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- BORN BAD / IMPORT / CD / BB104CD / 1007648324 / 2018年05月22日
売切 注文不可ブルキナ・ファソのアーティスト、ピエール・サンドウィディの音源集。Very nice compilation on this artists work - on the ever excellent Born Bad imprint!For many decades until quite recently, little was known about music from Burkina Faso (which was formerly known as the Upper Volta). It is still one of the lesser known forms of popular music from West Africa. A few years before the country changed its name to Burkina Faso, thanks to Thomas Sankara’s dream of a new society, Voltaic music emerged as some kind of true cultural revolution in the wake of the country’s independence in 1960. Remote, poor and isolated, Upper Volta musicians coveted the orchestras and artists from abroad while creating a music of their own, based on rich cultural traditionsPopular music that sprung up from Burkina Faso owed much to the music from neighboring countries like Mali, Ghana, Ivory Coast or Benin, and to the longing for “cultural authenticity” conveyed through Guinean music. In capital city Ouagadougou, as well as in Bobo-Dioulasso (Burkina’s cultural capital until the 1980s), the first two decades of independence saw the upcoming of such orchestras and artists as Amadou Balaké, Georges Ouedraogo, Volta Jazz, l’Harmonie Voltaïque, Les Imbattables Léopards, Abdoulaye Cissé, Tidiane Coulibaly or Pierre Sandwidi.Nicknamed “the troubadour from the bush”, Pierre Sandwidi stands as one of the finest Voltaic artists from the 1970s. He belonged to an unsung elite of Francophone artists such as Francis Bebey, G.G. Vickey, Amédée Pierre, André-Marie Tala, Pierre Tchana or Mamo Lagbema. His entire released output consists of less than ten 7 inches, two LPs and a bunch of cassettes. A man from the provinces, he always favored social engagement and carefully crafted lyrics over instant fame. His words and music challenged General Lamizana’s dreary presidency, which ruled the country from 1966 to 1980.LPはこちら¥2,420 (税込)ご注文できません -
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- BORN BAD / IMPORT / LP(レコード) / AD4664LP / 1007648330 / 2018年05月22日
廃盤ブルキナ・ファソのアーティスト、ピエール・サンドウィディの音源集。Very nice compilation on this artists work - on the ever excellent Born Bad imprint!For many decades until quite recently, little was known about music from Burkina Faso (which was formerly known as the Upper Volta). It is still one of the lesser known forms of popular music from West Africa. A few years before the country changed its name to Burkina Faso, thanks to Thomas Sankara’s dream of a new society, Voltaic music emerged as some kind of true cultural revolution in the wake of the country’s independence in 1960. Remote, poor and isolated, Upper Volta musicians coveted the orchestras and artists from abroad while creating a music of their own, based on rich cultural traditionsPopular music that sprung up from Burkina Faso owed much to the music from neighboring countries like Mali, Ghana, Ivory Coast or Benin, and to the longing for “cultural authenticity” conveyed through Guinean music. In capital city Ouagadougou, as well as in Bobo-Dioulasso (Burkina’s cultural capital until the 1980s), the first two decades of independence saw the upcoming of such orchestras and artists as Amadou Balaké, Georges Ouedraogo, Volta Jazz, l’Harmonie Voltaïque, Les Imbattables Léopards, Abdoulaye Cissé, Tidiane Coulibaly or Pierre Sandwidi.Nicknamed “the troubadour from the bush”, Pierre Sandwidi stands as one of the finest Voltaic artists from the 1970s. He belonged to an unsung elite of Francophone artists such as Francis Bebey, G.G. Vickey, Amédée Pierre, André-Marie Tala, Pierre Tchana or Mamo Lagbema. His entire released output consists of less than ten 7 inches, two LPs and a bunch of cassettes. A man from the provinces, he always favored social engagement and carefully crafted lyrics over instant fame. His words and music challenged General Lamizana’s dreary presidency, which ruled the country from 1966 to 1980.CDはこちら¥3,190 (税込)ご注文できません -
LP
- SOFT ESTATE RECORDS / IMPORT / LP(レコード) / SE002 / 1007227142 / 2017年12月14日
売切 注文不可AFRO/BURKINA FASO/Fresh Nigerian synth-funk from Burkina Faso! First-ever vinyl re-issue 180-gram vinyl Deluxe gatefold “tip-on” Stoughton jacket Lyrics transcribed and translated from original languages (French, Moore, Bambara) Digital Download card included Recorded sometime between the late 70’s and early 80’s.Groovy dancing sounds and killer keys, and the slow burners will kill you softly. One of Burkina Faso’s more powerful vocalists, Sandwidi appears on the recent Bambara Mystic Soul compilation from Analog Africa and will appeal to fans of William Oneyeabor.¥3,960 (税込)ご注文できません -
- IMPORT / LP(レコード) / PK002V1 / 1007968590 / 1984年01月01日
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