| | Akon Mama Africa CD Single - Import Akon Discography of CDs
2007 CD single pulled from the Hip Hopper's multi-million selling album Konvicted. 'Mama Africa' is a powerful anthem with a percussion heavy piece which he says is 'dedicated to his homeland'. Features 'Mama Africa' plus 'Kill The Dance (Got Something For Ya)' featuring Kardinall Offishall. Universal. 2007. Akon Mama Africa Songs | 1. | Mama Africa |
| 2. | Kill The Dance (Got Something For Ya) (Ft Kardinall Offishall) |
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Purchase Mama Africa CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Only Doo-Wop Collection You'll Ever Need CDs (2005)
Mama Africa
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Liner Note Author: Billy Vera.
| | Canton Jones Kingdom Business, Pt. 2 CD (2009)
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Florida MC Canton Jones has taken the gospel rap world by storm by spreading the word without sacrificing one iota of street swagger. A 2009 sequel to his prior year collaboration with the Cajo Family, KINGDOM BUSINESS, PT. 2 picks up right where its predecessor left off, opening on the syrup-slow "Not About They," a neat piece of enlightenment rap. The album bounces around from screw to crunk to flashy club rhymes, as Jones and his crew reveal themselves plenty versatile.
| | Booker T & The MG's Green Onions CD (1962)
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Released in 1962, the first full-length album by Booker T. & the MG's, GREEN ONIONS, revolves around the classic, slow-burning, organ-led instrumental title track. It's impossible to overstate the importance and impact of this, the band's biggest chart hit, which oozes smokey cool as Steve Cropper's strangled guitar cries and Booker T.'s terse keyboard bursts criss-cross over a framework that prefigures everything from funk to dub. Al Jackson and Lewis Steinberg keep the rhythm firmly in the pocket here and on covers such as "I Got a Woman" and the chill, down-tempo blues of Acker Bilk's "Stranger on the Shore." Together, the MG's (short for Memphis Group) developed a collective groove that would prove crucial to the development of '60s soul.
Includes liner notes by Bob Altshuler.
Recorded in Memphis, Tennessee in June & August 1962.
Booker T. & The MG's: Booker T. Jones (organ); Steve Cropper (guitar); Lewis Steinberg (bass); Al Jackson, Jr. (drums).
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Mama Africa
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One of the foremost doo-wop groups of the late1950s and early '60s, Little Anthony & the Imperials enjoyed a succession of hits with classic rock & roll era songs like "Tears on My Pillow," "Shimmy Shimmy Ko Ko Bop," and "So Much," all of which combined lead singer Anthony Gourdine's distinctive falsetto vocals with the group's sophisticated harmony backing. This best-of pairs these early hits with Gourdine's second incarnation of the Imperials, which performs a haunting version of "Going Out of My Head," as well as the romantic "I Miss You So."
Live Recording
| | War World Is A Ghetto CD (1972)
Mama Africa
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On THE WORLD IS A GHETTO, War's artistic vision moves one step beyond the preceding ALL DAY MUSIC. The band's multicultural musical stew is better blended, the social commentary of its lyrics more pointed, and its grooves are tighter and meaner. As the title indicates, THE WORLD IS A GHETTO is a dark album, but in the best possible sense--deep, thick beats predominate, as on the alternately punchy and dreamy title cut and the hypnotic "Four Cornered Room." The irresistible "The Cisco Kid" marries a slow Latin rhythm to pulsing funk on a song about the 1950s television hero, and the lively combination sent the tune up the charts. The syncopated backbeat to the New Orleans-flavored "Where Was You At" is infectious, while "City, Country, City" is an extended instrumental that allows each band member to stretch out with Latin, R&B, and jazz-inspired improvisations. One of the best-selling albums of '73, this disc is arguably War's finest.
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