It's after midnight and quiet. Working on a longer mix of funkier tracks but, in the meantime, at this early hour, here are some slower musical moods.
Ghana: Ramblers International with High-Life Medley
Congo-Brazzaville: Orchestre Sinza with Il est né
Togo: Akofa Akoussa with I Tcho Tchass
8 comments:
Sorry-o for the poor quality pics. I'm still working with an old, bulky digital camera! One of these days I'll get a better, quicker model...
Man, that Akofa Akoussa track is something else!
Glad you're liking it! I'll put up more Akofa soon.
Pieter
Peter thanks for this blog
Very nice.
I have passed the link around.
Welcome also to visit us at africambiance.org where we discuss african music.
I am very interested on Orch Boboto, Les As, and Beto Boto. I have a CD compilation with these bands and the few tracts are awesome. Do you have singles or LPs by them?
So welcome to see us at africambiance.org. I am wuod kwatch on that community
Thanks again
wuod kwatch
ah! finally an update! and a sweet one, too!
(and thanks for the offer made over on my blog... i do appreciate it!)
Hi, I'm so glad I found your site. I'm a record collector who loves African music, so I'm going to be a regular visitor here. I wonder how possible it is to get this stuff shipped to Ireland, where in the world I could find originals of all this stuff? Do you have any idea?
Jenny
Hi Jenny,
Finding originals is hard nowadays. In Africa, a lot of the vinyl has already disappeared; young people rarely know what a record looks like (cds and cassettes abound).
You can find reissues on various labels; Soundway Records does a great job at researching and finding the original artists.
bella bellow is just....wow no word to express.........the music di all the talking
thank you, thank you, thank you.
thnaks for sharing such a wondrful website.....check out mine barefeetyoga.com
love, peace and tranquility of the mind. baz
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