Camarade Nini Akobomba Ngai Sango (Franco) - Franco & le T.P. O.K. Jazz 1975

Franco, Sam Mangwana, Josky Kiambukuta, Wuta Mayi, Michèl Boyibanda sing. I'm not sure about the vocal arrangement here, but I definitely recognise Wuta in the first part of the song, and Sam after the break. So maybe Sam took Wuta's place at the break.

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Music

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• Franco
• Rumba
• Zaire
• Africa
• TPOKJazz

[chahenza]

.....as usual the maestro strumming away melodious tunes from the famous Les' Gibson guitar

[AboubacarSiddikh]

@chahenza This is still a Fender, the Gibson Les Paul came in a few years later.

[chikeke]

Only if you know how this music uplifts the lives of real Africans especially myself trapped here for many years. thank you for this unselfish service to all Africans who grew up and still loving every bit of it; most of all thanks to the people of Zaire, I may not understand your language but your music rocks the senses. thanks to the Ok Jazz no matter where you are, the living do appreciate your hard work that still shines till today,

[orangekush3]

camarade nini akobomba ngai sango = camarade who hides me the truth

[josephinekiwanuka]

Thank you so much for this one Aboubacar I will never forget how we used to play it at parties in the seventies. You know how to pick them.

[chahenza]

@AboubacarSiddikh

[chahenza]

@AboubacarSiddikh ...thanks for the invaluable tit bits & information on TPOK. was way to young when the band disbanded

[chahenza]

@ aboubacar....oops! i always thought he played the Les Gibson....thanks for correction...anyway what are the major differences between a fender and the Les Gibson?

[mahanga711]

Very emotional, touchy and artistic. I wonder how many of today's musicians can march this standard................a genius of rare talent. I have been in the States and parts of Europe but I am yet to find any music that is is so harmonious in spirit like this kind.

[otienokojwang]

Jakakwaro is this a compliment... sounds sarcastic!