Crossover | Entoure la mention utile : Funk Profond / Kompa Appuyé / Afrobeat / Afrocubanisme

from Crossover Archives - Radio Campus Tours - 99.5 FM

Émission du 17 février 2019 Voyage dans le temps et l'espace mondial en avançant triomphalement dans la liesse internationaliste.Début avec le Boss James Brown pour l'ambiance; suivi d'un focus kompa au bon souvenir du dictateur Papa Doc; afrobeat actuel avec les israéliens de Hoodna Orchestra et les néerelandais du Jungle By Night; retour sur le label Soul Patrol des années 2000 et son deepfunk puisé dans le réservoir titanesque des productions étatsuniennes des 70's; 2e acte du kompa des 80's avec 3 groupes mythiques, dont le tubesque Anita du System Band; le projet Qué Vola ? du tromboniste Fidel Fourneyron nous transportera vers des surprises finales. James Brown - People, Get Up And Drive Your Funky Soul Shoogar Combo - Craché Difé Cubano - Nine To Five Les Frères Déjean - Pa Gain Panné Hoodna Orchestra - Ofel I Hoodna Orchestra - Breathe Jungle By Night - Pompette Soul Lover - Gonna Have Funk Tonight Miss Faye Marshall - Chain reaction Hilbrew Rogers - Can It Buy Soul Soul Machine - Reggie Milner The Emotions - From Toys To Boys Albert King - Crosscut Saw Falz - This Is Nigeria Coupé Cloué - L'International Skah Shah - Azipitam System Band - Anita Qué Vola ? - Kabiosile Qué Vola ? - Nga Nga Qué Vola ? - Calle Luz DJ Tahira - Gil's Revolution Les Coquettes Du Mali - Diarabi

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