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Raw, funky, sweet Afro-beat, Afro-rock and highlife originally issued by Orbitone in 1973. The Nkengas became well-known as the Ikenga Super Stars Of Africa. (We included them on Lagos Chop Up.)
Killer, rootsy, grooving Afro Jazz. The Nigerian trumpeter — Guy Warren protege — joined on this 1970 Paris recording by musicians from the Congo, Togo, Guinea, Gambia, Brazil and the West Indies. Ace!
Jubilant, fiery, visionary Afro-jazz and funk. His second, mid-seventies LP.
The 2002 5-tracker that made us sit up to Funsho's 'jazz side of afrobeat'.
Warm, relaxed, West London afro-jazz from our friend Funsho and his friends. A hit our way in 2006.
Much better sound than the first volume, and presented in the fine style of this label, with a 44-page booklet full of great photos, low-down and interviews.
The first album, straight no chaser, from 1973 — superlative Beninese Afrobeat.
Two albums repackaged — Super Afro Soul and Orlando's Afro Ideas 1969-72. Sublime Nigerian soul, jazz and funk grooves.
Addo-Nettey was a conga player and singer for Fela's Africa 70 when he cut this heavy afro-funk album in 1973, with the Martin Brothers Band from Portharcort, for the Tabansi label.
Edire Etinagbedia's second EMI album, from 1978: a Benin-City blend of highlife, Afrobeat and reggae, with satisfaction-guaranteed funky horns, call-and-response vocals and psychedelic guitar.
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