Monday, December 05, 2011

 

Ndiogou Seck—Tarou





Face A
Lupaa-Lup-Samba
Coow-li (Lang)
Interesse +

Face B
Yaama NDiaye
Xoox-yi
Bari-Jom

Man. This tape is killing me today. Senegalese mbalax-ish style acoustic music with amazing choir vocal responses back by beautifully produced ensemble of drums and massive torso-sized kalimba. Enjoy.

Permalink | posted by Brian Shimkovitz @ 3:00 AM
Comments:
Not a kalimba is a Gongomá, built with old saw blades.
Permalink | posted by Blogger NGONI : 12:06 PM, December 05, 2011
 
Thanks Ngoni! I figured SOMEONE must know the actual name of this instrument :)
Permalink | posted by Blogger Brian Shimkovitz : 12:20 PM, December 05, 2011
 
thanks for thinking of us acousticats. different strokes for different folks, this is my thing. happy vibes, sharing is caring. love...
Permalink | posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 11:00 PM, December 06, 2011
 
This is a very good example of "taasu" and I love it! Neekh na, saf sap sapparallllll!
Permalink | posted by Anonymous Abdulwadud Louws : 7:30 AM, December 07, 2011
 
It's a pity that A1 has been faded out. Way too short! Is the fade-out also on the cassette?
Permalink | posted by Anonymous Abdulwadud Louws : 8:17 AM, December 07, 2011
 
This tape is a lot of fun.

THANK YOU.
Permalink | posted by Blogger JamesL : 3:09 PM, December 07, 2011
 
This is great. Big Thanks!!
Permalink | posted by Blogger Goofy : 12:42 PM, December 09, 2011
 
does someone know in which year it was released?? thanks a lot
Permalink | posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 7:35 AM, January 21, 2012
 
I adore this!
Thank you SO much for sharing all this amazing jewels!
Permalink | posted by Anonymous Gasguess : 4:10 PM, April 24, 2012
 
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