Chanson de Grand Kallé, sortie pour la première fois sur le label Surboum African Jazz.  

Réédité en 2021 sur l'album compilation vinyle ** Joseph Kabasele and the Creation of Surboum African Jazz 1960 - 1963 Kallé Chauffez Bruxelles! **

Surboum African Jazz (D-SIDE)

African Jazz (Kallé) - Georgette Ye Ndeko (1962)

62*2: Ice crystals decorate the well-worn machines. There's a positive buzz in the air, as construction on the purple plane is progressing smoothly. I'm still getting used to my new form, but I feel like I can be of help.

A∞x - i.d.p.4 (NDJ000)

Salah Ragab - Amber Of The Nile

In the 70s and 80s, the east African nation of Tanzania was home to one of the continent's greatest music scenes. But you wouldn't know from the recorded evidence. Join us for this Hip Deep Edition of Afropop Worldwide, as we explore how Tanzania developed a booming music economy without any music industry (and yes- we'll explain what that means), and then how, in the course of a single decade, it developed one of the premier recording industries on the continent. Featuring professor Alex Perullo, and veteran guitarist John Kitime. Produced by Sam Backer.  

Live from Bongoland: The Story of Tanzania's Music Economy

MADHAB07
Posm • With the Birds

@secondcousins
David Williams
Gabriel Portocarrero
Ryan Thomas

Release date 25/9/23

MADHAB07 • Posm • With the Birds (Snippets)

0*0: See ya!

Last one. Out October 23 in shops and on Bandcamp.

https://clone.nl/item73982.html

CoA-A - The End Of Nduja (NDJ004)

Timothee Tibo Essombe - Moni Ma Man

Cairo is not just a great city for finding Arabic records. Various communities left their fingerprints on the city, evident from its architecture and the things you find at fleamarkets and in antique shops. Here's a mix of the best Greek 78s I found, with dark rebetika, jazzy novelty and oriental tunes. This was shared on Waxidermy some 10 years ago, so it is due for a second upload.

milan hulsing presents greek record center

Greek record center

Tom Waits (on Jim Wilson): "Wilson, he's always playing with time. I heard a recording recently of crickets slowed way down. It sounds like a choir, it sounds like angel music. Something sparkling, celestial with full harmony and bass parts - you wouldn't believe it. It's like a sweeping chorus of heaven, and it's just slowed down, they didn't manipulate the tape at all. So I think when Wilson slows people down, it gives you a chance to watch them moving through space. And there's something to be said for slowing down the world."

Source: "Woyzeck to run at Freud Playhouse". Daily Bruin (USA), by Andrew Lee. December 3, 2002

Find more on the recording on this link: http://www.democraticunderground.com/10023815586

Tom Waits on Tom waits talking about this recording - http://gloriousnoise.com/2008/tom_waits_interviews_tom_waits

More on the recording - http://hearingvoices.com/transcript.php?fID=142

You can buy original recording here - http://www.amazon.com/Gods-Chorus-Crickets-Jim-Wilson/dp/1932192077?tag=viglink124132-20

Original recording from the author - http://www.constancedemby.com/godscricketchorus_f.html

And more: http://scienceblogs.com/startswithabang/2013/10/13/weekend-diversion-is-this-an-amazing-chorus-of-slowed-down-crickets/

Jim Wilson | God's Chorus of Crickets | crickets audio recording slowed way down

Planet Ilunga is a Belgian vinyl label focusing on music that is at first sight untranslatable. It has a special interest for Congolese music from the 50s & 60s.

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PI 01: Grand Kalle & l'African Jazz - Souvenirs from the Congo
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PI 02: ...

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African Jazz (Kallé) - Georgette Ye Ndeko (1962)

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