Osibisa - Sunshine Day / Bum To Bum album flac

Welcome Home is the sixth studio album by British Afro-pop band Osibisa released in 1975 by Island Records ILPS 9355. Issued in 1997 CD format by Red Steel Music Ltd. RMC 0208. Teddy Osei – African drums, flute, percussion, tenor and soprano saxophones, vocals. Mac Tontoh – trumpet, flugelhorn, percussion, didjeridu, prensa. Sol Amarfio – drums, percussion, bells, bongos, congas. Kofi Ayivor - congas, percussion. Kiki Gyan – clavinet, keyboards, organ, piano, vocals. Mike Odumusu – bass guitar, vocals.

Bum to Bum. Artist: Osibisa. Album: Sunshine Day - The Pye, Bronze Anthology, 1999.

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Osibisa скачать в mp3 на телефон или слушайте песню Osibisa - Sunshine Day, Osibisa - Fire, Osibisa - Meeting Point, Osibisa - Welcome Home, Osibisa - Coffee Song и другие популярные треки и рингтоны. Osibisa –Sunshine Day. 2:39. Osibisa –Bum to Bum. 4:43. Osibisa –Dance the Body Music. Osibisa –Happy Children.

This two-CD compilation contains the entirety of all three studio albums Osibisa recorded for the British Pye and Bronze labels (1975's Welcome Home, 1976's Ojah Awake, and 1980's Mystic Energy), as well as five non-LP sides (among them 12" mixes of two tracks from Mystic Energy). Although this was the group's period of greatest commercial success ("Sunshine Day" and "Dance the Body Music," both included here, were both modest British hit singles), it was also a time that saw them slide further away from their.

Bum To Bum (Non album track) (5:53). Sunshine day" is a well put together compilation of three consecutive releases by Osibisa from the mid to late 1970's. The story of these three albums is of a band being pulled in different directions. Gerry Bron's Bronze records, who had managed the band for some time, persuaded them to sign for the label. Once signed the band were encouraged to move in a more commercial direction, and to come up with singles orientated songs. Welcome home" and "Ojah awake", both released in 1976, reflect this significantly.