Angélique Kidjo - Õÿö
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Table of Contents
Tracks
Track | Duration | Preview |
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Move on Up | 03:45 | |
Lakutshona Llanga | ||
You Can Count On Me | 3:9 | |
Dil Main Chuppa Ke Pyar Ka | ||
I've Got Dreams To Remember | ||
You Can Count on Me | 03:09 | |
Out of Africa [Mina Version] [From Out of Africa] | 03:08 | |
I've Got Dreams To Remember | 3:52 | |
Cold Sweat | 4:3 | |
Out Of Africa (Mina Version) | 3:10 | |
Monfe Ran E (feat. Dianne Reeves) | 3:10 | |
Atcha Houn | 1:37 | |
Kelele | 3:41 | |
Lakutshona Llanga | 2:16 | |
Move On Up (feat. Bono & John Legend) | 3:13 | |
Move On Up | ||
Samba Pa Ti [Yoruba Version] | 03:37 | |
Agbalagba | 2:26 | |
Afia | 4:13 | |
Dil Main Chuppa Ke Pyar Ka [From Aan] | 03:50 | |
Zelie | 2:3 | |
Samba Pa Ti | ||
Dil Main Chuppa Ke Pyar Ka | 3:50 | |
Out of Africa | 3:8 | |
Mbube | 4:28 | |
I've Got Dreams to Remember [Yoruba Version] | 03:52 | |
I've Got Dreams To Remember (Yoruba Version) | 3:52 | |
Baby, I Love You | ||
Petite Fleur | 2:19 | |
Samba Pa Ti (feat. Roy Hargrove) | 3:37 | |
Out Of Africa |
Video
Angelique Kidjo - Kelele
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Catalog Numbers
- PASS004
- CDJUST 356
- 7930183062-2
Labels
- Proper Records , Razor & Tie
- Razor & Tie
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Formats
- CD
- Album
- Promo
Companies
Role | Company |
---|---|
Manufactured By | Razor & Tie Direct, LLC |
Marketed By | Razor & Tie Direct, LLC |
Phonographic Copyright (p) | Razor & Tie Direct, LLC |
Copyright (c) | Razor & Tie Direct, LLC |
Pressed By | Arvato Digital Services |
Recorded At | Avatar Studios |
Mixed At | Avatar Studios |
Mastered At | Sterling Sound |
Credits
Role | Credit |
---|---|
A&R | Beka Callaway |
Arranged By | Jean Hebrail |
Guitar | Lionel Loueke |
Double Bass | Christian McBride |
Drums | Kendrick Scott |
Horns | The Antibalas Horns |
Mastered By | Chris Gehringer |
Percussion | Ibrahim "Thiokho" Diagne |
Recorded By | Akihiro Nishimura |
Mixed By | Akihiro Nishimura |
Notes
- issued in PVC sleeve with insert.
- Original CD bought in South Africa 2010 during the World Cup
- Includes 12 pages booklet.
Barcodes
- Barcode: 600914 418332
- Barcode (Text): 8 05520 30004 9
- Barcode (Scanned): 805520300049
- Matrix / Runout: [logo arvato digital services] 53903308/AKPROMO2 22
- Mastering SID Code: IFPI LP73
- Mastering SID Code: IFPI 0797
About Angélique Kidjo
Born: July 14, 1960.
Angélique Kidjo grew up in Ouidah, Benin, a country in West Africa that sits snugly between Togo and Nigeria.
She was born into a musical family, her mother is a choreographer and director of a theater group, her brothers are instrumentalists and at the age of six she was singing and dancing in her mother's company and later joined her brothers' group, the Kidjo Brothers Band, where she sang a variety of Benin-style songs.
Growing up in Benin exposed her to a rich variety of music. She was heavily influenced by the traditional folk styles and love songs of the country - epic songs full of allusions to the history of the villages and the rituals and voodoo ceremonies of the older generation
but, perhaps more importantly, she was listening to the new urban African music percolating up from South Africa and the Western songs ranging from James Brown, to that she heard on the radio.
The formidable South African vocalist was a great influence on the young Kidjo, so much so that Angelique, who was already making a name for herself, recorded an adaptation of a Makeba song for Benin radio. Her first hits followed and she toured the Ivory Coast.
It wasn't until Kidjo made the trip to Europe that her career came alive. It was Cameroonian producer, Ekambi Brilliant, who suggested that Angelique move to Paris to record and the singer left Benin for Europe.
Paris in the eighties was the breeding ground for the new African music and African artists, freed from the constraints of African tradition yet incorporating their roots with western styles were generating revolutionary sounds.
Delicately plucked guitars were mixing with rock drums and lyrics were tackling more worldly issues. Makossa from Cameroon, soukous from Zaire which is now the DRC and mbalax from Senegal was being injected with a new attitude and was taking over the dancefloors. Kidjo was in her element.
When she first arrived she sang and recorded with a group called and then joined the jazz tinged band, Pili Pili. She later recorded two jazz albums with Pili Pili and played with them at the Montreux Festival in 1986.
In the same year she joined forces with bass player and composer , and together they worked on their own music.
Through regularly working at in Paris, she also met many African and Antillean musicians and was able to form her own group and release her first solo album, Parakou.
Real Name
- Angélique Kpasseloko Hinto Hounsinou Kandjo Manta Zogbin Kidjo
Name Vars
- A Kidjo
- A, Kidjo
- A. Kidjo
- A.K.
- A.Kidjo
- Ang Lique Kidjo
- Ange'Lique Kid Jo
- Ange'lique Kidjo
- Angelique
- Angelique Kidjo
- Angèlique Kidjo
- Angélique Kidgo
- Angélique Kidio
- Angélique Kidjò
- Anjelique Kidjo
- C.A. Kidjo
- Kidjo
Comments
This is real soca so let's PAAARTY!
Linda voz....mulher negra e especial...gostaria muito de conhecer....
It needs no verbal translation if you listen with your heart. Beautiful spirit, joyful noise:-)
funny..kelele means 'noise' in kiswahili...this aint noise! nice!
Nice 1!!!
i like this version more than the one with the orchestra. a lot more raw and in your face.
I found this by typing kelele on Google... good song too
not my thing, but a very strong woman, great, make your way
Thank you for the amazing dance in Amsterdam Angelique will never forget it
it's good to understand Yoruba oh. Here when I realized Yemi and Angelique both have songs named Kelele and guess what they are both nice Shayo(Highlife party) jams. I love it!!!
beautiful
I don't know what she's saying but I love the tempo of this song. So lively.
WOW!!! LOVE YOU ANGELIQUE!
Heard of Angelique on a Delta plane. Always find the best music on planes!!
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