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- Monday November 29, 2010
The best saxophones in central Africa, that's how they call Jean Serge Essous and Nino Malapet on this fine LP. They also claim to play the best African interpretation of 'the Peanut Vender", 'el Manicero', quite an assumption. I don't know if it's the best one but I love the guitars that play the basic[...]
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- Sunday August 6, 2023
We had us a bunch of Tchico albums over the years. His sound changed quite a bit since he first appeared in 1969 with Orchestre Manta Lokoka. On this 1990 record we hear firm soukous, very danceable stuff. Tchico's 'Golden Voice' remained indestructible. Not only his voice was golden as shown on the front cover.[...]
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- Thursday March 24, 2022
Always a pleasure to listen to the legendary 'Les Bantous de la Capitale'. We find a number of great musicians on this album, Pamelo Mounk'a, Kosmos Moutouari, Nino Malapet, jean Serge Essous, Celestin N'Kouka, Samba Mascot & Passy Mermans among others. Despite the 'Ave Maria' I think it is a decent record. Quite some albums[...]
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- Thursday February 8, 2018
Een beetje twist, Congolese rumba, guapacha en cha cha, de jongens van Les Bantous waren er allemaal in thuis. Met de grote Jean Essous, Nino malapet en Papa Noël. Heerlijk stukje 1975 gerealiseerd door Gilles Sala, genieten dus.. Some twist, some Congolese rumba, guapacha and cha cha, the boys from Les Bantous knew what they[...]
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- Saturday November 12, 2016
Herrinner je je die andere elpee van Samba Mascott, wat een juweeltje was dat. Vond jij dat ook ? Luister dan zeker ook naar deze. Helaas heeft hij wel wat achtergrond geluiden maar dit is een zeldzaam plaatje dat je niet snel in betere kwaliteit zult vinden. Met M'Passy Jo, Tino Muinka, Kabako L. en[...]
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- Monday September 7, 2015
Goodmorning groovers, it's been some time since we've seen them here. Les Bantous de la Capitale had quite some albums passing by over the years. The one we have today is a Congolese pressing on Socodi ( societé Congolaise du Disque ) which we hadn't seen so far. It contains some good songs and some,[...]
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- Sunday May 5, 2013
Hello Groovers around the Globe, at the 6th of May we celebrate our 5th anniversary already. Time sure flies. Unfortunately we are not yet in the opportunity to launch the new and independent GG, other work ( the one that keeps things running ) keeps coming in between. Ready or not, that can't spoil the[...]
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- Wednesday February 8, 2012
Despite all tragic happenings in the past weeks I am also happy that we can still go on doing what we did. I wonder if our buddies Owl and Nauma are okay. Didn't hear a word of them anymore. Leave us a message guys. Meantime, a little reward for all our determination and patience. This[...]
Flexibleat 9:34 PM - Tuesday December 7, 2010
Last week, when I posted Essous and Nino and read they feel their version of El Manicero is the best African one, I got this idea. I made a collector with 15 versions of the song. I am sure you can come up with loads of versions I did not use, there are so many[...]
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- Tuesday May 11, 2010
Hearing and seeing this album by Les Bantous de la Capitale, makes me think of the 'african' label. The way the label is built up, orange background, the numbering, 360.118, and how it is positioned. Maybe you can tell me Bo, isn't this the missing 360.118 in your african list? I may be completely wrong[...]
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- Saturday January 16, 2010
I quote 'World Music, The Rough Guide' ; "The Congolese music scene really came alive in 1953 with the inauguration of African Jazz, the first full-time recording and performing orchestra, led by Joseph 'Le Grand Kalle' Kabassele." The acknowledged 'father of Congolese Rumba' started his musical career as a 19 year old in 1949, having[...]
Flexibleat 3:49 PM - Wednesday January 13, 2010
Now this is what I would call Rumba Congolesa. In african's great series Les Merveilles du Passé, this beautyful collector with songs from 1963. It contains three songs from the hand of Essou, who just recently passed away, RIP. Other songs by Jojo, Papa Noël, Nino Malapet and Kouka Celestin. If african opens up a[...]
Flexibleat 8:06 PM - Saturday May 30, 2009
Somewhere during the 60's, an early member of OK Jazz, Jean Serge Essous and Nino Malapet, also saxplayer, started up a bigband Congolese style. Les Bantous de la Capitale, with Papa Noel, Brazzos among others who joined Franco's Band in Kinshasa later. Did you know the 'OK' in OK Jazz stands for Orchestre Kinois ?,[...]
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- Sunday September 15, 2024
Not much to find on this album, no year of release for instance. It is said to be a compilation record. The vinyl looks clean, but sounds a bit dusty. Jean Serge Essous appears here with les Bantous de la Capitale. Part from the (pity) noise we find a bunch of very nice songs, enjoy[...]
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