Goedemorgen groevers, Ik kreeg een bericht van Gloomood,
hij of zij wees me op een post uit 2009 met slechte cover foto.
Ik heb deze maar eens opnieuw gemaakt en de file aangepast
aan de eisen van vandaag. Wat hebben we hier .. ?
Een re-post van een van Bezerra’s belangrijkste platen, zijn
songs staan zonder uitzondering bol van maatschappij kritische
teksten, zeer humoristisch en vol ironie. Het criminele en drugs
gerelateerde milieu komt ruimschoots aan bod.

Good morning groovers, I received message of Gloomood
saying one of our 2009 posts still had a quite poor sleeve
picture. It was time to restore the file and the post.
What do we have here .. ?
A re-post of one of Bezerra da Silva’s most important albums.
His songs are always display of political and society critics.
Very humoristic lyrics about criminals and drug related
matters.

É Esse Aí Que É O Homem 1984
Malandro Rife 1985
O Melhor dos Partideiros 1982
Eu Não Sou Santo 1990
Alô Malandragem, Maloca o Flagrante! 1986
Justiça Social 1987
Os Pagodes Mais Cantados Nas Rodas de Samba da Malandragem 1980
Violência Gera Violência 1988
O Melhor Do Partido Alto 1981
E Um Punhado de Bambas 1982
Genaro & Bezerra da Silva, Partido Alto Nota 10 1977
Partido Alto Nota 10, vol. 5 1984
Grupo Favela & Genaro 1976
Clube do Samba vol. 3 1987
Wikipedia
Discogs

01 – Pega eu
02 – Piranha
03 – Acordo de malandro
04 – Apolo do samba
05 – Se tenho razão
06 – O bom sofredor
07 – Lugar macabro
08 – Bata da vovó
09 – Malandra não vacila
10 – Não há mais jeito
11 – Meu bem
12 – Jogo proibido

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In 1983 this little 6 track album came to attention. Nathan
Skyers was unknown to us but made a strong impression
with this record. Read the backsleeve details for more
relevant info. Enjoy listening to Nathan Skyers ..

Discogs

01 – Leave bad company
02 – Dem a fight I
03 – Pay more attention (to the younger generation)
04 – Dance the disco reggae
05 – I don’t know why
06 – My lover (has gone away)

From the very first time I listened to this album I was amused
by the lyrics, ‘Entertainment is a form of enjoyment’. Happy
times with Triston Palmer and Jah Thomas.
I’d say “..enjoy this entertainment ..”

Wikipedia
Discogs

01 – That;s all I want
02 – Two in a family
03 – For health and strength
04 – Jah jah guidance
05 – Times so hard
06 – Seek and find
07 – Entertainment
08 – Friday night jamboree
09 – Runaround woman
10 – Tribute to the reggae king
11 – Got to praise jah jah
12 – Red eye
13 – Reggae taking over
14 – Feeding the 5000
15 – Give me a chance
16 – Please mr. officer
17 – Heartbreaker
18 – Get a girl tonight
19 – Woman woman
20 – Jealous man

Discogs

01 – This day
02 – Ramble
03 – Lumumba
04 – Africa
05 – Man from wareika
06 – Rasta
07 – Over the mountain
08 – Gunga din
09 – Dial africa

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Short but catchy is this seven track record with the
Rolands. Lead vocals by Roland “Johnny Dollar” Burrel.
Check the great line-up clicking on the backsleeve.
A 1982 rarity you don’t want to miss out on ..

Discogs

01 – Black race
02 – Johnny dollar
03 – Nobody cares
04 – Stormy night
05 – Suzette
06 – Strongest love
07 – Come home

01 – Only one dub
02 – Mount zion-I
03 – Dub forever
04 – Deep root dub
05 – Red, gold & green
06 – Highland dub
07 – Dub herbs
08 – Volcano
09 – East end dub
10 – Dub struggle
11 – Sound minded
12 – Dinosaur

With Bob Marley and Peter Tosh, Neville O’Riley Livingstone,
or Bunny Wailer was the third original Wailer. Bunnie made
some memorable albums over the years. This is the second
of his records here at the Global Groove. Some others will
follow. With Sly Dunbar, Robbie Shakespeare, Earl ‘Chinna’
Smith, K. Sterling, W. Wright, Headly Bennett, Dean Fraser,
Nambo and Sticky. All vocals, Bunny Wailer ..

Tribute
Discogs
Wikipedia

01 – Dancing shoes
02 – Mellow mood
03 – Dreamland
04 – Keep on movin’
05 – Hypocrite
06 – I’m the toughest
07 – Rule this land
08 – Burial
09 – I stand predominate
10 – Walk the proud land

01 – Agbon vbe rinmwin
02 – Amen ni wewe
03 – Aimon se vbu se
—- Le le mwe (alias aghama)

All Samplers

01 – Pépé Kallé et Carlito – Verre cassé, Nasala nini
02 – Ebenezer Obey & his International Brothers Band – Gbe bemi oluwa
03 – l’Ensemble Abricot – Baila guaguanco
04 – Teta Lando – Cecilia
05 – Aloy Anyanwu & State Brothers International – Ndu ka aku
06 – Rafael mendoza y su Conjunto – Carrito viejo
07 – Julio de la Ossa – Arrepentida
08 – Elton Medeiros – Avenida fechada
09 – Chuito y Natalia con Toribo y el Conjunto Industrias Nativas – Un matrimonio en jayuya
10 – Alejo Durán – Nube viajera
11 – Orchestre Tele Music – Kimbanda sida
12 – M.D. Shirinda & Gaza Sisters – Mavunwa
13 – Fatman Reddim Section – Take it all
14 – Sir Waziri Oshomah – Osimhe oayemheya
15 – Djalma Pires – Obsessão

As said before, you can’t go wrong with City Boys.
Obuoba J.A. Adofo, the Black Chinese is here once
again with this 1984 album ‘Wo Tan Mea Wobre’.

City Boys in Nigeria, Owu Nfame 1978
Owuo Mpaso 1980
City Boys Band International of Ghana 1977
City Boys in Nigeria, vol. 2 1979
Ankwanobi 1982
The Living Saint, Medo Wiase
Merefre No 1982
Kwae Anoma 1978
Odo Da Baabi
Nya Asem Hwe 1977
Ankwanobi (discorama) 1982
Wikipedia
Discogs

01 – Wo tan mea wobre
02 – Anomaa baatan
03 – Agyanka da sen
04 – Yaa baotemaa