Tuesday, February 19, 2013
The Bhundu Boys - Shed Sessions 1982 - 1986
Today we will take a trip all the way to East Africa, specifically to the country of Zimbabwe to listen to the epic sound of The Bhundu Boys. The Bhundu Boys played traditional music from Zimbabwe but with a mixture of rock, disco, and even country. They developed their own sound to the point that they basically created a new genre of music known as "jit". The Shed Sessions will give you a very good introduction to this group and their completely unique style. While also giving you an introduction to some of the coolest music and greatest guitar work to come out of Africa.
CD 1
01 Une Shuwa Here - Part 1
02 Une Shuwa Here - Part 2
03 Kuroja Chete
04 Chekudya Chose
05 Zvichatinetsa
06 Pachedu
07 Kumbirayi
08 Nhai Mukoma
09 Hupenyu Hwangu
10 Faka Puresha
11 Ziva Kwawakabva
12 Shabhini
13 Wakandiparadzisa Musha
14 Ndipo Mari Yangu
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CD 2
01 Zvandinetsa
02 Wakasikirei Satani
03 Dai Ndakaziva
04 Wenhamo Haaneti
05 Pendeke
06 Hatisi Tose
07 Vakaparei
08 Baba Munini Francis
09 Wafungeyiko
10 Tsvimbodze Moto
11 Manhenga
12 Kupedza Muto
13 Chimanimani
14 Simbimbino
15 Muchihwa
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Labels:
Africa,
African,
country,
disco,
jit,
rock,
Shed Sessions,
The Bhundu Boys,
Zimbabwe
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Thanks for sharing! I always look forward to your posts. The music I've listened to most are the Paris Mon Amour and Lynn Taitt & The Jets. Good stuff! Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I am glad you enjoy the blog! For my next posts I'll be sure to try and upload some stuff that is similar to the Paris Mon Amour and Lynn Taitt CD's.
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