Rob -Funky Rob Way -Analog Africa CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

01. "Funky way"

02. "Forgive us all"

03. "Boogie on"

04. "Just one more time"

05. "Your kiss stole me away"

06. "More"

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Description:

Rob Roy Reindorf - Born in Accra in 1947 - (Although the back of the cover says that he was born in Abidjan which only adds to the mystic) was an admirer of American artists Otis Reading, James Brown, Wilson Pickett and Ray Charles. Despite early successes, a once-strong interest in Afrobeat slowed down by the early 1980s and Disco Boogie rapidly became the style label owners and music producers pursued. Rob had recorded a third album, entitled "Hellfire," licensed by Nigerian label Tabansi, who lost the original recording only to find it when the style Rob had shaped his career around was in decline. Making good money became a big problem, forcing the cosmic funk czar to travel to Germany and Sweden before returning to Accra to open his restaurant, the Chicken Pepper, where he can be found today. -

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AACD-DE002

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