Justin Adams, Juldeh Camara - The Afrobilly Sessions [FLAC] TQMP
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Justin Adams & Juldeh Camara - The Afrobilly Sessions 2009 A web release from Bowers & Wilkins Music Club. Brought to you by TQMP The Quality Music Project Justin Adams (Robert Plant, Jah Wobble) has been described by the Guardian as "one of the most intriguing, enthusiastic musicians in Britain" and together with Gambian griot and master of the ritti, Juldeh Camara, has recorded a follow-up to their critically acclaimed album "Soul Science" which won a BBC Radio 3 World Music Award. Mixing up raw blues, electric guitar and African roots, the reference points for this release are recordings from the 1950s by the likes of Bo Diddley and Muddy Waters. To acheive the rawness and slight distortion meant a live feel was very important, Justin decribes the recording process: "The way we’ve gone for that is to record in a very live way in the Wooden Room at Real World Studios. You’ll hear the sweat and blood of the live performance, and all the scratchy bits!". With all B&W Music Club albums, we try and bring you something different and very special and would love to know what you think of it. -- blog.bowers-wilkins.com Tracks 01 - Kele Kele 02 - Tonio Yima 03 - Achoo 04 - Fulani Choochie Man 05 - Gainako 06 - Reme Reme 07 - Gnawa 08 - Fouta Jalo Artwork included. Format: FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec) http://flac.sourceforge.net/index.html Enjoy, seed and inhale! Legalise it! Pastafari Cubensis http://piratebayproxy.live/user/pastafari/ Proud Member of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster http://venganza.org
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Big thumbs up for this, both the 'rock' element and the traditional African are mixed so well that it just sounds RIGHT.
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