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Mamadou Doumbia Et Son Ensenble L'Orchestre "Conseil De L'Entente" African Soukous Highlife 1980

Genre:	World, Country & Folk
Performer:	Mamadou Doumbia Et Son Ensenble L'Orchestre "Conseil De L'Entente"
Title:	Mamadou Doumbia
Style:	African, Soukous, Highlife
Date of release:	1980
MP3 album size:	1658 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1658 mb
WMA album size:	1278 mb
Digital formats:	AUD TTA APE VOC XM FLAC AIFF

Tracklist

A1	Alla Ini Tche
A2	Africa Oh
A3	Monami-o
B1	Ni Barata
B2	Ileta
B3	Ile

Companies, etc.

Engineered At – Jennifudy Studios
Engineered At – Sierra Pacific Studios
Mastered At – Motown/Hitsville U.S.A. Recording Studios
Published By – Editions Eboni

Credits

Art Direction – Rodney Vincent
Bass – Ben Francis
Composed By, Guitar [Hawaiian], Lead Guitar, Vocals, Leader – Mamadou Doumbia
Congas [Tumba] – Losseni Diakite
Design [Cover] – Mark Greenfield
Drums – Quentin Dennard
Engineer [Jennifudy Recording] – Art Stewart, Gary Goodman
Engineer [Mastering] – John Matousek
Engineer [Sierra-pacific Recording] – Reed Stanley
Executive-Producer – Gerald Theus
Guitar – Wes Blackman*
Keyboards – Hiroshi Upshir
Lead Vocals – Bazoumana Traore
Producer, Bass, Arranged By – Sir Gregg Middleton*
Producer, Engineer [Eboni Records] – Abdoulaye Soumare
Rhythm Guitar – P. Toure Sekou
Saxophone – Ernie Fields, Jr.*
Trombone – Fred Wesley
Trumpet – Nolan Smith

Notes

Backsleeve title "Mamadou Doumbia" Et Son Ensenble L'O.C.E.

This is the 2nd record of a series of 5. The 4 different sleeve images of records 2 to 5 produce the image of the 1st record in the series.

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Solid highlife by a talented musician. Starting with slower pieces in a vein similar to Doumbia’s older material (‘Monami-O’ with its bop-influenced piano is the best of the A-side), the album gets progressively faster and funkier towards its conclusion. The last track, ‘Ile’, even approaches Afrobeat territory.This record is the second in a series of five on Eboni Records. Each album in the series is comprised of essentially the same lineup, including Abdoulaye Soumare, Aïcha Kone and Lamine Konté (an incredibly talented kora player). The covers of the latter four are all expanded details from the cover of the first.Mamadou Doumbia founded the band “Trio de l’entente” in 1962, which later became the “Orchestre de l’Entente” (a variation of which is on this record). Most of the group’s releases appear on the Safie Deen label. Not to be confused with the younger Mamadou Doumbia from Mali, who played with Salif Keita and the Super Rail Band.