David Nzomo - African Rhythms: Songs from KenyaWhile touring Kenya with his musical group in the late 1950s, David Nzomo realized that it was sometimes difficult to keep the audience's attention during stage set up and transitions. To fill the dead time, Nzomo played songs he used for weddings, parties, and local get together, and that music subsequently turned into the core of his repertoire. He sings in Swahili, Kamba, and English on themes of courtship, marriage, life in a foreign country, and

'Sunflower' further explores the mixture of beats and saxophone hinted at on the last album

Includes fan favorites "Vamos a Bailar Charanga

and all over the globe

and that one can clearly hear and realize similarities in the music of different countries

Edgar Barrier

Various Artists - Trinita E Bambino (Original Soundtrack)

All of these are the embodiment of party-making music

The album includes traditional folk songs

"Writing songs requires a certain level of self-indulgence

Bear Family Records® pays tribute with new collections that underscore just how savage these cats' rhythms were on Boppin' Rock Boogie

but filled with suspicion over the Mermaids validity

her accomplishments are unquestionable