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  1. Dollar Brand – The Children of Africa

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    The Children of Africa (aka Banyana) by Abdullah Ibrahim (Dollar Brand), recorded in NYC and released in 1976. [...]

    #AbdullahIbrahim #FullAlbum #Jazz #SouthAfrica #Vinyl #AfroJazz

  2. Dollar Brand – The Children of Africa

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    The Children of Africa (aka Banyana) by Abdullah Ibrahim (Dollar Brand), recorded in NYC and released in 1976. [...]

    #AbdullahIbrahim #FullAlbum #Jazz #SouthAfrica #Vinyl #AfroJazz

  3. Dollar Brand – The Children of Africa

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    The Children of Africa (aka Banyana) by Abdullah Ibrahim (Dollar Brand), recorded in NYC and released in 1976. [...]

    #AbdullahIbrahim #FullAlbum #Jazz #SouthAfrica #Vinyl #AfroJazz

  4. Dollar Brand – The Children of Africa

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    The Children of Africa (aka Banyana) by Abdullah Ibrahim (Dollar Brand), recorded in NYC and released in 1976. [...]

    #AbdullahIbrahim #FullAlbum #Jazz #SouthAfrica #Vinyl #AfroJazz

  5. Dollar Brand – The Children of Africa

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    The Children of Africa (aka Banyana) by Abdullah Ibrahim (Dollar Brand), recorded in NYC and released in 1976. [...]

    #AbdullahIbrahim #FullAlbum #Jazz #SouthAfrica #Vinyl #AfroJazz

  6. Highlife Time

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    “Highlife Time – Nigerian and Ghanaian Sound from the 60s and Early 70s” a 2xCD or 2xLP compilation by Vampi Soul.

    Highlife, dance music played mostly in Ghana and Nigeria, represents one of the century’s first fusions of African roots and western music, and before 1970 it ruled dancefloors across much of West Africa. […]

    #60smusic #70smusic #FullAlbum #Ghana #Highlife #Nigeria #OldAfricanMusic

  7. The Indestructible Beat of Soweto

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    The Indestructible Beat of Soweto is a compilation album released in 1985, featuring twelve tracks by artists from South Africa. The sleeve notes state that all songs are in the mbaqanga style, a guitar-based style popular at the time in the townships of Johannesburg and Durban, but the tracks actually cover four different styles, mbaqanga, […]

    #80smusic #Compilation #FullAlbum #Mbaqanga #SouthAfrica

  8. The Indestructible Beat of Soweto

    amf.didiermary.fr/indestructib

    The Indestructible Beat of Soweto is a compilation album released in 1985, featuring twelve tracks by artists from South Africa. The sleeve notes state that all songs are in the mbaqanga style, a guitar-based style popular at the time in the townships of Johannesburg and Durban, but the tracks actually cover four different styles, mbaqanga, […]

    #80smusic #Compilation #FullAlbum #Mbaqanga #SouthAfrica

  9. The Indestructible Beat of Soweto

    amf.didiermary.fr/indestructib

    The Indestructible Beat of Soweto is a compilation album released in 1985, featuring twelve tracks by artists from South Africa. The sleeve notes state that all songs are in the mbaqanga style, a guitar-based style popular at the time in the townships of Johannesburg and Durban, but the tracks actually cover four different styles, mbaqanga, […]

    #80smusic #Compilation #FullAlbum #Mbaqanga #SouthAfrica

  10. The Indestructible Beat of Soweto

    amf.didiermary.fr/indestructib

    The Indestructible Beat of Soweto is a compilation album released in 1985, featuring twelve tracks by artists from South Africa. The sleeve notes state that all songs are in the mbaqanga style, a guitar-based style popular at the time in the townships of Johannesburg and Durban, but the tracks actually cover four different styles, mbaqanga, […]

    #80smusic #Compilation #FullAlbum #Mbaqanga #SouthAfrica

  11. The Indestructible Beat of Soweto

    amf.didiermary.fr/indestructib

    The Indestructible Beat of Soweto is a compilation album released in 1985, featuring twelve tracks by artists from South Africa. The sleeve notes state that all songs are in the mbaqanga style, a guitar-based style popular at the time in the townships of Johannesburg and Durban, but the tracks actually cover four different styles, mbaqanga, […]

    #80smusic #Compilation #FullAlbum #Mbaqanga #SouthAfrica

  12. Ali Chukus and His Peace Makers Dance Band

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    Ali Chukwuma, under the nickname “Ali Chukus,” probably for his first album with the Peace Makers Dance Band in 1975. […]

    #70smusic #FullAlbum #Highlife #Nigeria #Vinyl #OldAfricanMusic

  13. Kokoroko – Could We Be More

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    “Could We Be More” is an expansive and ambitious album that speaks to the force of Kokoroko.
    Each song possesses the energy which so naturally underpins the heartbeat of Kokoroko’s identity – deftly moving through afrobeat, highlife, soul, and funk across the album’s 15 tracks and taking inspiration from a plethora of other influences from within […]

    #FullAlbum #Jazz #LiveMusic

  14. Les Tambours de Brazza

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    Le magnifique son des Tambours de Brazza sur l’album “Congo Drums” en 1996.

    Quatorze percussionnistes congolais créent un fabuleux voyage à travers les rites les plus profonds de l’Afrique centrale. Un enregistrement remarquable ! Créé en 1991 sous la direction artistique d’Émile Biayenda, le groupe allie tradition et modernité, offrant des rythmes de toute […]

    #Congo #Drums #FullAlbum

  15. Gasper Lawal – Ajomasé

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    “Ajomasé,” originally released in 1980 on his own label CAP, is the groundbreaking debut album by legendary Nigerian percussionist Gasper Lawal.
    Mixing traditional Nigerian percussions, Rock & Jazz, he starts working on his own compositions in 1976, in his spare time or when he can access a studio, with the best musicians available [...]

    #70smusic #80smusic #FullAlbum #Jazz #Nigeria #Psychedelic #Rock #AfroJazz

  16. Africa Funk – The Original Sound of 70’s

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    Both these Africa Funk compilations collect African music from many artists’ standout tracks to make you dance till the end of night… No contest, some are clear dance floor fillers if your audience is ready…

    #70smusic #AfroFunk #Compilation #FullAlbum #OldAfricanMusic

  17. Dr Victor Olaiya & his All-Stars

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    Dr Victor Olaiya is considered the bridge between Ghanaian Highlife and what would become Afrobeat.

    His musical style was influenced by James Brown, with horn parts harmonized in Brown’s style, as opposed to the mostly unison lines of Afrobeat. The music includes the swinging percussion of Tony Allen, but not the syncopated style that [...]

    #60smusic #70smusic #AfroFunk #FullAlbum #Highlife #Nigeria

  18. Mulatu Astatke – Sketches of Ethiopia

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    Sketches of Ethiopia is the first internationally distributed studio album by Ethiopian musician, composer, and arranger Mulatu Astatke, released in 2013.

    The album’s closing track is “Surma”, a collaboration with the Malian singer Fatoumata Diawara, who co-wrote the song with Astatke.

    #Ethiojazz #Ethiopia #FullAlbum #Jazz #Mali #MulatuAstatké

  19. Dur-Dur Band

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    The first studio album of its kind since the golden days of Mogadishu came to a halt three decades ago. Glamorous discos and beachfront stages disappeared as the city was bombed to the ground. Like a sleeping giant patiently awaiting its revival, we can finally hear a new recording by the living representatives of that […]

    #Compilation #FullAlbum #LiveMusic #Somalia

  20. Newen Afrobeat, Chilean collective

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    The Chilean collective Newen Afrobeat gets inspiration from Fela’s music and activism.

    In Chile, or rather, in all of South America, there’s no real information about Africa. There is a lot of ignorance about that big continent that has a lot of different cultures, but we just think of it as “Africa.” Like it’s just […]

    #Chile #FelaKuti #FullAlbum #AfroBeat

  21. Youssou et Super Etoile de Dakar – Show !!!

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    A live show recorded in Abidjan, from a vinyl self released in 1983, with Youssou N’Dour et Le Super Etoile de Dakar.

    See also: 2 compilations released in 2010 – Etoile de Dakar featuring Youssou N’Dour – Once Upon A Time In Senegal – The Birth Of Mbalax 1979-1981

    #80smusic #FullAlbum #LiveMusic #Mbalax #Sénégal #Vinyl #YoussouNDour #OldAfricanMusic

  22. Manu Dibango (1971)

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    The second album by Cameroonian saxophonist Manu Dibango on the Fiesta label, with strong Latin influences and Jo Tongo on guitars.

    This album contains a cover of Bebey’s Idiba and the first version of Senga, later revisited in the US album “Makossa Man.”

    #70smusic #Cameroon #FullAlbum #ManuDibango #OldAfricanMusic

  23. Djeli Moussa Diawara – Yékéké (Paris 2010)

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    Following the remastered version of “Yasimika (Abidjan 1982)”, “Yékéké (Paris 2010)” contains 9 tracks, recorded a few years before the release of this album, but never officially published.

    It also contains new recordings of his 4 original songs from 1982, reworked in a studio in Paris with Guinean musicians. […]

    #FullAlbum #Guinea #Kora #Manding

  24. Débruit & Alsarah – Aljawal (الجوال)

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    Aljawal (The Traveller) is a modern, haunting take on Sudanese music heard through the sonic lens of French artist & producer, Débruit and the poetic, ethereal lyrics and melodies of Sudanese-born singer Alsarah.

    Débruit is a musical explorer who imagines alternate worlds and the way they’d sound. He plays with time and disparate sounds [...]

    #FullAlbum #Sudan #Electro

  25. Sisonke Xonti – uGaba the Migration

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    Saxophonist and composer Sisonke Xonti, winner of South Africa’s 2020 Standard Bank Young Artist Award for Jazz, released “uGaba the Migration” in 2020, that includes a four-part “Migration Suite”, exploring rural and urban identity and the perilous spiritual journey from homeland to the global village.

    #FullAlbum #Jazz #SouthAfrica

  26. Super Negro Bantous

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    Despite their Congolese-sounding name, Super Negro Bantous were a renowned Igbo band led by Elah Elvis, recording at least seven albums for Rogers All Stars while combining highlife, soukous and folk music.

    The four songs on this self-titled album are sung in Pidgin English. [...]

    #70smusic #FullAlbum #Highlife #Nigeria #Soukous #Vinyl #OldAfricanMusic

  27. K. Frimpong and his Cubanos Fiesta – Me Da A Ɔnnda

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    Me Da A Ɔnnda is a classic and essential Hi-Life & Afro Funk album from one of the greatest Ghanaian singer and composer, recorded in 1980 by the legendary K. Frimpong and his Cubanos Fiesta band.

    K . Frimpong was born on July 22nd, 1939 at Ofoase in the Ashanti – Akim district and entered right […]

    #80smusic #AfroFunk #FullAlbum #Ghana #Highlife #OldAfricanMusic

  28. Seun Kuti and Black Thought remix

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    Nigerian musician Seun Kuti and HipHop veteran Black Thought (head of legendary band The Roots) teamed again for a new remix EP African Dreams, that includes 3 tracks, after the release of “Kuku Kee Me (Remix).”

    “This EP is something new. I don’t think that something like this has been done before,” the son […]

    #FullAlbum #Nigeria #Remixed #AfroBeat #Rap #HipHop

  29. Mulatu Astatke & Black Jesus Experience

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    The legendary Mulatu Astatke blends his Ethio-jazz with the Melbourne-based group Black Jesus Experience‘s grooves on the 9-track album “To Know Without Knowing” in 2020.

    #Ethiojazz #Ethiopia #FullAlbum #MulatuAstatké #AfroJazz

  30. Mulatu Astatke & Black Jesus Experience – Cradle Of Humanity

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    Cradle Of Humanity features Mulatu Astatke, the Father Of Ethiojazz, in collaboration with Australian musical collective Black Jesus Experience.

    Cradle Of Humanity is the funkified product of seven years of performances together around the world, brought to fruition in studios in [...]

    #Ethiojazz #Ethiopia #FullAlbum #Jazz #MulatuAstatké #AfroJazz

  31. Sunny Ade & his African Beats – Syncro System Movement

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    The original “Vol.12 – Syncro System Movement” is a vinyl LP from 1974, reissued in 1983. Not to be confused with “Synchro System” (see below), the 5th track on the eponym album, released in 1983. […]

    #70smusic #FullAlbum #JùjúMusic #Nigeria

  32. Gilles Gnonnas – La musica en vérité (2013)

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    Gilles Gnonnas singing “La musica en vérité”, a song by his father Gnonnas Pedro, in Cotonou in 2013 (@ CCF).

    An awesome Afro Latin track with deep lyrics from the Beninese King of African Salsa, Gnonnan Sossou Pierre Kouassivi, better known as Gnonnas Pedro. […]

    #Bénin #Cuba #FullAlbum #GnonnasPedro #LiveMusic #Salsa

  33. Gilles Gnonnas – La musica en vérité (2013)

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    Gilles Gnonnas singing “La musica en vérité”, a song by his father Gnonnas Pedro, in Cotonou in 2013 (@ CCF).

    An awesome Afro Latin track with deep lyrics from the Beninese King of African Salsa, Gnonnan Sossou Pierre Kouassivi, better known as Gnonnas Pedro. […]

    #Bénin #Cuba #FullAlbum #GnonnasPedro #LiveMusic #Salsa

  34. Gilles Gnonnas – La musica en vérité (2013)

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    Gilles Gnonnas singing “La musica en vérité”, a song by his father Gnonnas Pedro, in Cotonou in 2013 (@ CCF).

    An awesome Afro Latin track with deep lyrics from the Beninese King of African Salsa, Gnonnan Sossou Pierre Kouassivi, better known as Gnonnas Pedro. […]

    #Bénin #Cuba #FullAlbum #GnonnasPedro #LiveMusic #Salsa

  35. Gilles Gnonnas – La musica en vérité (2013)

    amf.didiermary.fr/gilles-gnonn

    Gilles Gnonnas singing “La musica en vérité”, a song by his father Gnonnas Pedro, in Cotonou in 2013 (@ CCF).

    An awesome Afro Latin track with deep lyrics from the Beninese King of African Salsa, Gnonnan Sossou Pierre Kouassivi, better known as Gnonnas Pedro. […]

    #Bénin #Cuba #FullAlbum #GnonnasPedro #LiveMusic #Salsa

  36. Gilles Gnonnas – La musica en vérité (2013)

    amf.didiermary.fr/gilles-gnonn

    Gilles Gnonnas singing “La musica en vérité”, a song by his father Gnonnas Pedro, in Cotonou in 2013 (@ CCF).

    An awesome Afro Latin track with deep lyrics from the Beninese King of African Salsa, Gnonnan Sossou Pierre Kouassivi, better known as Gnonnas Pedro. […]

    #Bénin #Cuba #FullAlbum #GnonnasPedro #LiveMusic #Salsa