IVORY COAST SOUL ULTIMATE DEVASTATING AFRO FUNK LPS ? V
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USA /JAPAN and rest of the world : 15 dollars by super fast airmail priority
4 dollars are not enough from France to the USA...
Europe : 11 dollars
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remise en mains propres possible à deuil montmagny , 95170.
france : 6.99 euros en colissimo. pas d'envois en lettre.
ATTENTION / I AM IN FRANCE IN EUROPE , NOT IN THE USA.
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Many thanks and Welcome !!
AFROBRAZILERO IS HONOURED TO PLEASE YOU
JUST AS ALWAYS !
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YOU HAVE ALWAYS DREAMT OF IT
AFROBRAZILERO MAKES IT TRUE ... NOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THE AFRO FUNK COMPILATION THAT YOU MUST ENJOY VERY VERY VERY SOON
EVERY TRACK IS A STUNNING WINNER
FROM VERY RARE AND PRICELESS LPS !
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Afro soul and Afro -beat compilation included 13 rare and obscure tracks recorded in Abidjan between 1972 and 1982. Compiled by the famous vinyl digger Djamel Hammadi AKA Afrobrazilero with the help of Julien Lebrun . After 17 trips in Ivory coast , to find records and original producers , they selected tracks to show how amazing and effervescent was Abidjan at this period. An effervescent melting pot and cultural center for all the west african musicians.
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Just when you thought 2010 couldn't squeeze out another funky African compilation into the year, the French label Hot Casa has recently released one of the year's best Afro funk records in Ivory Coast Soul. This funky compilation features lost Afro funk grooves from the West African region Abidjan during the seventies and early eighties. The compilation is a result of nearly 3 years of hard diggin' by hardcore record collector Djamel Hammadi, better known as "Afrobrazilero", when he travelled throughout Côte d'Ivoire (where Abidjan is located) twelve different times to come up with this incredible collection of rare finds. With major labels like Decca and EMI focusing on the music that was coming out of other African regions like Nigeria and Ghana during the seventies, most of the tracks that appear on the record were originally released by small labels who were only able to issue their releases in very limited runs. Some of the highlights from the record include the very Fela Kuti-inspired track "Kalabuley Woman" by Pierre Antoine, Nguessan Santa's Afro boogie gem "Mammy Nia", Jimmy Hyacinthe's disco masterpiece "Yatchiminou" and the funky "La ilaha illalahou" cut by Ali Ibrahim. Overall, Hammadi along with the help of the label Hot Casa, have done a great job here putting together a superb Afro funk compilation that in turn pays tribute to some of Abidjan's forgotten music roots. Certainly one of the year's best releases!
first original french pressing
year: 2010
label : hot casa
tracks are: Pierre Antoine - 'Kalabuley Women'
1. Kalabuley women PIERREANTOINE
2. Okoi Seka - Melokon Mebun ou
3. Jimmy Hiacynthe - Yatchiminou
4. Santa Nguessan - Manny nia
5. Gougoumangou - Wazi doble
6. Ernesto Djedje - Zadie bobo
7. K Assale - Adoue Pla Moussoue
8. Moussa Doumbia - Unite
9. Soro n Gana - Mon falou nan
10. Jean Guehi - Essemon Moupoh
11. Prince Dgibs - Ogningwe
12. Ali Ibrahim - La ilaha illalahou
13. Rato Venance - True love
1. Pierre Antoine - Kalabuley Woman
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record condition : sealed / 2 lps
cover condition: sealed / gatefold
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