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 VA - Golden Afrique (3 Albums - 6CD) (2005) Genre: Ethnic, Folk, Afro-Pop, Afro-Beat | 6CD | MP3 192-320 kbps | 1.05 GB Golden Afrique Vol.1 - Highlights of African Pop Music (1971-1983), 320 kbps It was the most exciting period of recent African history. From the late 1950s onwards, one African country after another gained independence. Independence had its own literature and its own soundtrack. It was the dawning of the golden age of African pop music. In the 1970s and early 1980s, local traditions, modern western styles and instruments combined to create an exciting new sound that expressed the euphoria and pride of a newfound freedom. The Golden Afrique series dives into this vast musical ocean of and comes up with its finest, rarest pearls. The series opens with music from Guinea, Mali, Guinea-Bissao, Gambia, Ivory Coast, Chad and Senegal – many of the tracks are available on CD for the very first time. Youssou N’Dour takes his first tentative steps, creating the mbalax sound that will later spread around the world, Salif Keita raises his golden voice, Baobab de Dakar and Bembeya Jazz National from Conakry take the big band sound to new heights, the Super Eagles of Gambia sing of African unity, the Amazones de Guinea form the first all-woman big band line-up, Miriam Makeba sings in her own language from her Guinean exile, Super Mama Djombo have to fly from Guinea to Moscow to make their groundbreaking recordings, Maitre Gazonga from Chad has a huge hit and disappears... Fom Afrocuban styles to local rhythms, soul and blues influences, Golden Afrique is an exhilarating journey through the musical history of Africa , full of sheer joy and totally danceable. Tracklist: CD1: 01. Maitre Gazonga - Les Jaloux Saboteurs (8:27) 02. Bebe Manga - Amie (7:07) 03. Amadou Balake - Taximen (7:44) 04. Ernesto DJeDJe - Zibote (5:48) 05. Franco De Mi Amor - Lonlon Nyeku (5:53) 06. Sory Bamba Du Mali - Dis-Moi La Verite (6:10) 07. Ousmane Kouyate - Beni Haminanko (8:49) 08. Ambassadeurs Du Motel - Bolola Sanou (4:57) 09. Super Rail Band - Rail Band (6:31) 10. Ambassadeur International - N?toman (8:29) CD2: 01. Super Mama DJombo - Dissan Na M?bera (5:12) 02. Number One De Dakar - Yaye Boye (5:13) 03. Etoile De Dakar - Mane Kouma Xol (4:51) 04. Etoile De Dakar - Thiley (4:09) 05. Orchestra Baobab - Autoray (7:00) 06. Idy Diop - Yaye Boye (4:56) 07. Guelewar Band Of Banjul - Warteef Jiggeen (6:51) 08. Super Eagles - Aliou Gori-Mami (2:37) 09. Super Eagles - Gambia Zambia (3:29) 10. Balla Et Ses Balladins - Paulette (7:42) 11. Miriam Makeba - Malouyame (3:35) 12. Orchestre De La Paillotte - Kadia Blues (4:47) 13. Amazones De Guinee - Samba (4:54) 14. Bembeya Jazz National - Tentemba (8:49) Golden Afrique Vol.2 - Highlights of African Pop Music (1956-1982), 320 kbps A brilliant edition The critical acclaim that was heaped on Golden Afrique Vol.I has spurred our team of editors. They have now completed a second volume dedicated entirely to Congolese dance music. The very finest of performers chart the history of Central African guitar music from African Rumba to the early forms of Soukous music. Here, then, is the music that has conquered all of Africa, even toppling Highlife from its throne as the pan-African party sound. From the beginnings of the outstanding Ngoma label to Kabasele’s “Independance Cha Cha Cha” – a 1960s single that set the whole of Africa dancing – and featuring an early recording by Manu Dibango, the ports of call on this musical journey are the sounds of the great and the good: Tabu Ley Rochereau, Franco, a musical heavyweight whose death was mourned across an entire continent, Sam Mangwana, who continues to roll back the boundaries in his indefatigable quest for new sounds and combinations, Dr. Nico, known simply as the “god of guitar”, Nyboma, whose productions even had West Africans dancing the Congolese Soukous Tracklist: CD1: 01. Franco & Sam Mangwana - Cooperation (12:08) 02. Nyboma - Double-Double (8:13) 03. Joseph Kabasele & African Jazz - Africa Mokili Mobimba (5:07) 04. Joseph Kabasele & African Jazz - Independance Cha Cha Cha (3:05) 05. Franco & O.k. Jazz - Siluwangi Wapi Accordeon (3:52) 06. Sam Mangwana - Marabenta (Vamos Para O Campo) (7:49) 07. Les Bantous De La Capitale - Machette (9:11) 08. Franco & O.k. Jazz - Lina (3:12) 09. Franco & O.k. Jazz - Tcha Tcha Tcha De Mi Amor (3:11) 10. Docteur Nico & Orchestre African Fiesta - Exhibition Dechaud (3:37) 11. Docteur Nico & Orchestre African Fiesta - Pauline (4:46) 12. Tiers Monde Coop. - Bawayo (9:15) CD2: 01. Mose Se Sengo "fan Fan" - Pele Odija (7:50) 02. Le Ryco Jazz - Mambo Ry-Co (3:59) 03. Camille Feruzi - Cha Cha Cha Bay (3:00) 04. Leon Bukasa - Bibi Yangu (3:07) 05. Mpongo Love - Ndaya (9:03) 06. Le Likembe Geant - Bika Nzanga (4:35) 07. Tabu Ley Rochereau & Sam Mangwana - Como Bacalao (2:50) 08. Tabu Ley Rochereau - Maze (10:34) 09. Manu Dibango - Ekedy (2:49) 10. K.p. Flammy - Mu Nzila N'sona (2:57) 11. Nyboma - Mami Yo (Kkuruze Ya Campus) (7:52) 12. Tabu Ley Rochereau - Aon-Aon (4:38) 13. Camille Feruzi - Kahagwe (3:32) 14. Lucie Eyenga - Yaka Mama (3:04) 15. Manuel D'oliveira - Basi Banso Tapale (4:07) Golden Afrique Vol.3 - Highlights of African Pop Music (1939-1988), 192 kbps Many of the artists on this album were influenced by Black American jazz, gospel funk and soul. Our journey begins with “Mbube” in the style of Zulu vocal music. As the original version of the famous “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” it is a prime example of the unpaid exploitation of Black South African music by the western pop industry over a period of 60 years. This is followed by the Ladysmith Black Mambazo choir performing an early hit. The lively, rhythmic jive of the townships is represented here by West Nkosi, Sipho Mabuse and the early Mahotella Queens. We also hear soulful pieces by and with the young Miriam Makeba and featuring the Soul Brothers. Some musicians working in exile at this time included Hugh Masekela and Johnny Dyani. The music of Zimbabwe is inspired by the sound of the mbira, a traditional instrument echoed directly in the guitar cascades of The Four Brothers and Hallelujah Chicken Run. We also hear rhumbira and jit, rooted in Congolese rumba. From the copper belt of Zambia comes a more Central African dance sound, represented here by the Masasu Band, The Big Gold Six and Smokey Hangala. This exciting compilation includes many rare gems never previously released on CD. Tracklist: CD1: 01. Solomon Linda's Original Evening Birds - Mbube (2:45) 02. Ladysmith Black Mambazo - Hello My Baby (3:26) 03. Abagqomi - Bakhuzeni (3:38) 04. Donald Kachamba - Musandinene (4:10) 05. Brenda Fassie - Sum'bulala (4:05) 06. West Nkosi - Dubaduba (2:19) 07. Dark City Sisters - Langa More (2:41) 08. Specks Rampura - Solo Jump (2:25) 09. Sipho Mabuse - Jive Soweto (4:42) 10. Mahotella Queens - Thina Siyakhanyisa (3:05) 11. Reggie Msomi's Hollywood Jazz Band - Midnight Ska (2:30) 12. Mahlathini & Mahotella Queens - Umona (2:43) 13. Soul Brothers - Bayeza (3:22) 14. Miriam Makeba - African Convention (5:36) 15. Mparanyana And The Cannibals - Hlotse (3:05) 16. Soul Brothers - Akabongi (3:25) 17. Hugh Masekela & Letha Mbulu - Mahlalela (4:31) 18. Chris McGregor & South African Exile's Thunderbolt - Mra (12:14) CD2: 01. Master Chivero - Black September (3:21) 02. The Four Brothers - Guhwa Uri Mwana Waani (4:45) 03. Hallelujah Chicken Run Band - Mwana Wamai Dada Naya (3:27) 04. Devera Ngwena - Mandinyadzisa (3:36) 05. Jairos Jiri Kwela Band - Take Cover (3:44) 06. Oliver Mtukudzi - Rugare Rwamangwana (5:35) 07. Elijah Madzikatire - Gukura Hundi (3:50) 08. Safirio Madzikatire - First Aid (3:39) 09. Dolly Rathebe - Kitty's Blues (3:00) 10. Kassongo Band - Vakubwa Wainchi (5:27) 11. Masasu Band - Uwaume Wa Bufuba (6:48) 12. The Big Gold Six - Copper Ebuboni (2:14) 13. Nashil Pitchen Kazembe - Chuma Chivuta (4:18) 14. Smokey Haangala - Ba Kuluna (4:19) 15. John & Joice Nyirongo - Charity (8:21) 16. 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