Analog Africa has now the privilege to present 11 tracks by Verckys et L'Orchestre Vévé at the height of their most funky capabilities.
Compiled over the course of many years in a land of hardship, we welcome you to the grooviest era of the Congo.
Congo's turbulent and exhilarating '70s: Nightclubs and dance floors were packed to the brim in the capital, Kinshasa. Exuberant crowds, still giddy from independence
a decade prior, grooved to the sounds of the country`s classics. In fact the whole continent was submerged into the Congolese Rumba craze. Encouraged by the fantastic
productions of the Ngoma label, vibrant radio waves had been spreading the Congo sound from Leopoldville all over the continent, becoming the countries' No.1 export.
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- A1: The Loi-Toki-Tok Band - Ware Wa
- A2: Slim Ali & The Famous Hodi Boys - Watoto Nyara
- A3: Orchestre Baba National - Sweet Sweet Mbombo
- B1: Gatanga Boys Band - Wendo Ti Mbia
- B2: Hafusa Abasi & Slim Ali With The Yahoos Band - Sina Raha
- B3: Nashil Pichen & The Eagles Lupopo - Ng'ong'a Wa Mwanjalo
- B4: Nairobi Matata Jazz - Tamba Tamba
- C1: The Lulus Band - Ngwendeire Guita
- C2: Mbiri Young Stars - Ndiri Ndanogio Niwe
- C3: The Lulus Band - Nana
- C4: Afro 70 - Weekend
- D1: The Rift Valley Brothers - Mu-Africa
- D2: Do 7 Band - H.o. Ochiri
- D3: Afro 70 - Cha-Umheja
- D4: Peter Tsotsi Juma & The Eagles Lupopo - Kajo Golo-Weka
- E1: New Gatanga Sound - Thonia Ni Caki
- E2: Sophia Ben & The Eagles Lupopo - See Serere
- E3: Kalambya Boys - Kivelenge
- E4: The Loi-Toki-Tok Band - Leta Ngoma
- F1: Huruma Boys Band - Theresia
- F2: Orchestre Veve Star - Nitarudia
- F3: The Mombasa Vikings - Mama Matotoya
- G1: The Lulus Band - Mutumia Muriu
- H1: Ndalani 77 Brothers - Nzaumi
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Selected East African Recordings From The 1970s & '80s !
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