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Freddy de Majunga

Among Paris’ top studio room music artists, de Majunga can be an accomplished key pad player and isn’t actually from Zaire or the Antilles, because so many Parisian soukous music artists are. His single breakthrough emerged in 1990.

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Admiral Dele Abiodun

“Admiral” Dele Abiodun has already established a reliable music career of around 20 years. Being a vocalist, composer and guitarist, Abiodun is known as to be one of the better juju music artists. He began his music profession at a age, falling out of college and shifting to Ghana to …

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Kantata

This Berlin-based group came together as George Darko’s fell apart, plus they both provide a similar danceable highlife music. Their solitary “Slim Woman” was a big strike back their indigenous Ghana.

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Maulidi & Musical Party

Using its dance-inspiring mixture of Swahili tarabu and chakacha and Indian film pop, Maulidi and Music Party was perhaps one of the most popular bands in Kenya through the 1970s and ’80s. Led by previous Zein Musical Party vocalist Maulidi Juma and bandmaster/keyboardist Mohamed Adio Shigoo, the group was frequently …

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Miriam Backhouse

Created in Lewes, U.K., traditional folksinger Miriam Backhouse got her professional start the English folk golf club circuit in the middle-’70s, and released a single LP, the Saffron Summerfield-produced A Gypsy With out a Street, in 1977, as well as the album is becoming an underground English folk classic on …

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The African Brothers Band

Ghana’s African Brothers Music group offers thrived and survived through three years of sociable and political changeover and turmoil throughout their homeland. They possess reigned supreme atop the highlife hierarchy nearly since their inception. They’re presently led by Nana Kwame Ampadu the 3rd, and record at Ambassador studios in Kumasi. …

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Sidiki Diabaté Sr.

Diabaté was a creator and person in the Instrumental Outfit of Mali and is known as Mali’s greatest kora participant. His ensemble was created for any 1987 BBC radio documentary.

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Ivory’s

Folk trio from Mali takes on acoustic music through the Manding cultural group on kora (harp) and balafons (wooden xylophones). Basic, powerfully shifting music.

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Rail Band

Produced in 1970 and funded by Mali’s Ministry of Information, the Rail Group was the very best big group in the united states for a while. These were (but still are) the home band on the Buffet de La Gare in Bamako, acquiring traditional equipment and music and tailoring them …

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