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 01. "Wumbanzanga" 02. "Thin Legs" 03. "Mama na bana" 04. "Makembe" 05. "Fula fula" 06. "Guiyome" 07. "Konono wa wa wa" 08. "Nakobala lisusu te"
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Again Recorded In Kinsjasa |
| | Beschreibung: | Runningtime: 00:00:00, Art Direction: Hanna Gorjaczkowska, Bass Guitar: Duki Makumbu, Coordinator [Coordination In Kinshasa]: Aharon Matondo, Design [Graphic Design]: McCloud Zicmuse, Drums: Vincent Visi, Management: Michel Winter, Management: Mukalo Production, Mastered By: Alan Ward, Mbira [Bass Likembe]: Antoine Ndombele, Mbira [Likembe]: Makonda Mbuta, Mbira [Likembe], Vocals: Mawangu Makuntima, Mbira [Likembe], Vocals, Percussion: Mawangu Mingiedi, Percussion, Tam-tam: Ndofusu Mbiyavanga, Photography By [All]: Vincent Kenis, Photography By [Group]: Pieter Hugo, Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By: Vincent Kenis, Vocals: Pauline Mbuka Nsiala, Vocals, Mbira [Bass Likembe]: Menga Waku, Guitar: Nzila Mabasukisa, Vocals: Ewing Sima, Written-By: Pauline Mbuka Nsiala, Written-By: Menga Waku, Guitar: Nzila Mabasukisa, Mbira [Bass Likembe]: Mbuyamba Nyunyi, Mbira [Likembe]: Kabongo Tshisense, Mbira [Likembe]: Kalenga Ditu, Vocals: Ewing Sima, Written-By: Mawangu Makuntima, Guitar: Felix Manuaku, Guitar: Vincent Kenis, Vocals: Ewing Sima, Written-By: Mawangu Mingiedi, Written-By: Mawangu Makuntima, Written-By: Menga Waku, Guitar: Nzila Mabasukisa, Vocals: Ewing Sima, Written-By: Mawangu Mingiedi, Written-By: Mawangu Mingiedi, Labelcode 05948532 (craw 60), Made By Sony DADC, Recorded At Ndjili Quartier Nº1, Recorded At Halle De La Gombe, Mixed At Studio XXL, Mastered At Electric City (2), Published By Les Editions De La Bascule, Published By Strictly Confidential (2), Phonographic Copyright (p) Crammed Discs, Copyright (c) Crammed Discs | | | Herstellernummer: |
05948532 |
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|  | Chris Martins - 29.06.2010  It’s been six years since the world met Konono N°1, the Congolese thumb-piano posse that uses jury-rigged junkyard salvage to amplify its intensely rh...
| | | Richard Elliott - 10.06.2010 It may be a sign that Konono No. 1 have made their mark on the international musical consciousness that no introduction or attempt to explain the grou...
| | Douglas Wolk - 10.06.2010  The earliest circulating recording of Konono No. 1 is "Mungua-Mungua", a half-hour-long live jam that was taped in 1978. Aside from its rudimentary so...
| | | Bill Meyer - 07.06.2010 Five years ago, the FatCat label paired the Congolese ensemble Konono No. 1 and the Dead C on a 12? EP. By doing so, they emphasized the group?s noisi...
| | | Hannah Gregory - 26.05.2010 The band was founded some forty years ago by Mingiedi, a virtuoso of the likembé, who, upon arriving in the Congolese capital from the Bazombo area on...
| | Richard Gehr - 24.05.2010  Four tracks into this Kinshasa institution's second album since the 1960s, founder Mingiedi Mawangu's solo is interrupted by the alarming thud of a br...
| | | Andrew Perry - 14.05.2010 Assume Crash Position ...
| | | Robin Denselow - 13.05.2010 Don't be put off by the title. UNITE may stand for the somewhat solemn and academic-sounding Urban Native Integrated Traditions of Europe, but this is...
| | | Louis Pattison - 12.05.2010 The West still has a tendency to evaluate music from Africa in slightly condescending terms – witness how anything rhythmic or percussion-led is so of...
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