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  1. Manu Dibango – Senga (1974)

    amf.didiermary.fr/manu-dibango

    From his excellent album “Makossa Man” released on the Atlantic label, this is in fact the second version of “Senga” Manu Dibango recorded, this one with an AfroFunk touch.

    The original version comes from his self titled album released in 1971 on Fiesta Records.

    #70smusic #AfroFunk #ManuDibango #OldAfricanMusic

  2. Manu Dibango – Senga (1974)

    amf.didiermary.fr/manu-dibango

    From his excellent album “Makossa Man” released on the Atlantic label, this is in fact the second version of “Senga” Manu Dibango recorded, this one with an AfroFunk touch.

    The original version comes from his self titled album released in 1971 on Fiesta Records.

    #70smusic #AfroFunk #ManuDibango #OldAfricanMusic

  3. Manu Dibango – Senga (1974)

    amf.didiermary.fr/manu-dibango

    From his excellent album “Makossa Man” released on the Atlantic label, this is in fact the second version of “Senga” Manu Dibango recorded, this one with an AfroFunk touch.

    The original version comes from his self titled album released in 1971 on Fiesta Records.

    #70smusic #AfroFunk #ManuDibango #OldAfricanMusic

  4. Manu Dibango – Senga (1974)

    amf.didiermary.fr/manu-dibango

    From his excellent album “Makossa Man” released on the Atlantic label, this is in fact the second version of “Senga” Manu Dibango recorded, this one with an AfroFunk touch.

    The original version comes from his self titled album released in 1971 on Fiesta Records.

    #70smusic #AfroFunk #ManuDibango #OldAfricanMusic

  5. Manu Dibango – Senga (1974)

    amf.didiermary.fr/manu-dibango

    From his excellent album “Makossa Man” released on the Atlantic label, this is in fact the second version of “Senga” Manu Dibango recorded, this one with an AfroFunk touch.

    The original version comes from his self titled album released in 1971 on Fiesta Records.

    #70smusic #AfroFunk #ManuDibango #OldAfricanMusic

  6. Rim and Kasa ‎- Too Tough (1982)

    amf.didiermary.fr/rim-and-kasa

    Too Tough, a superb three track EP from 1982, on Sum-Sum Records, was credited to Rim [Kwaku Obeng] and Kasa, whilst he issued the cracking 12” “I’m Not Going To Let You Go” as Rim And The Believers for Harmony Records the following year.

    “Too Tough” kicks off with “Shine The Ladies,” an epic Afro-disco […]

    #80smusic #AfroFunk #Disco #Ghana #Funk

  7. Rim and Kasa ‎- Too Tough (1982)

    amf.didiermary.fr/rim-and-kasa

    Too Tough, a superb three track EP from 1982, on Sum-Sum Records, was credited to Rim [Kwaku Obeng] and Kasa, whilst he issued the cracking 12” “I’m Not Going To Let You Go” as Rim And The Believers for Harmony Records the following year.

    “Too Tough” kicks off with “Shine The Ladies,” an epic Afro-disco […]

    #80smusic #AfroFunk #Disco #Ghana #Funk

  8. Rim and Kasa ‎- Too Tough (1982)

    amf.didiermary.fr/rim-and-kasa

    Too Tough, a superb three track EP from 1982, on Sum-Sum Records, was credited to Rim [Kwaku Obeng] and Kasa, whilst he issued the cracking 12” “I’m Not Going To Let You Go” as Rim And The Believers for Harmony Records the following year.

    “Too Tough” kicks off with “Shine The Ladies,” an epic Afro-disco […]

    #80smusic #AfroFunk #Disco #Ghana #Funk

  9. Les prophètes oubliés du groove africain

    amf.didiermary.fr/prophetes-ou

    Les prophètes oubliés du groove africain : éclipsés par l’ascension de l’astre Fela Kuti, ils ont pourtant fait danser l’Afrique des années funk. […] En Occident, le tout est ramassé dans une nouvelle catégorie —la world music— un magma informe qui s’est depuis effrité sous les coups de boutoirs répétés de labels indépendants, [...]

    #70smusic #80smusic #Cameroon #Ghana #Libya #Nigeria #Soundcloud #AfroFunk #Funk

  10. Les prophètes oubliés du groove africain

    amf.didiermary.fr/prophetes-ou

    Les prophètes oubliés du groove africain : éclipsés par l’ascension de l’astre Fela Kuti, ils ont pourtant fait danser l’Afrique des années funk. […] En Occident, le tout est ramassé dans une nouvelle catégorie —la world music— un magma informe qui s’est depuis effrité sous les coups de boutoirs répétés de labels indépendants, [...]

    #70smusic #80smusic #Cameroon #Ghana #Libya #Nigeria #Soundcloud #AfroFunk #Funk

  11. Les prophètes oubliés du groove africain

    amf.didiermary.fr/prophetes-ou

    Les prophètes oubliés du groove africain : éclipsés par l’ascension de l’astre Fela Kuti, ils ont pourtant fait danser l’Afrique des années funk. […] En Occident, le tout est ramassé dans une nouvelle catégorie —la world music— un magma informe qui s’est depuis effrité sous les coups de boutoirs répétés de labels indépendants, [...]

    #70smusic #80smusic #Cameroon #Ghana #Libya #Nigeria #Soundcloud #AfroFunk #Funk

  12. Les prophètes oubliés du groove africain

    amf.didiermary.fr/prophetes-ou

    Les prophètes oubliés du groove africain : éclipsés par l’ascension de l’astre Fela Kuti, ils ont pourtant fait danser l’Afrique des années funk. […] En Occident, le tout est ramassé dans une nouvelle catégorie —la world music— un magma informe qui s’est depuis effrité sous les coups de boutoirs répétés de labels indépendants, [...]

    #70smusic #80smusic #Cameroon #Ghana #Libya #Nigeria #Soundcloud #AfroFunk #Funk

  13. Les prophètes oubliés du groove africain

    amf.didiermary.fr/prophetes-ou

    Les prophètes oubliés du groove africain : éclipsés par l’ascension de l’astre Fela Kuti, ils ont pourtant fait danser l’Afrique des années funk. […] En Occident, le tout est ramassé dans une nouvelle catégorie —la world music— un magma informe qui s’est depuis effrité sous les coups de boutoirs répétés de labels indépendants, [...]

    #70smusic #80smusic #Cameroon #Ghana #Libya #Nigeria #Soundcloud #AfroFunk #Funk

  14. Manu Dibango – African Battle

    amf.didiermary.fr/manu-dibango

    Originally credited as Manu Dibango’s “African Battle” on the compilation, and later changed to “Soul Fiesta” on others (although it was the title of the A-side on a 7″ vinyl in 1975)… But the real track is “The Panther”, IMHO….

    All these tracks can be found on the same album: Africadelic. […]

    #70smusic #AfroFunk #Cameroon #Instrumental #ManuDibango

  15. Manu Dibango – African Battle

    amf.didiermary.fr/manu-dibango

    Originally credited as Manu Dibango’s “African Battle” on the compilation, and later changed to “Soul Fiesta” on others (although it was the title of the A-side on a 7″ vinyl in 1975)… But the real track is “The Panther”, IMHO….

    All these tracks can be found on the same album: Africadelic. […]

    #70smusic #AfroFunk #Cameroon #Instrumental #ManuDibango

  16. Manu Dibango – African Battle

    amf.didiermary.fr/manu-dibango

    Originally credited as Manu Dibango’s “African Battle” on the compilation, and later changed to “Soul Fiesta” on others (although it was the title of the A-side on a 7″ vinyl in 1975)… But the real track is “The Panther”, IMHO….

    All these tracks can be found on the same album: Africadelic. […]

    #70smusic #AfroFunk #Cameroon #Instrumental #ManuDibango

  17. Manu Dibango – African Battle

    amf.didiermary.fr/manu-dibango

    Originally credited as Manu Dibango’s “African Battle” on the compilation, and later changed to “Soul Fiesta” on others (although it was the title of the A-side on a 7″ vinyl in 1975)… But the real track is “The Panther”, IMHO….

    All these tracks can be found on the same album: Africadelic. […]

    #70smusic #AfroFunk #Cameroon #Instrumental #ManuDibango

  18. Manu Dibango – African Battle

    amf.didiermary.fr/manu-dibango

    Originally credited as Manu Dibango’s “African Battle” on the compilation, and later changed to “Soul Fiesta” on others (although it was the title of the A-side on a 7″ vinyl in 1975)… But the real track is “The Panther”, IMHO….

    All these tracks can be found on the same album: Africadelic. […]

    #70smusic #AfroFunk #Cameroon #Instrumental #ManuDibango

  19. AfroFunk Beats (mixtape)

    amf.didiermary.fr/afrofunk-bea

    A mixtape compiling various AfroFunk Beats – Very upbeat, funky and positive vibes with lots of brass… […]

    #AfroFunk #Mixtape

  20. AfroFunk Beats (mixtape)

    amf.didiermary.fr/afrofunk-bea

    A mixtape compiling various AfroFunk Beats – Very upbeat, funky and positive vibes with lots of brass… […]

    #AfroFunk #Mixtape

  21. AfroFunk Beats (mixtape)

    amf.didiermary.fr/afrofunk-bea

    A mixtape compiling various AfroFunk Beats – Very upbeat, funky and positive vibes with lots of brass… […]

    #AfroFunk #Mixtape

  22. AfroFunk Beats (mixtape)

    amf.didiermary.fr/afrofunk-bea

    A mixtape compiling various AfroFunk Beats – Very upbeat, funky and positive vibes with lots of brass… […]

    #AfroFunk #Mixtape

  23. AfroFunk Beats (mixtape)

    amf.didiermary.fr/afrofunk-bea

    A mixtape compiling various AfroFunk Beats – Very upbeat, funky and positive vibes with lots of brass… […]

    #AfroFunk #Mixtape

  24. Rick Asikpo & Afro Fusion – Got To Be Me

    amf.didiermary.fr/rick-asikpo-

    The funkiest of Nigerian musicians? Mythical soul and boogie album recorded in Louisiana in 1981 by multi-instrumentalist Rick Asikpo when he was studying in Houston, Texas.

    Rick Asikpo started his musical career while studying in Houston, joining local Black Artist collective The People’s Workshop, before returning to Nigeria and releasing [...]

    #80smusic #AfroFunk #Nigeria #Soul

  25. Rick Asikpo & Afro Fusion – Got To Be Me

    amf.didiermary.fr/rick-asikpo-

    The funkiest of Nigerian musicians? Mythical soul and boogie album recorded in Louisiana in 1981 by multi-instrumentalist Rick Asikpo when he was studying in Houston, Texas.

    Rick Asikpo started his musical career while studying in Houston, joining local Black Artist collective The People’s Workshop, before returning to Nigeria and releasing [...]

    #80smusic #AfroFunk #Nigeria #Soul

  26. Rick Asikpo & Afro Fusion – Got To Be Me

    amf.didiermary.fr/rick-asikpo-

    The funkiest of Nigerian musicians? Mythical soul and boogie album recorded in Louisiana in 1981 by multi-instrumentalist Rick Asikpo when he was studying in Houston, Texas.

    Rick Asikpo started his musical career while studying in Houston, joining local Black Artist collective The People’s Workshop, before returning to Nigeria and releasing [...]

    #80smusic #AfroFunk #Nigeria #Soul

  27. Rick Asikpo & Afro Fusion – Got To Be Me

    amf.didiermary.fr/rick-asikpo-

    The funkiest of Nigerian musicians? Mythical soul and boogie album recorded in Louisiana in 1981 by multi-instrumentalist Rick Asikpo when he was studying in Houston, Texas.

    Rick Asikpo started his musical career while studying in Houston, joining local Black Artist collective The People’s Workshop, before returning to Nigeria and releasing [...]

    #80smusic #AfroFunk #Nigeria #Soul

  28. Rick Asikpo & Afro Fusion – Got To Be Me

    amf.didiermary.fr/rick-asikpo-

    The funkiest of Nigerian musicians? Mythical soul and boogie album recorded in Louisiana in 1981 by multi-instrumentalist Rick Asikpo when he was studying in Houston, Texas.

    Rick Asikpo started his musical career while studying in Houston, joining local Black Artist collective The People’s Workshop, before returning to Nigeria and releasing [...]

    #80smusic #AfroFunk #Nigeria #Soul

  29. BLK JKS & ALEKESAM – The Boy’s Doin’ It

    amf.didiermary.fr/blk-jks-alek

    Featuring Masekela’s son, Sal Masekela (aka ALEKESAM) and his nephew Selema, here’s an homage to the late musical icon Hugh Masekela, with a cover of his classic 1975 Afro-funk-rock “THE BOY’S DOIN’ IT!”

    #70smusic #AfroFunk #Cover #HughMasekela #SouthAfrica #AfroJazz

  30. BLK JKS & ALEKESAM – The Boy’s Doin’ It

    amf.didiermary.fr/blk-jks-alek

    Featuring Masekela’s son, Sal Masekela (aka ALEKESAM) and his nephew Selema, here’s an homage to the late musical icon Hugh Masekela, with a cover of his classic 1975 Afro-funk-rock “THE BOY’S DOIN’ IT!”

    #70smusic #AfroFunk #Cover #HughMasekela #SouthAfrica #AfroJazz

  31. BLK JKS & ALEKESAM – The Boy’s Doin’ It

    amf.didiermary.fr/blk-jks-alek

    Featuring Masekela’s son, Sal Masekela (aka ALEKESAM) and his nephew Selema, here’s an homage to the late musical icon Hugh Masekela, with a cover of his classic 1975 Afro-funk-rock “THE BOY’S DOIN’ IT!”

    #70smusic #AfroFunk #Cover #HughMasekela #SouthAfrica #AfroJazz

  32. BLK JKS & ALEKESAM – The Boy’s Doin’ It

    amf.didiermary.fr/blk-jks-alek

    Featuring Masekela’s son, Sal Masekela (aka ALEKESAM) and his nephew Selema, here’s an homage to the late musical icon Hugh Masekela, with a cover of his classic 1975 Afro-funk-rock “THE BOY’S DOIN’ IT!”

    #70smusic #AfroFunk #Cover #HughMasekela #SouthAfrica #AfroJazz

  33. BLK JKS & ALEKESAM – The Boy’s Doin’ It

    amf.didiermary.fr/blk-jks-alek

    Featuring Masekela’s son, Sal Masekela (aka ALEKESAM) and his nephew Selema, here’s an homage to the late musical icon Hugh Masekela, with a cover of his classic 1975 Afro-funk-rock “THE BOY’S DOIN’ IT!”

    #70smusic #AfroFunk #Cover #HughMasekela #SouthAfrica #AfroJazz

  34. Fela Kuti Feat. Roy Ayers – Music of many Colours

    amf.didiermary.fr/fela-kuti-fe

    Remastered version of Music of many Colours, available on black vinyl, after the rainbow vinyl was sold out.

    When Roy Ayers toured Nigeria with his band as the opening act for Fela and Egypt 80 (80s), Fela Kuti and Ayers became friends and got together for this album, mixing Afrobeat and Jazz-Funk.

    #AfroFunk #FelaKuti #Jazz #AfroBeat

  35. Fela Kuti Feat. Roy Ayers – Music of many Colours

    amf.didiermary.fr/fela-kuti-fe

    Remastered version of Music of many Colours, available on black vinyl, after the rainbow vinyl was sold out.

    When Roy Ayers toured Nigeria with his band as the opening act for Fela and Egypt 80 (80s), Fela Kuti and Ayers became friends and got together for this album, mixing Afrobeat and Jazz-Funk.

    #AfroFunk #FelaKuti #Jazz #AfroBeat

  36. Fela Kuti Feat. Roy Ayers – Music of many Colours

    amf.didiermary.fr/fela-kuti-fe

    Remastered version of Music of many Colours, available on black vinyl, after the rainbow vinyl was sold out.

    When Roy Ayers toured Nigeria with his band as the opening act for Fela and Egypt 80 (80s), Fela Kuti and Ayers became friends and got together for this album, mixing Afrobeat and Jazz-Funk.

    #AfroFunk #FelaKuti #Jazz #AfroBeat

  37. Fela Kuti Feat. Roy Ayers – Music of many Colours

    amf.didiermary.fr/fela-kuti-fe

    Remastered version of Music of many Colours, available on black vinyl, after the rainbow vinyl was sold out.

    When Roy Ayers toured Nigeria with his band as the opening act for Fela and Egypt 80 (80s), Fela Kuti and Ayers became friends and got together for this album, mixing Afrobeat and Jazz-Funk.

    #AfroFunk #FelaKuti #Jazz #AfroBeat

  38. Fela Kuti Feat. Roy Ayers – Music of many Colours

    amf.didiermary.fr/fela-kuti-fe

    Remastered version of Music of many Colours, available on black vinyl, after the rainbow vinyl was sold out.

    When Roy Ayers toured Nigeria with his band as the opening act for Fela and Egypt 80 (80s), Fela Kuti and Ayers became friends and got together for this album, mixing Afrobeat and Jazz-Funk.

    #AfroFunk #FelaKuti #Jazz #AfroBeat

  39. Old footage of Harari live

    amf.didiermary.fr/old-footage-

    Harari (“Lone Wanderer”) was a legendary Afro-Rock group founded in the late 60’s by Om Alec Khaoli, Selby Ntuli and Sipho Hotstix Mabuse.

    Through the years Harari supported many international acts on their tours of South Africa, including Percy Sledge, Timmy Thomas, Brook Benton, Wilson Pickett and Letta Mbulu.
    In 1980 they were featured on a […]

    #70smusic #AfroFunk #LiveMusic #Psychedelic #SouthAfrica

  40. Old footage of Harari live

    amf.didiermary.fr/old-footage-

    Harari (“Lone Wanderer”) was a legendary Afro-Rock group founded in the late 60’s by Om Alec Khaoli, Selby Ntuli and Sipho Hotstix Mabuse.

    Through the years Harari supported many international acts on their tours of South Africa, including Percy Sledge, Timmy Thomas, Brook Benton, Wilson Pickett and Letta Mbulu.
    In 1980 they were featured on a […]

    #70smusic #AfroFunk #LiveMusic #Psychedelic #SouthAfrica

  41. Old footage of Harari live

    amf.didiermary.fr/old-footage-

    Harari (“Lone Wanderer”) was a legendary Afro-Rock group founded in the late 60’s by Om Alec Khaoli, Selby Ntuli and Sipho Hotstix Mabuse.

    Through the years Harari supported many international acts on their tours of South Africa, including Percy Sledge, Timmy Thomas, Brook Benton, Wilson Pickett and Letta Mbulu.
    In 1980 they were featured on a […]

    #70smusic #AfroFunk #LiveMusic #Psychedelic #SouthAfrica