Orlando Julius & His Afro Sounders - James Brown Ride On / Psychedelic Afro Shop album flac

Psychedelic Afro Shop. Companies, etc. Licensed From – Orlando Julius. Composed By, Performer – Orlando Julius Ekemode. Engineer – Sean P. Notes. 10" reissue of the original Nigerian 7" single James Brown Ride On, Psychedelic Afro Shop. Distributed exclusively by ww. udosrecords.

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Orlando formed a larger band, the Afro Sounders in the late '60s and began to explore and altogether deeper, funkier highlife fusion, responding to psychedelia (Psychedelic Afro Shop), the deeper funk grooves that were coming from the USA (James Brown Ride On) and also to Fela Kuti's new Afrobeat (Alo Mi Alo). The tracks are longer, the sound mellower, the rootsier grooves profoundly hip shaking

Released: July 15, 2014. 1. James Brown Ride On. 2. Psychedlic Afro Shop.

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James Brown Ride On. Psychedelic Afro Shop. Show complete tracklistminimize tracklist. A few years into his music career, in the late 1960s Nigerian superstar Orlando Julius expanded his band and began to explore an increasingly deeper, funkier highlife fusion, responding to rock, psychedelia and the funk grooves that were coming from the USA, as well as Fela Kuti's new Afrobeat direction. The two tracks featured on this 1970 single are wonderful examples of that constantly evolving sound, getting mellower, rootsier and always profoundly hip shaking.