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Grant Phabao & Djouls - African Mashed Potato Popcorn Vol.1

Grant Phabao and Djouls African Mashed Potato Popcorn Vol 1
Grant Phabao & Djouls - African Mashed Potato Popcorn Vol.1
(MP3 Podcast) T.I.M.E.C. TIMEC095, 2006-03-21

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Don't be misled by the calm and tripping opening Kenyan track from Mombasa, which is just an introduction to the afro grooves that are offered afterwards. After this, you may then embark on a tribalistic trip to Nigeria, with afrofunk marvels from the Ikenga Super Stars Of Africa (find the album!), Nkengas, and The Apostles. Your voyage will also visit South Africa, with 70's afropop oddities by Jabula and Assagai, and Cameroon, with the afro space jazz of Franck Biyong and Massak. In order to be accurate in this mashed mix of various afro meals, we also couldn't leave you without another slice of Antibalas magic, who are, along with frenchman Doctor L, leading the now worldwide afrobeat scene into the 21st century with an undeniable, exceptional, revolutionnary and graceful talent for going forward. And big thanks to Mackdaddy who gave me access to his vast collection of African Music for this selection of Afro Funk & Soul 1971-2004.

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Tracklisting :
01. Mombasa - Holz II
(from 'African Rhythm & Blues 2' 1976 / Spiegelei) KENYA
02. Ikenga Super Stars Of Africa - Greedy Man
(from 'Greedy Man' 1977 / Decca) NIGERIA
03. Nkengas - Jungle Beat
(from 'Destruction' 1973 / Orbitone) NIGERIA
04. Jabula - Harvest Part II
(from 'Thunder In Our Hearts' 1975 / Virgin) SOUTH AFRICA
05. The Apostles - Black Is Beautiful
(from 'Black Is Beautiful' 1972 / EMI) NIGERIA
06. Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra - R.O.C.
(from 'Tour EP' 2001 / Afrosound) USA
07. Franck Biyong and Massak - Afro Map Of Space
(from 'ASAP - The Afrobeat Sudan Aid Project' 2004 / Modiba) FRANCE/CAMEROON
08. Assagai - Hey Jude
(from 'Assagai' 1971 / Vertigo) SOUTH AFRICA

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Credits :
Selected by Djouls & Mackdaddy, mixed by Grant Phabao (T.I.M.E.C.)
Artwork by Djouls
TIMEC
Djouls

Author: Djouls

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Jesse Jesse ·  02 April 2006, 13:14

wicked wicked stuff. thank you for spreading the goods to canada. much respect, much love. more of the same!

benoit benoit ·  09 May 2006, 18:09

waaaaah ! what a big kif no man !! c'est savoureux comme tout cette petite tambouille !

Comedy Blog Comedy Blog ·  10 July 2007, 12:58

Great cover art. Looking forward to listening. Thanks!

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