Momo Wandel - Afro Swing Album

Tracklist

1	Yérélélé	6:35
2	Félenko Yéfé	8:18
3	Toko	7:44
4	Léfa Lu	5:38
5	Hommage A Mon Père, Mamadi Mansaré	1:56
6	Tamo	5:58
7	Signoya	9:24
8	Arné	7:33
9	Tamouya Gouli	8:46

Credits

• Balafon – Khali Camara
• Djembe – Fatou Abou Camara
• Flute, Vocals – Mamadi Mansaré II
• Guitar – Abdoulaye Kouyaté
• Guitar, Percussion – Sadio Diallo
• Harp [Bölön] – Amadou Camara
• Kora – Sékou Kouyaté
• Saxophone, Contralto Vocals – Momo Wandel Soumah

Barcodes

• Barcode: 5400443002176

Short intro

Album 2008 9 Songs. More By Momo Wandel Soumah. See , artist: Momo Wandel Soumah - 2018 year. Listen online for free, and download the album to a computer or phone in : Afro Swing Released: February 23, 2009 Momo Wandel Soumah born 1926 was a singer, composer, and saxophonist from Labé Guinea, recognisable by , 2018. Momo Wandel Soumah. Félenko Yéfé, 08:19. Tamo, 05:58. Tamouya Gouli, 08:44. Arné, 07:28. Toko, 07:43. Lefa Lu, 05:40. Afro Swing is an album by Momo Wandel Soumah released in 1999. Listen free to Momo Wandel Soumah Afro Swing Félenko Yéfé, Tamo and more. 9 tracks 59:36. Critic Score. User Score. Based on 1 rating. Or consider a donation Hide Ads. Become a Donor Donor badge, no ads more benefits. Hide Ads. Afro Swing. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Matchowé by Momo Wandel Soumah, released 04 May 2018 1. Afro Blue 2. Konia 3. M'mu Akolon 4. Tepe 5. Toko 6. Matchowé Seminal Manding-Jazz session from the leading saxophonist of Guineas golden age. Recorded in 1991 and unavailable on vinyl until now, Matchowé is one of the most important Afro Jazz sessions recorded - the culmination of a lifetimes work investigating the intersection between the American jazz tradition and the traditional rhythms of Guinea. Ex-Friendly So glad to find this has had a vinyl release after 27 years Hauntingly beautiful combination of jazz and Guinean instrumentation Favorite track: Afro Blue. Momo Wandel Soumah died June 15, 2003 was a singer, composer, and saxophonist from Guinea, recognisable by his characteristic gravelly voice. Soumah started out in the 1950s playing in dance bands, but moved to modern Guinean music following the cultural revolution. He was a part of the greatly influential Syli Orchestra originally Syli Orchestre National who were formed under the instruction of the first elected president Sekou Toure. The group of Guinea's elite musicians were selected to travel