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Troisième Partie d'Extraits des Grands Succès de la musique du ZAIRE/CONGO RDC avec DEEJAY SERGE. 

Cette 3ème Partie couvre l'époque allant de 1980 à 1990

VIDEO LINK:  https://youtu.be/-7PHxTkS84A 


AVEC: PAPA WEMBA, ZAIKO, JOSKY KIAMBUKUTA, EMENEYA, JOLIE DETTA ETC...


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Compilation, Mixe, montage et effects - DEEJAY SERGE
Années 1960, Années 1970, Années 1980, Années 1990 

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meilleurs chansons congolaises
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Les Anciens Succés Du Congo - Zaire 1980 - 1990 (Meilleur Musique D'Afrique)

Recorded on December 5th 2013 as a tribute to Nelson Mandela. With John Ellis (piano) Neil Yates (flugelhorn) Gavin Barras (bass) Luke Flowers (drums)

Water From An Ancient Well - Abdullah Ibrahim

Artist: Youlou Mabiala
Titles: Various 
Format: Digital 
Release date: 28th April 2014

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Sterns Music is proud to present the simultaneous release of the most complete set of recordings by Youlou Mabiala ever available.

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Born Gilbert Youlou in the French Congo on the 3rd of March, 1947, Youlou sang with various groups in and around Brazzaville, but was still a comparative newcomer when 'Le Grand Maitre' Franco heard him there at a club in 1966. Franco was in exile from his native country, the Belgian Congo, soon to be renamed Zaire, but once he could safely cross the Congo River back into Kinshasa, he invited Youlou and the bass player, Bitchou, to go with him and join his great band, OK Jazz. Of course they went.

Youlou had a high, reedy voice that paired well with Franco’s lower, rougher voice, and despite being one of the youngest members of the band, from the late ‘60s into the early ‘70s Youlou proved to be one of the most prominent. But when he and other members of OK Jazz played nzong-nzing (moonlight gigs) once too often, Franco finally lost his patience and in 1972, fired the lot.

Together with Bitchou and guitarist Mose Se Sengo 'Fan Fan', Youlou joined others who’d fallen out with Franco and formed Lovy du Zaire, soon to be followed by Somo Somo. Only one year later however, Franco asked Youlou Mabiala (as he was now officially named) to come back to OK Jazz. Youlou did not refuse.

He returned to an even stronger TPOK Jazz and sang alongside such stars as Sam Mangwana, Josky Kiambukuta and Ntesa Dalienst. He himself became a star, and his compositions hits around Africa. But life in Zaire was becoming difficult, particularly for immigrants from Congo-Brazzaville, so in 1977 he left Kinshasa and went home. There he co-founded Les Trois Frères, which grew, changed its name to Kamikaze Loningisa, and by the ‘80s surpassed even Les Bantous de la Capitale as Brazzaville’s premier band.

Youlou and Franco remained close. Franco produced a Kamikaze Loningisa album in 1982 and a short while later Youlou married Franco’s daughter, Hélène, and the old man began referring to his son-in-law as Prince Youlou. When Franco died in 1989, Youlou disbanded Kamikaze Loningisa and led TPOK Jazz on one of its last albums. He continued working, mainly in Paris, until 2004, when a cardiovascular stroke restricted his ability to perform.

Beginning with 18 albums, including many of his classics and with more to follow, Sterns Music is honoured to have been asked by the artist to oversee the reissue of his excellent catalogue. It is filled to the brim with classic big-band Congolese rumba and odemba-style soukous, brewed from tangy guitars, ripe horns, robust drums and blended voices topped by the tenor that always sounds like it’s coming out through a big smile.

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The first 18 (with more to come!) 1978-1992. 

Special thanks to Martin Sinnock a.k.a. Papa Mundele along with Brian Parson a.k.a. Zuppe Inglese, for their generosity in allowing us access to their comprehensive collections of African vinyl, tape and CD.

1	Youlou Mabiala 	Youlou
2	Youlou Mabiala et l'Orchestre Rumbaya (Les Souvenirs)	Youlou Mabiala
3	Le Prince Youlou Mabiala	Sentimental
4	Le Prince Youlou Mabiala & L'Orchestre Kamikaze Loningisa	Etabe Mofude
5	Le Prince Youlou Mabiala & L'Orchestre Kamikaze Loningisa	Judoka
6	Youlou Mabiala 	100% de pourcentage
7	Le Prince Youlou Mabiala & L'Orchestre Kamikaze Loningisa	M'Bata Otikali! Otikali!
8	Le Prince Youlou Mabiala	1 x 2 = Mabé
9	Le Prince Youlou Mabiala & L'Orchestre Kamikaze Loningisa	Couper-Soucis
10	Le Prince Youlou Mabiala & L'Orchestre Kamikaze Loningisa	Karibu
11	Le Prince Youlou Mabiala	Lili et Nsona, Live in Miguel "Casse Coup"
12	Le Prince Youlou Mabiala & L'Orchestre Kamikaze Loningisa	Leo?? Utataaaya!!!
13	Le Prince Youlou Mabiala avec la grande force Kamikaze Loningisa	Mon Avocat A Voyagé
14	Le Prince Youlou Mabiala avec la grande force Kamikaze Loningisa	Loufoulakari
15	Le Prince Youlou Mabiala & L'Orchestre Kamikaze Loningisa	Marie Bima (Mon avocat a voyagé 2e épisode)
16	Youlou Mabiala 	Kamikaze Loningisa
17	Youlou Mabiala, guest star Josky Kiambukuta	Dona Beija
18	Le Prince Youlou Mabiala & L'Orchestre Kamikaze Loningisa	Keba Na Moniato


Youlou Mabiala - Carte Postale "Intro" mix (full length)

Solitute (2)

Evoloko joined here with old collaborator Papa Wemba in a tune reminiscent of their earlier musical adventures together in Zaiko Langa Langa and Isifi Lokole. Part of the FDB label digital release through Sterns. Available to download from all the usual suspects from 18 July.


Evoloko Jocker - Etha Ndjoli with Papa Wemba

FAYA TESS TATIANA ESENGA CLIP MKLMOVIES(1)

Inspired by the big man that is @Sangobeats 


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Pineapple Pool Party (Sango taught me)

PAPA WEMBA TITRE PREFERE DANS TRAIT D' UNION - CONGO - DJOMEGABP

Sonic Africa 055 | 15.12.2010 |

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Playlist:
Lokua Kanza (Kongo) - Nakozonga
Papa Wemba (Kongo) - Show Me the Way
Papa Wemba (Kongo) - Ebongo
sara Tavares (Kapeverdy) - Tu Es O Sol
Giselle Ramos (Kapeverdy) - Ta pensa
Celia Levy (Kapeverdy) - Ami Bu Ka ta Pega
Benji Dos Santos (Kapeverdy) - Asta Nucna Baby
Diogal (Senegal) - Reer
Diogal (Senegal) - Rooti
Diogal (Senegal) - Yeni yen
Tiken Jah Fakoly (Ivory Coast) - Marley Foly
Tiken Jah Fakoly (Ivory Coast) - Il Faut Se Lever
Tiken Jah Fakoly (Ivory Coast) - Vieux Pere
Tiken Jah Fakoly (Ivory Coast) - Sors De Ma Tele
Various Artists ( Nigeria) - Ashawo Ashawo

SONIC AFRICA was a weekly radio show by DJ Ross the Boss from 2009 till 2012. Spoken word was in czech. Interviews were held in czech and in english.

Recorded for www.ethnoradio.cz & www.radiocolor.cz
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More Sonic Africa radio session: www.soundcloud.com/sonicafrica/sets/sonic-africa-dj-ross-the-boss

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Sonic Africa 055 | 15.12.2010 | Lokua Kanza , Papa Wemba , Sara Tavares , Diogal , Tiken Jah Fakoly


Franco and the TP OK Jazz dominated African music in the 60s, 70s and 80s. Listen to 'Walk Down Memory Lane on Continental Radio Station and recall your sweet and glorious memories or indeed learn about the originators of  rhumba music.

Franco And TP OK Jazz - Walk Down Memory Lane

Quand Eboa Lottin musicien Camerounais Légendaire rencontre le les Béninois du Poly-rythmo de Cotonou.

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Beninese release by the Cameroon guitarist, an eclectic LP mixing hybrid pachanga, bossa nova, rumba & other rhythms. 

Il N'est Jamais Trop Tard - Pierre Tchana & Orchestre Poly Rhytmo

Abdullah Ibrahim - Blue Bolero

Far-out psychedelic-sounding rock mixed with a thick dollop of deep funk and soul was massively popular during the 1960s and 1970s in Africa. This Rough Guide features some hand-picked gems from the archive such as Victor Uwaifo and Balla Et Ses Balladins, and includes tracks by unstoppable psychedelic veterans Ebo Taylor and Orchestre Poly-Rythmo, who are still releasing top-quality mind-bending grooves today.

Sir Victor Uwaifo: Ekassa 28

All tracks aranged and performed by Tom Woodruff '08


BLACK ORPHEUS (Luis Bonfa)

1994, Kinshasa vibre au rythme de Wenge Musica...L'époque

Pleins Feux

Djino

7 The Mountain (Abdullah Ibrahim)

African and World Music specialists since 1983. 

First British record label to release recordings by Salif Keita, Youssou N'Dour, and Franco &amp; OK Jazz. 

Dedicated to bringing to the world the sublime music of Africa and its diaspora.



Youlou Mabiala - Carte Postale "Intro" mix (full length)

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