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Funk

Mulatu Steps Ahead

Boogaloo

New York - Addis - London: The Story of Ethio Jazz 1965-1975

Emnete

Victor Uwaifo is a Nigerian musician, writer, sculptor, and musical instrument inventor, born in Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria in 1941. He is famous for his joromi music.

Osalobua Rekpama — Sir Victor Uwaifo

Released as a 45 in 1972 on Polydor Records

The Don Isaac Ezekiel Combination - Amalinja

Fuchs & Elster Bewerbungsmix


#### Swingin' 20 Languages... ###

Tracklist **

1. Spanish: Marcianita

2. Polish: Let's Kiss / Piosenka z całusem

3. Italian: Grandi magazzini

4. Serbo-Croatian: Chicago

5. Dutch: Down by the Riverside / Daar Bij De Waterkant


6. Swedish: He Loves Me / Älskar, älskar ej

7. Lithuanian: Gera 

8. Portuguese: In the Mood / Edmundo

<a name="watch-headline-title1"></a><a name="eow-title1"></a> 9. Greek: Κουκλίτσα μου κερένια 

10. Icelandic: Sway / Í Dansi Með Þér


11. Russian: Bei mir bist du schön / В Кейптаунском порту


12. German: Sing Sing Sing


13. Finnish: Caravan / Karavaani


14. Czech: Dívka k rytmu zrozená


15. Rumanian: Garofiţă


<a name="profile_title"></a>16. French: Hit the Road Jack / Fiche Le Camp, Jack


17. English: Talk to the Animals


18. Norwegian: Danke Schön


19. Danish: Walkin' My Baby Back Home / Mens vi går gennem byen


<a name="watch-headline-title"></a><a name="eow-title"></a> 20. Japanese: Les Champs-Élysées / オー・シャンゼリゼ 

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21. Bonus Track

 Childish: Supercalifragilisticexpialidocius


** If you look for names of artists/singers, please send me an email to <a href="mailto:mail@cupofjazz.de">mail@cupofjazz.de</a> .

Cup of Jazz - Swing in Translation

The very first title in our Africa 45’s series http://www.mrbongo.com/products/amazones-de-guinee-samba-moussa-doumbia-samba-7

Amazones de Guinee - Samba

Pure vibes to start our series. Live and direct, high energy African funk with a powerful vocal, recorded live in Paris in 1983.

Hailing from Guinea they were the countries first all female group, formed by members of Guinean army nonetheless. Their lead percussionist Kade Diallo was killed in a car crash just days after returning from a tour of France in the early 80’s. The group did not record again until 2008, but they continue to tour now, with a new generation of fans.

Taken from the sought after 1983 album ‘Au Coeur De Paris’, previously unreleased on 7”.

Moussa Doumbia - Samba

Malia born Moussa Doumbia and was a prolific saxophonist, composer and arranger, who lived in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.

He fused African and Funk rhythms in his own unique style, comparable to the likes of Fela Kuti, Orchestre Poly Rythmo de Cotonou and Ebo Taylor. Moussa’s voice is strongly reminiscent of the almighty James Brown. 

Similarly to Fela and The Shrine, Moussa played at ‘Boule Noire’, a club in the cosmopolitan area of his town, Treichville. Every night they would play their own styles for hours to rich businessmen and locals.

‘Samba’ is taken from his 1980 LP ‘Lassissi Presente Moussa Doumbia’ released on Sacodis. Extremely hard to find.

Moussa Doumbia - Samba

Volume 5

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Ebo Taylor - Victory

Forthcoming on Mr Bongo on CD, vinyl LP and download

Release date TBC 2013

Peter King - Shango

Off of the Nigeria Special: Modern Highlife Afro-Sounds (Nigerian Blues 1970-6)
http://www.rvsmag.com/2010/11/nigeria-special-modern-highlife-afro.html


Peter King - Shango

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