Long time no see. Le Grand Maître took a while to return
but here he is. A recording from 1982 on Edipop, 4 strong
tracks by these heroes. Josky, Dalienst and Ndombe Opetum
deliver their songs in a great way and Franco gives them the
finishing touch with his swell guitarwork, love his Princesse Kiku.
groove on this..
tracks;
1 Nostalgie
2 Princesse Kiku
3 Tantine
4 Mawe
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12 comments:
Congratulations for the blog my friend. JAH BLESS YOU! Visit my blog: www.reggaewaves.blogspot.com
great LP i havve loved for many yrs
sincerely
wuod k
YES! Franco or Tabu Ley Rochereau from the 80s are so fucking good
BTW
Please post if you have ndombe personal LPs if you have
sincerely
wuod k
sublime. thanks very much
Thanks for this post and so many others. Your site/blog is a treasure trove of musical delight. You are doing the world a great service.
Dicografía de Nine rain: http://www.taringa.net/posts/musica/7555448/Nine-Rain---Discografia.html
Thank you Moos - may the Congo overload continue! Apurva from Pune, India.
Our Luambo Makiadi is getting creamed here. This list has the potential of defining how quite a number of people think about who roos the roost in African Music. They even have a fancy google spreadsheet to tally the weighted votes. Please Dj Moos spread the word. We all know Fela Kuti nor Manu Dibango are not the best Africa has ever produced.
http://www.madagascar-usa.com/2010/09/crowd-sourcing-list-of-15-most.html
We could all say "who cares its only an internet list"
but then it (list) goes viral and all the exposure L'OK would have gotten goes to just OK Dibango.
Death to the novices. Its war !
again
http://www.madagascar-usa.com/2010/09/crowd-sourcing-list-of-15-most.html
NOW playing to Mobali Malamu (Noel, Franco et L'OK)
Great LP. When are you gonna post some more King Sunny Ade?
Being a die-hard Franco fan, I'm simply bowled over. Thanks so much Moos.
This is the maestro at his best, Moss. In your own way, you are also a master. Thanks.
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