Cymande - Cymande vinyl record cover

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Zion I

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One More

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Getting It Back

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Listen

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Rickshaw

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Dove

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Bra

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The Message

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Rastafarian Folk Song


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Cymande

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Re-issued limited re press due Feb 2021. This brilliant 1972 album from UK 70s funk outfit Cymande (pronounced Sah-mahn-day) has been heralded as the best Brit Funk album of all time. Taking influences from their Guyanese and Jamaican roots they fused reggae influenced basslines, Afro-tinted Nyabinghi percussion, psychedelic touches and American style funk instrumentation creating a unique sound which the band referred to as nyah-rock. Their tracks later became a mainstay of block parties and hip hop break samples. This, their debut, boasted perhaps their best-known funk anthem The Message and the much-sampled Bra, adopted by pioneering DJs like DJ Kool Herc and Grandmaster Flash before being plundered by de la Soul, The Wu-Tang Clan, The Coup and The Fugees to name but a few. They stand today as one of the most sampled black British bands ever cropping up on Hip Hop, House and Dance 12"s all over the World. (Gatefold Sleeve - 180 gsm Vinyl)

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