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Topic History of: Baobab Barbican April 6th
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JK2006 |
Yes, some of those elderly bands in Brazil and other South American countries - and the Caribbean, have a similar lazy, relaxed feel... likewise the Cajun bands in Louisiana |
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Michael |
On a sidenote, it's interesting that there are so many "heritage" bands in Africa. Orchestra Baobab has been going since the seventies. I can think of others such as Zaiko Langa Langa, Bambeya Jazz and the Rail Band that have been going for yonks despite regular line-up changes. There's a recognition that the sum is greater than the parts. The comparison is with the Rolling Stones or Funkadelic, I suppose.
When you give Baobab a little time, it really is a beautiful musical experience. They create a gentle groove that does not need to rush to the chorus. Neat harmonies and interplay with the lead singer. Shame I don't understand a word, though. |
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centaur |
tip for music lovers: the famous Orchestra Baobab
play London, Barbican, April 6th
other shows in Brighton, Birmingham and Edinburgh
www.myspace.com/orchestrabaobabofficial
np: "Utru Horas" |
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