bembeya jazz national @ 45tours
complete syliphone singles 1968-73
01 République Guinée (1968)
02 Sabor de Guajira (1968)
03 Armée Guinéenne (1968)
04 Net a Sec (1968)
05 Minuit (1969)
06 Guantanamera-Seyni (1969)
07 N'Wato M'Barale (1969)
08 Montuno de la Sierra (1969)
09 Waraba (1970)
10 N'Borin (1970)
11 Bembeyako (1970)
12 Dagna (1970)
13 Festival National (1971)
14 Doni Doni (1971)
15 Camara Mousso (1971)
16 Wouloukoro (1971)
17 Lefa (1971)
18 Bembeya (1971)
19 Kouledegbe (1973)
20 N'Diamono (1973)
21/2 Super Tentemba 1 & 2 (1973)
23 Bembeya (1973)
24 Ilé N'Yarabi (1973)
25 Mami Wata (1973)
26 Whiskey Soda (1973)
27 Sénero (1973)
28 Alalaké (1973)
cd @ various bitrates, mostly 320vbr
10 comments:
Thank you very much, when I unzipped there are 2 songs missing, nr 4 and 6.
So much good music in this blog, that I don't really miss them, but I do
Richard
Ooops! Digital voodoo at work. Thanks for letting me know. File has been fixed, sorry for the screw up.
Thank you for this, and Viva Mediafire for making it pain-free.
I have thoroughly enjoyed the previous installments of the "@45 Tours" series; many thanks, in advance, for this!
Wonderful! Many, many thanks for this and for all the SYL gems you have posted.
I rechecked my mp3 files, and they were all converted together, so I don't know what kind of cyber voodoo is plaguing you right now.
That was a very quick response....
I have no idea why those tracks wouldn't drag to my roxio program - but they worked fine using windows media player instead - no problem!
Thanks again for a terrific compilation!
Many thanks reservatory - and again many thanks for the Television - Arrow from many moons ago. Just to let you and readers know: my download failed to include tracks 21 and 22 (but the others are great!), and the commemorative album by BJN has been posted here:
http://globalgroovers.blogspot.com/2011/07/bembeya-jazz-national-special-recueil.html
Cheers and thanks again, Dave Sez.
Thanks for the thanks. I tried a download and everything came through OK. There may be some confusion as tracks 21 & 22 are actually one long one...
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