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Nako kechwa, nako pudwave Mamo na kayo, tongo na bandarungwa She teteo, pension na bandarungwa Oyanga na kaye, sonki na tuniyo Nabazuwa, sheri, nako pudwave Nalinga kayo, yonko sakangai Ba kamara do, ba yebili, solo mama
Oh, yeah.
I say kakangai bastard toleika Na motema loko lana pimwawe Na yagana yo mama osiriki Na koko fao nani loba na mongongo Na lingaka yo mama na lingaka yo Mwasi na linga na motema Atinga pembenye Ako sakangan na bazuwa Ako sakanga yo Ata nasani Aka bae Eee Eee Mitakufa bule Nayanga nayem Asinikio Eee Eee Mitafanya ninyo Ngayko kondane Yala mulwe Eee Eee Nisumu
yadamo Yeah Yeah
Mwasi na linga na motema.
Atinga pemenyo, akosa kangay, nabazuwa.
Marivo ya buleo, motema naye, akaba.
Atinga pemenyo, akosa kangay, nabazuwa.
Me ta kufa boleu, tayanga naye, asini kiyo.
Eh, eh, me ta fanya ninyo, ngay kukondane, yalamorwe.
Eh,
eh, liso mo yadamo.
All right, buddy.
Thank you.
That's from way back when a really great LP under Nino Malapet and Esus, the sax players for Les Bantus, and that's called Meilleur Saxes d'Afrique Centrale from around 1972.
It's got some great stuff.
That's originally the first track on side A called Potpourri sur le passé.
I'm not sure about that.
Anyway, it's a potpourri.
It's a medley, a bunch of different tunes you can tell.
Bontus by the early 70s were way away from the original Afro-Cuban roots, but you can still...
You can still feel it in the groove there.
I'll probably play a little something else from that same LP here in a little bit, which is solidly in the Afro-Cuban genre.
Nako kechwa, nako pudwave Mamo na kayo, tongo na bandarungwa She teteo, pension na bandarungwa Oyanga na kaye, sonki na tuniyo Nabazuwa, sheri, nako pudwave Nalinga kayo, yonko sakangai Ba kamara do, ba yebili, solo mama
Oh, yeah.
I say kakangai bastard toleika Na motema loko lana pimwawe Na yagana yo mama osiriki Na koko fao nani loba na mongongo Na lingaka yo mama na lingaka yo Mwasi na linga na motema Atinga pembenye Ako sakangan na bazuwa Ako sakanga yo Ata nasani Aka bae Eee Eee Mitakufa bule Nayanga nayem Asinikio Eee Eee Mitafanya ninyo Ngayko kondane Yala mulwe Eee Eee Nisumu
yadamo Yeah Yeah
Mwasi na linga na motema.
Atinga pemenyo, akosa kangay, nabazuwa.
Marivo ya buleo, motema naye, akaba.
Atinga pemenyo, akosa kangay, nabazuwa.
Me ta kufa boleu, tayanga naye, asini kiyo.
Eh, eh, me ta fanya ninyo, ngay kukondane, yalamorwe.
Eh,
eh, liso mo yadamo.
All right, buddy.
Thank you.
That's from way back when a really great LP under Nino Malapet and Esus, the sax players for Les Bantus, and that's called Meilleur Saxes d'Afrique Centrale from around 1972.
It's got some great stuff.
That's originally the first track on side A called Potpourri sur le passé.
I'm not sure about that.
Anyway, it's a potpourri.
It's a medley, a bunch of different tunes you can tell.
Bontus by the early 70s were way away from the original Afro-Cuban roots, but you can still...
You can still feel it in the groove there.
I'll probably play a little something else from that same LP here in a little bit, which is solidly in the Afro-Cuban genre.
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