Het is een hele fijne verzameling songs uit Zaïre uit 1978. De
omschrijving van de nummers en bijbehorende artiesten is
een beetje vaag. Vooral bij het laatste nummer is het niet zo
duidelijk wie de uitvoerende artiesten zijn. Eén ding is zeker,
stuk voor stuk zijn het heerlijke nummers met dito vokalen,
gitaren en hoorns. Dit soort cavacha behoort
tot mijn favorieten..
Tot dusver hadden we volumes 1,3 en 5.
( vol.1 is African Fiesta, hoort er misschien niet bij )
Volgens Shazam is track 8 Orchestre Cavacha.
This is a very fine collection of songs from Zaïre from 1978.
the description of tracks however is a little vague. Especially
with the final track it is not exactly clear who are the artists
playing it. One thing is clear, all songs are delightful with
likewise vocals, guitars and horns. This is the
type of cavacha we like best..
So far we had volumes 1,3 and 5.
( Vol.1 is African fiesta, maybe not part of the series )
According to Shazam track 8 is orchestre Cavacha.
tracks ;
01 – Orchestre Kiam – Baya baya 2eme
02 – Orchestre Lipua Lipua – Mombasa
03 – Orchestre Lipua Lipua – Tika kosaboter motema
04 – orchestre Lipua Lipua – Kuelo
05 – Orchestre Lipua Lipua – Nouvelle generation 1er
06 – Orchestre Lipua Lipua – Nouvelle generation 2eme
07 – Orchestre Conga – mwana yoka toli
08 – Orchestre Cavacha – Shama shama 2eme
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Tracks:
01. Jus’ Blues
02. Food & Blues at the Sugar Shack
03. Dog Walkin Woman
04. Going Back to the Blues
05. Funky N’Awlins
06. Alberta
07. I Spend My Money on My Woman
08. I Won’t Let You Take Nothin’ from Me
09. I’m Letting My Problems Go
10. Funky N’Awlins Too
11. Everybody’s Got a Blues Song to Sing
12. I Got the Blues Trying to Find Love
13. Star Spangled Banner
Ustad Zia Mohiuddin Dagar
Raga Yaman
(Ideologic Organ/Editions Mego, 2018)
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Ustad Zia Mohiuddin Dagar
Ragas Abhogi & Vardhani
(Ideologic Organ/Editions Mego, 2018)
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Three albums on and The Whileaways are very comfortable in their own skin. This Galway-based trio of Noriana Kennedy, Noelie McDonnell and Nicola Joyce have been carving a career path peppered with roots, bluegrass and Americana influences for the past six years or so, and this collection bears testimony to that road well travelled.
Their calling cards are here in abundance: close-knit harmonies, low-key arrangements and a wide-horizon in their lyrical sweep. Third album in, there’s a greater depth to their chosen subject matter with the vicissitudes of life supplying the backbone to a full-bodied collection of original songs.
All three share the lead vocals role, with a breadth and depth mined by each voice in turn. Noriana Kennedy’s vocals are still a knockout: translucent and tenacious in equal measure.
Tasty string arrangements buoy the Gillian Welch-like Spare Me From The Heartache, but the delicious playfulness of Roll Down Your Window is a reminder of how The Whileaways can rip it up on the dancefloor with the best of them. A tad more fun like this would have lightened From What We’re Made.
Bitchin Bajas + DSR Lines
The Encyclopedia of Civilizations Vol. 2: Atlantis
(Abstrakce Records, 2018 Ep)
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First, let’s meet back up with the Molochs—you remember them, right? Their America’s Velvet Glory was the earliest burst of light and energy to hit in 2017, an album of electrified rock ‘n’ roll like Dylan and Lou Reed by a band named after the Ginsberg-ian glutton god who demanded the sacrifice of all things good and pure. But now it’s 2018 and Moloch himself is fatter and happier than ever, so the Molochs couldn’t just make another record. After Glory showed the world who they were, they needed to make an album that showed what they could do. So Flowers In The Spring is where the Molochs worked harder, thought harder and fought harder to be the kind of band that the times demand.
America’s Velvet Glory, their first-ever record for L.A.’s Innovative Leisure label, had sparked their first-ever U.S and European tours, first-ever festival sets, first-ever international press and more. (Top music mag Mojo even said they’d made one of the year’s best albums—“Any year!”) Follow-up Flowers bloomed almost exactly a year later at Long Beach’s Jazzcats studio between December of 2017 and January of 2018, where founder/vocalist Lucas Fitzsimons and longtime band member Ryan Foster had recorded Glory. By the time they’d returned, they had a slate of songs that had come to Fitzsimons in flash moments, written on nerve-wracking transcontinental flights or on isolated nights in an L.A. apartment, captured at once in bursts of insight or rescued from almost-abandonment in discarded notebooks.
As on Glory, inspiration from Syd Barrett, Dylan, Nikki Sudden and kindred spirit Peter Perrett of the Only Ones was at work, but the Molochs are endlessly (appropriately?) ravenous when it comes to things to read and listen to and learn from. So consider their new Flowers In The Spring a meticulously plotted counterattack against all things Moloch-ian, with clear, concise, immediate, undeniable, simple, direct pop songs.
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Tracks:
01. Suzie Q 3:28
02. Trail Of The Buffalo 5:21
03. Not Fade Away 3:27
04. Peace In The Valley 5:16
05. Barbara Allen 4:24
06. Across The Borderline 5:04
07. Answer Me 3:11
08. Golden Vanity 5:59
09. Little Moses 3:18
10. Tommorrow Night 5:27
11. Black Jack Davey 5:58
12. Weeping Willow 4:20
13. Shake Sugaree 5:35
14. Alabama Getaway 6:26
15. Store Walls & Steel Bars 2:52
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Tracklist:
01. FREDDY CANNON – Tallahassee Lassie (2:12) (Slay, Crewe, Picariello) 1959
02. EDDIE COCHRAN – Twenty Flight Rock (1:45) (Fairchild, Cochran) 1958
03. CHUCK BERRY – Around And Around (2:42) (Berry) 1958
04. HANK SNOW – I’m Moving On (2:51) (Snow) 1950
05. BO DIDDLEY – Who Do You Love (2:18) (McDaniels) 1957
06. LARRY WILLIAMS – She Said ”Yeah” (1:53) (Jackson, Christy) 1959
07. MUDDY WATERS – Manish Boy (2:57) (Morganfield, London, McDaniels) 1955
08. SOLOMON BURKE – Cry To Me (2:33) (Russell) 1962
09. BUDDY HOLLY – Learning The Game (2:12) (Holly) 1959
10. NAT KING COLE – Route 66 (3:02) (Troup) 1946
11. BOOGALOO & HIS GALLANT CREW – Cops And Robbers (2:59) (Harris) 1958
12. WILL BRADLEY TRIO – Down The Road A Piece (3:09) (Raye) 1940
13. JAY McSHANN – Confessin’ The Blues (2:57) (Brown, McShann) 1941
14. MUDDY WATERS – I Just Want To Make Love To You (2:51) (Dixon) 1954
15. HOWLIN’ WOLF – The Red Rooster (2:27) (Dixon) 1961
