Various - Echoes Of Africa - Early Recordings mp3

Tracklist

–Ishaku Dan Zhabarumoh And His Group

Mahamodu Nadani

2:53

–Hadji Amusa And Hadji Mustafa

Nigbati Anobi Gunsanma

3:06

–Ngoma Dunduri

Tumkimiree Simba

2:55

–Willie Gumede And His Concertina Band

Umgoboti

2:42

–Abdo Shamakh

Nalat Ala Yadaha

3:12

–Abibu Oluwa And His Group

Aiye Loja

3:05

–Darktown Strutters

Be Ngi Hamba

3:16

–Mamica

Nwomboko

3:02

–Abibu Oluwa And His Group

Layiwola Akande

3:04

–Abdo Shamakh

Mapenzi Ya Ashiki

3:19

–Willie Gumede And His Concertina Band

U Gumede

2:39

–Nini Mikie And Her Group

Itseko

2:47

–Mamica

March

2:59

–Kofia Nyekundu

Askari Wa K. A. R. Ya Sita (6th K. A. R.)

2:51

–Sitti Binti Saad

Nija Ungurusumbwe, Part 2

3:01

–Lagos Mozart Orchestra

Ore Mi Kini Se

2:44

–Sitti Binti Saad

Nija Ungurusumbwe, Part 1

3:01

–Darktown Strutters

Wiwi Singomlil' Ovhuthayo

3:19

–H. M. Timayare

Ashac

2:47

–Lagos Mozart Orchestra

Aduke

2:39

–Al Usthadh Umar Awadh Ban

Anta Lhayatu

3:11

–Sackey Band, Appam

Abasuafu Ara Gyan

2:49

–The West African Instrumental Quintet

Bea Tsin No. 2

3:03

–Sackey Band, Appam

Wa Wie Me Ye Mina Asabah

2:44

Credits

Compilation Producer [Idee, Konzeption Und Realisation], Liner Notes [Übertragung Ins Deutsche] – Christoph Wagner

Liner Notes [Text] – Keith Chandler

Research [Diskografische Recherche] – Bill Dean-Myatt, Keith Chandler

Technician [No-noise Bearbeitung], Mastered By [Mastering] – Andreas Koll

Notes

Shellac discs from the collection of Bill Dean-Myatt.

Recording dates & locations:
1 Umgoboti (Johannesburg, 1945)
2 Anta Lhayatu (Nairobi, early 50ies)
3 Bea Tsin No.2 (Hayes, GB, 1929)
4 Nwomboko (Nairobi, 1947)
5 Mapenzi Ya Ashiki (Nairobi, early 50ies)
6 Be Ngi Hamba (Johannesburg, 1938)
7 Nigbati Anobi Gunsanma (Lagos, 1940)
8 Aduke (Lagos, late 30ies)
9 Itseko (Lagos, late 30ies)
10 Njia Ungurusumbwe, Pt.1 (Zanzibar, 1930)
11 Njia Ungurusumbwe, Pt.2 (Zanzibar, 1930)
12 U Gumede (Johannesburg, 1945)
13 Nalat Ala Yadaha (Nairobi, early 50ies)
14 March (Nairobi, 1947)
15 Wa Wie Me Ye Mina Asabah (Accra, 1939)
16 Wiwi Singomlil' Ovhuthayo (Johannesburg, 1938)
17 Aiye Loja (Lagos, 1940)
18 Tumkimiree Simba (Dar-es-Salaam, 1930)
19 Ori Mi Kini Se (Lagos, late 30ies)
20 Kofia Nyekundu (Dar-es-Salaam, 1930)
21 Abasuafu Ara Gyan (Accra, 1939)
22 Mahamodu Nadani (Lagos, late 30ies)
23 Ashac (Nairobi, 1946)
24 Layiwola Akande (Lagos, 1940)

Jewel case packaging including a 34-page booklet with an essay entitled "The genesis of the record industry of the Sub-Sahara, South, West and East Africa".

Info

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