And His Dead Palm-Wine Tapster in the Dead's Town
Two hours of music from and inspired by the African continent.
24 different acts in this show, here is some information about some of them:
Duo Ouro Negro:
AKA The Black Gold was an Angolese kwela duo. Kwela being street music drawing from jazz, skiffle and traditional South African roots punctuated by flutes and penny whistles. The group formed in 1959 and by the mid-sixties their type of music had become latest fashion. They soon extended their popularity into Europe where their style caught on by being a novel alternative to the pop music there. By the 70's they had toured in North and South America solidifying themselves as an international act.
Countries represented: Angola, Niger, Zambia, Nigeria, Algeria, Mali, Kenya, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Senegal, Zimbabwe, Ghana, South Africa, France, Jamaica, England, Brazil, USA, Turkey.
- 6:02pm Karadeniz Dalgari [Black Sea Waves] by Okay Temiz / Johnny Dyani on Witchdoctor's Son (Matsuli Music), 1976
- 6:02pm Blackground by Duo Ouro Negro on Blackground (Columbia), 1972
- 6:07pm Yemanja by Duo Ouro Negro on Blackground (Columbia), 1972
- 6:10pm Dia Ngo Ué by Ruy Mingas on Africa Negra (Companhia Nacional De Música), 1977
- 6:13pm Mu Cinkola by Ruy Mingas on Africa Negra (Companhia Nacional De Música), 1977
- 6:15pm Dekhinni by Duo Ouro Negro Com Sivuca on Africanissimo (Columbia), 1969
- 6:17pm Dig It Cool by The Inne Laws on Nzimande Soul Music (CBS), 1969
- 6:20pm Psychedelic Baby by Akido on Akido (Mercury), 1972
- 6:23pm Love Is The Only Way by Rikki Ililonga on Love, Peace & Poetry - African Psychedelic Music (Q.D.K. Media), 1976
- 6:28pm The Feast Dance by Chaino & His African Percussion Safari on Jungle Echoes (Omega Disk), 1959
- 6:29pm Happy Song by Akido on Akido (Mercury), 1972
- 6:34pm Subway Soul by The Inne Laws on Nzimande Soul Music (CBS), 1969
- 6:37pm Facia by Zani Diabaté Et Le Super Djata Band on Zani Diabaté Et Le Super Djata Band (Mango), 1985
- 6:41pm N' Vula by Duo Ouro Negro on Blackground (Columbia), 1972
- 6:44pm Niko Mchumba Ngombe by Phil Ochs and Dijiba-Bukasa on American Troubadour (A&M Records), 1973
- 6:47pm Africa Bola Ngombi by Kale-Roger on Surboum African Jazz N°5 (Disques Decca), 1961
- 6:50pm Ansari by Tartit on Abacabok (Crammed Discs), 2006
- 6:55pm Tiger's Skip by Tony Allen on Film Of Life (Jazz Village), 2014
- 6:59pm Bwatue by Phil Ochs and Dijiba-Bukasa on American Troubadour (A&M Records), 1973
- 7:02pm Sarura Wako by Stella Rambisai Chiweshe on Ambuya? (Shanachie), 1987
- 7:06pm The Seventh House by Mack Sigis Porter on Love, Peace & Poetry - African Psychedelic Music (Q.D.K. Media), 1972
- 7:09pm Gone With Yesterday by Akido on Akido (Mercury), 1972
- 7:13pm Jeviñelo by West African Cosmos on West African Cosmos Et Umbañ U Kset (CBS), 1976
- 7:17pm Inner Feeling Of A Man by The Inne Laws on Nzimande Soul Music (CBS), 1969
- 7:20pm Allah Wakkbar by Ofo The Black Company on Allah Wakkbar / Beautiful Daddy (Decca), 1972
- 7:23pm A Madman's Cry by Otis Waygood on Love, Peace & Poetry - African Psychedelic Music (Q.D.K. Media)
- 7:28pm Ku Mi Da Hankan by The Elcados on Nigeria Rock Special: Psychedelic Afro-Rock And Fuzz Funk In 1970s Nigeria (Soundway), 1973
- 7:33pm Time To Face The Sun by Blo on Love, Peace & Poetry - African Psychedelic Music (Q.D.K. Media), 1973
- 7:37pm Nuba by Brother Ah on Move Ever Onward (Manufactured Recordings), 1975
- 7:42pm Wedding Song by Unknown Moraccan Musicians on Passion - Sources (Real World Records)
- 7:45pm Akudonno by Saka Acquaye And His African Ensemble on Gold Coast Saturday Night (Elektra), 1959
- 7:47pm Tejbeit by Unknown Ethiopian Musicians on Passion - Sources (Real World Records)
- 7:50pm Jeanette by Louis "Sabu" Martinez on Safari With Sabu (Vik), 1958