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Afrika - Afrika FLAC album

Afrika - Afrika FLAC album

Tracklist

A1 What You Did To Me 3:05
A2 Don't Stop Loving Me Now 3:48
A3 I'm In The Mood For Love 4:08
A5 Running From Your Love 3:19
B1 I Love Music 6:09
B2 I Was Very Happy 3:13
B3 I'm Sticking With You Babe 3:15
B4 You're The One 4:59

Companies, etc.

  • Recorded At – Axent Studios
  • Mastered At – EMI Studios 301

Credits

  • Engineer [Assistant] – Glen Barwick
  • Producer, Engineer – Ross McGregor

Notes

Recorded at Axent Studios (mid 1979)
Mastered at EMI Sydney.


Afrika - Afrika FLAC album

Musician performer: Afrika

Title: Afrika

Date of release: 1979

Style: Disco

Genre: Funk & Soul / Pop

Size FLAC: 1982 mb

Rating: 4.5 / 5

Votes: 199

Other Formats: ADX RA VOC AAC MMF MPC WAV

Afrika Disco 1979

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Wrathshaper
I would like a copy hit me up if any one is selling :)
Wrathshaper
I would like a copy hit me up if any one is selling :)
It's so easy
Motown disco-funk is the flavour on Afrika’s only full-length release, despite being active in the Sydney music scene for around 8 years. Released on the tiny Axent label (an extension of Axent Studios), the group run through a number of Tamla-Motown covers including ‘I’m In The Mood For Love’, ‘Don’t Stop Loving Me Now’ and ‘I Thought I was The Only One.’ The stand-out cut is the choppy I Love Music with its sweet conga intro and long disco-funk breakdown midway through. There’s also a nice version of ‘You’re The One.’ The group also cut two singles which I have never come across, but most of that material also appears in the album (aussiefunk.blogspot.com).
It's so easy
Motown disco-funk is the flavour on Afrika’s only full-length release, despite being active in the Sydney music scene for around 8 years. Released on the tiny Axent label (an extension of Axent Studios), the group run through a number of Tamla-Motown covers including ‘I’m In The Mood For Love’, ‘Don’t Stop Loving Me Now’ and ‘I Thought I was The Only One.’ The stand-out cut is the choppy I Love Music with its sweet conga intro and long disco-funk breakdown midway through. There’s also a nice version of ‘You’re The One.’ The group also cut two singles which I have never come across, but most of that material also appears in the album (aussiefunk.blogspot.com).
Kupidon
horrible album
Kupidon
horrible album