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@SeniorSuperstud No that's not true, Londn Pride has nothing to do with it. Go to santafe.com and search for "Dick Rosemont" - his recent blog tells the origins of Wimoweh/Mbube
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Love knowing the full story of this song - Dick Rosemont (The Guy in the Groove) posts a blog for santafe.com. Be sure to check it out.
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@SeniorSuperstud I've just listened to London Pride and it doesn't even superficially sound like Mbube, Wimoweh or The Lion Sleeps Tonight. I really don't know why you made that comment.
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It sure is a long time before the vocals come in,great posting,many thanks.
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Cool I have this 78. What model is your Garrard? I've got a type A Laboratory unit and I love it.
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@SeniorSuperstud Many thanks for the information. Cordial greetings :)
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never heard this version before,, i like it :)
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5 stars again, and I got the same verion again.
@sbd650
This is not genuine African music. It is the same tune as a song called "London Pride" by Noel Coward in 1920
SeniorSuperstud 11 months ago 3
@SeniorSuperstud you are completely wrong. this song comes from the son "mbube" recorded by south african singer solomon linda in 1939.
supam2m 5 months ago