Kwaku Baah & Ganoua - Trance FLAC
Tracklist
| 1 | TranceGuimbri [Gimbri], Vocals – Abdellcada Zef ZefGuimbri [Second Gimbri] – Mohamed Ben Hamou SaidiKarkabas [Kocobar] – Abdella El HilalliPercussion – Reebop Kwaku Baah | 19:45 |
| 2 | Dervish JowiBendir [Bindir] – Sidi JillalaCongas – Reebop Kwaku BaahFlute – Ben Mohamed ZainGuimbri [Gimbri] – Abdellcada Zef Zef, Mohamed Ben Hamou SaidiKarkabas [Kocobar] – Abdella El Hilalli | 4:15 |
| 3 | Ma HabaBacking Vocals [Background Vocals] – The Ganoua EnsembleGuimbri [Gimbri], Vocals – Abdellcada Zef ZefPercussion [Stone] – Abdella El HilalliTambourine – Mohamed Ben Hamou Saidi | 3:38 |
| 4 | HamoudaBacking Vocals [Background Vocals] – The Ganoua EnsembleGuimbri [Gimbri], Vocals – Abdellcada Zef ZefTambourine – Abdella El Hilalli | 5:45 |
| 5 | Rif Zef ZefGuimbri [Gimbri] – Abdellcada Zef Zef, Mohamed Ben Hamou SaidiPercussion – Reebop Kwaku Baah | 8:30 |
Credits
- Artwork [Cover Concept] – Mim Scala
- Artwork [Cover Design] – Bloomfield/Travis
- Engineer [Sound] – Chow, Digby Smith
- Photography By [Cover] – Jean-Claude Volpeliere
- Photography By [Other] – Alan Hirsh III
- Producer – Diki Jobson, Mim Scala
Notes
Recorded live in Morocco Nov. 1976 on Teak 4 track,
mixed at Island Studios, London.
Video
Album
KWAKU BAAH & GANOUA - TRANCE LP Condition: Used. Time left: 23d 11h 48m 41s Ships to: Worldwide. Kwaku Baah, together with producer Mim Scala, met the Ganoua in a rambling old palace in Tangier the music was spontaneous, an expression of joy which remained true to the essence of Ganoua culture. The result of that meeting is Trance, the first time the music of the Ganoua had been captured on record. The Ganoua musicians used instruments which have remained unchanged for hundreds of years, including the Gimbri a three-stringed lute made from wood and leather, Cocobars iron castanets and Bindir a tambourine drum. The album Trance is the music of a separate reality. Hope to see you there. Rebop Kwaku Baah. LP - Island 9491. Ganoua Ensemble. Ben Mohamed Zain. Abdellcada Zef Zef. Anthony Rebop Kwaku Baah 13 February 1944 12 January 1983 was a Ghanaian percussionist who worked with the 1970s rock groups Traffic and Can. Baah was born on 13 February 1944, in Konongo, Ghana. In 1969, Baah performed on Randy Weston's album African Rhythms. In the same year he worked with Nick Drake on the song Three Hours, posthumously released in 2004 on the compilation album Made to Love Magic. He then joined the English band Traffic in 1971, having met them in Sweden during a tour. Listen to music from Kwaku Baah & Ganoua like Ma Haba, Trance & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Kwaku Baah & Baah & Ganoua - Hamouda, Kalle Baah - Hear me when I say one of these days extended version, Isaac K Baah - Koto No, Elder kwadwo Baah-Banful - Ye Nyame, Isaac K Baah - Madi Nkunim, Kwaku Baah Ganoua - Derwish Jowi и другие скачать в mp3 и слушать музыку онлайн бесплатно. Balakatimo Tom O'Leary Remix SUNWAVESPECIALVINYLRECORD - Reebop Kwaku Baah. Kwaku Baah & Ganoua. Add Cover. REEBOP' KWAKU BAAH & GANOUA Trance 1977 UK Island first press 5-track LP on the orange sunrise label, documenting for the first time on record the music of Ganoua or G'noua, a mystical sect of North This Blog. Reebop' Kwaku Baah & Ganoua, Trance. November 08, 2005. Get link. Here is an album that bridges English avant-pop music and something approaching ethnomusicology. It is also an artifact of a now-distant time, when hippies with an intellectual bent could pilot Land Rovers around Africa looking for both new sounds and a proprietary buzz to go with the music they'd discovered. In between his stints with Traffic and Can, Reebop Kwaku Baah entered into collaboration with musicians from the Ganoua or G'noua, a mystical sect resident in North Africa whose roots may be traced across the Muslim diaspora to the Sudan
