new cd by mansa camio

[bubudi]

tulonba are a group of mansa camio's students from germany, who studied with him in guinea and germany. the first 9 tracks of this cd were recorded live, the remainder in studio. the cd goes for about 70 mins and is available for 12€ from danielfpk@web.de

[Dugafola]

i def wanna hear the Baradota....it's probably very similar to the one that Wadaba taught me.

[Afoba]

Hey Bubudi,
Thanx for the advert!!
But I have to say, that we're not pupils of Mansa's all the four.
It's Mudge and (a bit less) Benno who are much influenced by Mansa and Baro. I'm more on the Hamana side and so was Juerg (who played on the disc but isn't in the group anymore - he prefers BKO style) who has played with Mansa for several years in Germany. Lukas (the new one - the guy in the youtube video) has never been to Baro - but this year he will pass there, too.
Greetings, Daniel
www.tolonba.de
(the english text hasn't been finished yet - I want to leave this work for Lukas who is half American d:-) )

[bubudi]

hey daniel, could you please post at least one sample track? thanks in advance.

[Afoba]

yes, but how again?

[e2c]

as an attachment - scroll down the page (after you hit "reply") and click on "upload attachment."

[michi]

Juerg (who played on the disc but isn't in the group anymore - he prefers BKO style)

I jammed with Juerg a few times in Bamako in Jan 2008. Say hello for me please if you are still in touch!

Cheers,

Michi.

[Afoba]

hope it works!
one track I like: demoussonin
Mnudge first solo, Mansa second

[bubudi]

thanks, daniel. i'm sure this will allow people to appreciate your music more and hopefully lead to them buying your cd.

[Afoba]

hum, er...
I have just realized that I uploaded the wrong track, that's to say I gave it a wrong name on my computer. Sorry!
Of course, the one I put here before was bando.
You will finde some newer stuff on the myspace sites
http://blogs.myspace.com/tolonba and http://friends.myspace.com/danielkonate
it's just repetition recordings, but it's not bad I think.

Greetings, Daniel