy ..

“Nana Kwame Ampadu I and his ‘Peoples’ African Brothers
Band International of Ghana were performing side by side
with an Afro Rock Group, in London at the spacious Mecca
Ball Room Hall during their UK tour in the later part of 1973.
The hall was packed tight. The dance was captioned “Ghana
meet U.K.” After the dance which lasted six groovy hours, a
top Disc Jockey from B.B.C. African Service walked to the
virtuoso musician, Nana Kwame Ampadu I.
“Youngman”, he said, “I am really impressed by your artistic
performance. It was a real kick. Congratulations. What about
featuring on my program?” He demanded. “It’s alright
and thanks a lot Mister”. Nana Ampadu said cheerfully. “By
the way, why do you choose to play almost all the popular
and space-age tempos?” The Disc Jockey asked. “Brother,
you know what, our audience are greedy sort of people.
They are never satisfied until you have sucked to them all
what they want. In Ghana, you cannot just walk to a dance
hall and play one tempo and go away. You will receive spanks
from the angry fans. We always have to satisfy all”.
Nana Ampadu explained. Nana Ampadu’s explanation was
manifested in this album “odo Paa Nie”. This album is a
mixture of popular and space-age tempos and melodies
especially selected to satisfy the
greedy audience. (liner notes)

All African Brothers titles

01 – Hwe nna
02 – Odo paa nie
03 – Ye wu
04 – Akua akua
05 – Mensu
06 – Miniwaa ba
07 – Nansooben

01 – Odo keke
02 – Kukrukukru
03 – Obi do nnye obi do
04 – Teenage pregnancy
05 – Mewo aseda
06 – Baafo appiah dankwa