Memories of my two trips to Ireland!

my favorite music

Volume 36 of time in a wireless y is the best thing I

Wakya pakae nikona syali

Ver nice

1978 crabs taverna, messonghi beach, corfu .how I miss those days. O stratus o familiaris, O stomuli to lohias, Tarzan, gyrnapiso apostoli, kira giorgina, (please forgive my spelling) So many come to mind. Happy days before all inclusive. Siko horepse sirtaki, o kaimos, i cried to leave you as a boy, im glad i remember you as a man. EFHARISTO POLI

Trésor de la musique mondial . Merci .

In VERY loving memory of Mr. Andrew "Smokey" Hogg (1914 - 1960 R.I.P. Gone but NOT forgotten).

Am from Karachuonyo, widely mentioned in the music. Great Luo Hits. Konyango Jieyi was a great place

Musicas du noso tempo

Best

Nice like franco of zaire

Best ever great cheplin ngode

Great track & lyrics. "Fais des prières pour sauver mon âme de les flammes de l'enfer"

My Grandmother and I used to dance to this next to the record player when I was a kid. I loved this tune lol.

Kam oooon!!!!

Franco of kenya

These are best past records doit nowwe!!!oduk

Originally recorded by Carmen Miranda in 1945, and also made a big hit in India 1950 as Gore Gore o Banke Chhore this song certainly had legs. I love Count Stickey - distorted electric guitar and a (perhaps bamboo?) clarinet and hos changes to the lyrics makes this an instant winner

It gives me the nostalgia of St Peter's College, Tororo, Uganda 1975. Bull dance.

Every few months Ry-Co Jazz recorded songs in a small Dakar studio run by a French businessman. Master tapes were sent to Paris to be turned into records by the French label Disques Vogue. Distributed back in Africa, the ew 45s kindled the band's popularity even more. Ry-Co Jazz songs ran the gamut of the musical influences astir in early sixties' West Africa. 'Caramba da ma Vida,' sung in a mixture of Spanish and Lingala, shuffles along to the cha-cha rhythm. 'Twist with the Docteur' sounds like it came from Memphis with Scotty Moore backing a French-speaking, African Elvis. 'Give me Bombolo' incorporates a double entendre from the Krio language of Sierre Leone. 'Bana Ry-Co ' (the children of Ry-Co Jazz) echoes the music of Kabasele's Afrcan Jazz.

Music poa

The change into the second tune is so beautiful

Anyone know who Guitar Red might be ? He had quite an orchestra!

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What language are the singing in?

played with robert johnson on windsor ontario elder moten gospel hour

J’étais enfant dans les années 60. Mon cousin qui était instituer à l’époque, réveillait la maisonnée avec cette musique de Ryco jazz. Beaucoup de nostalgie ce soir.

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In very loving memory of Mr. Samuel Clark (1916 - 1981 R.I.P. Gone but NOT forgotten).

Am knot a luo but i total love this son

Omg, your song came out out of nowhere m uh brother, in Law as y you Rest in peace, in wisc, kenosha /COVID/19pastor Benny Ramos, God bless my sister Hope, 🙏🌹

Thanks Lokasurak! Great memories! How is the family!

Do you have side A of this record. It called Joice Adhiambo.

Como a sua voz me toca...saudade!

In 1973 Neasden Hig School was officially opened. The late Willy Rushton was the Guest of Honour. My fellow classmates and I danced to this song. It is so wonderful to hear it again. It was also a song played at my parents and their friends' parties!

Thanks for letting us hear these rare sides and reminding all of us of them indeed being the first Creole recordings and so fine as well.

From United Stated Census: Riley Kirby, born 1870 Riley Kirby was born in month 1870, at birth place , Louisiana. Riley married Margaret Kirby circa 1896, at age 25. Riley lived in 1900, at address , Louisiana.

Great music during the 70s!

Wauw nwhat a super good and beautifull is this.Much repsect for this legend,

Old is gold who can turn back those days,years run very fast.

Thank you.

😊

Thank you Mr. Coleman

This sounds like a french-canadian reel to me. Anyone out there know the origin?

Toujours un plaisir d'écouter ce morceau. Un fan d'Algérie

BN

Mnawesa sana muziki

Thee essential great great Michael Coleman who made history in lrish traditional music Bravo RIP

Mighty playing

Ever best fiddler,,,our irish proud,,,,sligo