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
DOWNLOAD PART 1
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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8 comments:

  1. UnknownFebruary 19, 2013 at 10:53 PM

    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.

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    1. LaloFebruary 20, 2013 at 2:18 AM

      Thanks! 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.

      Best Wishes

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  2. Elisha MullinsFebruary 22, 2013 at 1:27 AM

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  3. yaddlyNovember 18, 2014 at 1:47 PM

    Good day, I meant to than you for being kind enough to share this album. However I'm trying to download it but I'm not getting the file but an application file. kindly help me download it. my email is yaddly@hotmail.com

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    1. LaloFebruary 17, 2015 at 9:34 PM

      Just download the album without the download manager and it should work

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  4. Victor inoFebruary 16, 2015 at 6:36 AM

    Gracias. Genial. Hay todo un movimieto musical que se esta a partir de los instruentos musicales traídos por los esclavos y su fusión con "el nuevo mundo". Los nstrumentos se adaptan a nuevos maeriales y aunque uchas veces conservan u parecido en diseño los sonidos son diferentes. En UA nace el Jazz, que es una fusión, y la fusión de jazz con elemetos afro latinos da nacimiento al llamado Latin Jazz (Jazz co salsa, mambo, ritmos cuabnos y bossa nova y otros ritmos brasileros)

    Si gustas te envío una carpeta Mega con con Latin Jazz

    Gracas por esta joya. Genial.

    Un abrzo

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    1. LaloFebruary 17, 2015 at 9:37 PM

      Si como nogracias y que bueno que te gusto el CD. Si gustas puedo tratar de subir algunos otros CDs que tengo de estilo parecido.

      Saludos

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