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Letta Mbulu, born and raised in Soweto, South Africa. This song released in 1983.

Midnight Groovers - O Ti Yo

Released in 1977 by Midnight groovers, one of the greatest Dominican groups. They are still out there..

This is a mix. I did while i was choosing recorgs for my bag.

Clean & easy soulful disco.

Francis Bebey - Sahel

Lord Shorty & Vibrations International - Vibrations Groove

Back to original Soca music. This song was released around 1976 and it is now included in the Sofrito compilation International Soundclash

This is the blog’s party.. This Tuesday 18 September at K44. 

Lamine Konté - Mamadou

Mamadou first appeared in the 1979 LP Lamine Konte, but later it was included in the soundtrack of the 1979 film Baara, together with the instrumental version.

This is the “Kora” style..

Soonthorn Sujaridchan / Krongthong Tussanaphan –OutTaLud Bump (Hurtle Bump)

Taken from the soundtrack of the thai “Rak ootalod” movie (1977).

Witch - Home town 

Taken from “Introduction” LP, released in Zambia, 1973

Getachew Degefu - Wondermiye

Taken from the compilation “Wedding Songs”, originally recorded in Ethiopia (1973).

Anthony Joseph & The Spasm Band - Damballah

I think i will not write anything from now on. My posts will be just music. Enjoy :) 

Cecil McBee Sextet with Chico Freeman - Pepi’s Samba

When the American bassist Cecil McBee met tenor saxophonist Chico Freeman, they decided to share their love for afro-cumbian and samba sounds by releasing the album Compassion (1977). They re-played samba with their free jazz roots and the result was Pepi’s Samba.

Nkengas - Jungle Funk

Nkengas were formed in 1973 in Nigeria by members of Fela’s Africa 70 and Chief Stephen Osita Osadebe & His Nigeria Sound Makers International. They call their style “Ikwokilikwo”, meaning something like “cooking” and refers to american heavy jazz and rock music (usually used for soundcheck). This song was released in 1974 in the UK as a 7”.