Kalkaba, Hamad - Hamad Kalkaba and The Golden Sounds 1974- 1975 (Vinyl) Booklet

Kalkaba, Hamad - Hamad Kalkaba and The Golden Sounds 1974- 1975 (Vinyl) BookletThis release constitues the entire discography of Hamad Kalkaba. Neglected for decades by all but the most devoted collectors of Afro music, Hamad Kalkaba and the Golden Sounds at long last gathers together the body of work of one of Cameroons forgotten geniuses. During the interview Kalkaba explained how the songs recorded in the mid 1970s were part of a movement, acmovement initiated by musicians from all around Cameroon who, with the help of

not something fabricated with strategies and intellectual games

originally released in 1997

Sound Of Confusion

The reissue of Hail is deeply tinged with sadness following the recent loss of Andrew Brough

and “when we finally got around to talking about a new record

Warmduscher return

to make something that felt socially extended and affirming

blending both jaded veterans of the post-rock and jazz mini-circuits together with a few eager

and Sielaff and Carlson each in their Portland

Douglas McCombs

In 1969 Lee Hazlewood’s personal record label LHI Records was flush with major label cash and Lee wanted to make Ann-Margret his next big star

Mordechai features vocals prominently on nearly every song