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@multifariousgemini

Hahah,

she is simply saying that you can take "this and that " for free.

@Letsgobobcats

Ah the youths of today!!! can you people not just sit back and enjoy beautiful music. Just listen to the smooth blend of voice and instruments, especially when you can pick out the acoustic guitar

Saidou, from Yaounde Cameroon

@AndyFisher142

Hello Andy, you should be 14 by now, and great folks enjoy gfood music at whatever age. I am 50 to day, but when I was playing these songs at secondary school I was 14-15.

Here in Cameroon, that is in Africa, Gerry washed some lulling smoothness into our young brains and this mus...

@2000matty

Hello,

That is what was so nice about this group: each member is a composer, and when you compose, your song is produced by ALL The others, with your name infront. No member is more important than the other, no member claims to be the boss of the group, all had equal rights and consi...

@jomythehomy

and Terzao,

Happy Birth day to you both. Hope you will spend this other day in paradise.

Saidou, from Yaounde Cameroon

@shawnkwill

Haha

Islam? Do you know what the islam girls do in hiding?

@fouamene

You are right, my brother. This is good music, and all I can understand trhere is that Mballa Rogers syars "he Loves Rosina". But it is danceable music.

Saidou, from Yaounde Cameroon

@mbongekumbe

Look here, Mbonge Boy,

You better write to me at sssnsule@yahoo.fr and I will punish you for thinking that I don't know Mark Nibo and John Ndane who used to do "Meet the Patients" over Radio Buea:

John Ndanne: Madame, na which baby you born?

Mother: No! no! na boy, no be baby!.

...

@Uwirubi

This is good. It reminds me of my secodnary school days, 1976.

Saidou, from Yaounde Cameroon

@ganaabaagii1

Hahah,

The main focus in this song is not Alice: YOU ALL GOT IT WRONG.

The main focus is SALLY.

Sally knows how he feels, she knows how to help, she has been waiting for 24 years, SHE - SALLY- has been waiting for 24 years, not knowing how to tell Smokie that she is there...

S...

@mbongekumbe

MbongueBoy,

Kembe Federal too? So you knew this one too? I used to sing this one in Tombel and would "épater" such friends as Adophus Ati Mbah and Churchill Monono with whom I was schooling at Ebubu.

Ah, Papa Douala and his fish Van!!!

Saidou, from Yaounde Cameroon

@blackdiamond80able

Hahahahaha!!

On m'a dit

qu'il a dit

qu'il a entendu dire

qu'on disait

qu'il était dit ...que

Treès bien, le paparazzi... oh non, les papa-ont-dit.

Saidou, from Yaoundé Cameroon

@SuperRalphn

Hahahahahaha!

SuperRalph, you do not need to be a Cameroonian to enjoy good music. You certainly enjoy music played by Gerry Rafferty, Kassav and the rest, you need not be from their country. Mambranikov may sound Russian, but know that we have a Bishop here called Paul Verdzekov: h...

@ekkebef

Yes, for those of us who lived this music live when it came out it is a real feeling of belonging. I do not understand what he says, but the Cameroonian in me makes it a good feeling to see this music alive here for all to share.

I insist on the way he uses his language.

Saidou, from...

@Senagwena

You are correct. But this title was also used by Radio braodcasters in 1967 when they introduced the song. Some radio journalist, and even the public reffered to the song as "salamalekum". I remember that all "Request time " cards here in Yaounde for this song, in 1969, asked for "sa...

@SuperErnest1953

Super Ernest,

Can you tell us what he is saying? It is true I was running almost naked, was in primary school, when he played this song, and we never wanted to know what he was saying. You do not neezd to understand the language to dance or nod a head.

Goooooooooooooooood musi...

@SuperErnest1953

Super Ernest,

You can see how often I visit this music. Anyway, Congo is a great African Nation, and this greatness started long before independence, as can be testified by the good music emanating from there.

Aaaaaahhhhhhhh!!! good music!!

Saidou, from Yaounde Cameroon

@kpsars

Oh well, you can see that I visit this song even after i year. Just to say that good music never goes old. Reggae is misunderstood almost everwhere, even here in Cameroon. But those who like reggae have no problems with it. I'm sure even in Italy today the universal message that goes thr...

Ah, these veterans!!!

Still my primary school days when I was in Bangem and Tombel, these songs made us dream of Yaounde the Capital, where Amadou Ahidjo was found.

1968.

Saidou, from Yaounde Cameroon

@kouebaskou

Pour ceux qui connaissent Yaoundé, vous allez reconnaitre le boulevard du 20 mai dans ce clip: sans l'hotel Hilton.

J'étais à l'Université de Yaoundé quend Zangalewa (le groupe) est venu présenter cet album à l'Amphi 700.

Ah, those good old days.

Saidou, from Yaounde Cameroon.

Yes,

This is the Lobe Falls, in Kribi Cameroon. Lobe is a small village a few kilometres away from the town of Kribi, Cameroon. Kribi is one of the few seaside ressorts we have in Cameroon.

The Lobe falls shown in this picture is a natural phenomenon: it is the only waterfall in the WHOLE WIDE ...

@TondiPap

Ha, Tondi,

Gaston Olinga or Andre Kofana, is it not the same person?

Saidou, from Yaounde Cameroon

Ah, the good old days of CTV, with Booh Herbert, Eric Chinje Anne Nsang, Wamey, etc. But this song was mostly played by Jean Lambert Nang and Co during Sports Vision or Fou Fou Foot. We used to watch sports vision not for the sport stories, but rather for the music that came.....

Ah, good old da...

is 1 ting yelo man cant understand!

Sweet, Dolly.

Those words are timeless. They were true before your time, true now, and will be true in 10000000000000000000 years

Saidou, from Yaounde, Cameroon

This is the original version which she played before cameras could record her performances.

Note the originality here, as opposed to the artificial performances on stage.

Beautiful.

Saidou, from Yaounde Cameroon

@sortofsorted

Yes, Dear. You are very correct.

You and I are very far apart in distance but we breath the same air, drink the same water and! behold! love the same music!!!!

Saidou from Yaounde Cameroon

This is not the version that was popular here in Yaounde Cameroon.

But it is still Mangwana. Beautiful music with good old memories......

Saidou, from Yaounde Cameroon

@Strengthnerd5

I REMEMBER THAT HERE IN CAMEROON WE SAW THESE TWO AS MUSICIANS FROM OUTER SPACE: THEIR MUSIC WAS SO PROFOUND. AND SIMON IS STILL AT IT TODAY WITH "ASIMBONANGA"

Saidou, from Yaounde Cameroon, Africa

This reminds me of my secondary school days here in Cameroon. Tina was our private dancer, and we the boys in our dorm would fight over who is the private guy of Tina. Strange: it did not even occur to us that she was our senior by far, and that she was three thousand kilometres away from us!!! I...

Hey!! Charlie Ngringeh, where are you? What do you say about this song?

Saidou, from Yaounde Cameroon

@Konigdok

JUST MORE THAN GREAT. REMINDS ME OF MY SECONDARY SCHOOL DAYS IN 1979

Saidou, from Yaounde Cameroon

@blackdiamond80able

Hey!!!! Makossa is therefore from which part of Cameroon?

Saidou, from Yaounde Cameroon.

@nandanugent

Hello All,

How I wish the Syrians, Lybians, Shebbabs, Boko-Haram, the UK-Catholics and Protestants, etc all listen to this message. I was good a million years ago, it is still good today.

Saidou, from Yaounde Cameroon.

Hey, no need to fuck America. Russia has produced the biggest cargo plane on earth, that is fine.

Congratulatiions.

@GVAshton

Proud Black or White South African?

Mayoua, from Yaounde Cameroon

But may we add that the original song was composed as a jazz sugarcane plantation blues by Mississippi John Hurt in circa 1911. The very religious undertone is a consolation for the hardship endured by these forefarthers of mine, who were stolen away from Africa.

Saidou, from Yaounde Cameroon, A...

@jadeweyah

Anyway, this is still good music. Mambranikov, could please put up the side A, I mean "cara mbamba"

Saidou, from Cameroon

@momorod

Please tell us in French what he is saying.

Saidou, from Yaounde Cameroon

Ah, 1977 no! 1975. I was in Banso, SAC Kumbo. And Toguy wa the boy of the time, he had just left the Black Styl.

Saidou, from Yde Cameroon.