The Music of Africa (1964)

[@djflexxy]

Proudly Nigeria , he also from my city Abeokuta, Ogun State.

[@7Cymatix]

That language is crucial. Straight rhythm surpassing just words

[@loisedwi]

REAL instruments and great voices.Creativity & fun.Far from today.I like this.Very great.Thanks for sharing.

[@guntarsmelbardis3264]

I never was in Africa, but I want to be there. I like all kinds of music. I am very interesting in music. Please ecscquse me for my englesj... Guntars Melbārdis

[@johnferguson4089]

Thank you so much for this upload, just a shame that there's so much wow in the original tape.

[@sunrah4469]

Mmmm...i can hear fela kuti all in this.

[@RohgishSun]

FACTS

[@liammcooper]

Thank you so much for uploading this

[@redherring6268]

digital music has cut us off from these tones

[@7Cymatix]

Analog to digital That shit was pitiful

[@camaradiop3731]

Red Herring I just yesterday read an article on Quora explaining why analog is superior to digital. Your comment also reminds me of when Quincy Jones and Michael Jackson had to shorten the length of the "Thriller" album, because it was too long (couldn't fit into the album, causing sound distortion). I've also personally noticed that wooden stereo players sound FAR superior to CD's or mp3's; I used to record songs from the radio to my mother's stereo & they sounded fantastic.

[@chrissystewart6268]

Very interested & nice 👏 👏

[@ProjectRedfoot]

The old tape warping makes such a trippy sound hahah

[@deboral.devaughn2285]

Amazing!!

[@mmsjdl]

The creation of all music 🎶.

[@tigerwolf8338]

Welcome to sample paradise!

[@skylarkendallwinters6340]

Philly in the house much luve

[@kingsleyokyere693]

Is it the sound quality from the video or all organs those days had their pitches bent?

[@KawaiiStars]

sound quality definitely

[@ZIXI357]

Is this Man they called Professor Aworlowor.

[@matthewwilliams3643]

Well I’m surprise he admitted that they had to use European music to help him out

[@chromedreamer]

1963

[@jayo552]

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