Nigeria Special - Nigeria Special: Modern Highlife, Afro-Sounds and Nigerian Blues vinyl record cover

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Ayamma - Anambra Beats

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Okwukwe Na Nchekwube - Celestine Ukwu & His Philosophers Nationa

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Amalinja - Don Isaac Ezekiel Combination

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Akula Owu Onyeara - Funkees

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Oja Omoba - Dele Ojo & His Star Brothers Band

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Koma Mosi - The Harbours Band

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Nekwaha Semi Colon - Semi Colon

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Osalobua Rekpama - Sir Victor Uwaifo & His Melody Maestros

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Onwu Ama Dike - St. Augustine & His Rovers Dance Band

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Feso Jaiye - The Sahara All Stars Of Jos

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Ema Kowa Iasa Ile Wa - Mono Mono

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To Whom It May Concern - Tunji Oyelana & The Blenders

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Ugali - Tony Benson Sextet (instrumental)

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Asiko Mi Ni

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Torri Wowo

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Belema

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Alabeke

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Arraino

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Simini-yaya

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Buroda Mase

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I Want A Break Thru'

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Business Before Pleasure

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Omo Yen Wu Mi

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Blak Sound

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Eguae Oba

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Akpaison


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Nigeria Special

Nigeria Special: Modern Highlife, Afro-Sounds and Nigerian Blues

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Subtitled: Modern Highlife, Afro-Sounds & Nigerian Blues 1970-76....& Nigerian Blues, 1970-1976. Since 2002, Soundway Records has been synonymous with high-quality and groundbreaking compilations of music from Africa, the Caribbean and South America. Nigeria Special is the most ambitious project yet for the label - a truly in-depth, double album look at Nigerian music in the early to mid-'70s, encompassing a broad range of styles. Compiler and DJ Miles Cleret has spent five years working on this album - involving trips to Lagos and around Nigeria interviewing musicians and researching recordings, as well as a suitable amount of time scouring dusty record stores and warehouses for elusive sounds. This compilation presents some of the best un-reissued and forgotten sounds from Nigeria, covering the amazingly vibrant and diverse styles that emerged and flourished at the time. Everything from highlife, jazz, Afro-beat and blues to more traditional styles are represented to give as comprehensive a survey of the scene as possible. The 32-page booklet covers a history of the time plus in-depth information on the artists and musicians, as well as a look at the amazing pop-art cover designs of Nigerian records. Soundway. 2007.

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