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KOSMO's VINYL of the Week

Orchestra Baobab, "Utrus Horas"

6/23/2017

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Orchestra Baobab
KOSMO's VINYL of the Week:
This week we're off to Dakar, Senegal for Orchestra Baobab's "Utrus Horas", from their 1989 release "Pirates Choice"...

"It's my understanding that the "Pirates Choice" sessions were recorded in 1982 but that they were not released until 1989, after the band had broken up. Luckily for us, a new found audience had them reformed and touring the world. I saw them in Central Park and they were fantastic - sounded just like the record. A bunch of blokes in West Africa playing a style of Cuban music that was vintage when they discovered it. I doubt you can get more Afro-Cuban than that! Shout Out too for the great Malik Sidibe, for allowing his wonderful photographs to be used for the cover". - KV

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  • Shop
  • artists
  • Kosmo's Vinyl of the Week
  • exhibitions & events
    • Social Distance Gallery ATL
    • missive - UNG Faculty Show
    • Wood at The Waddi
    • Artist Xie Caomin at Different Trains Gallery 2 at Cornerstone Bank of Decatur
    • Pop-Up Show at 378 featuring The Real Frank Tee and Kim Cresswell
    • Luzene Hill - Now that the Gates of Hell are Closed... >
      • Luzene Hill artist talk
    • Around the Wheel - Color Wheel Teachers Show
    • Best of Atlanta 2019
    • Yehimi Cambrón Pop-Up Show
    • Summer Show 2019
    • Academe of the Oaks Student Exhibition
    • Remembering Marvin Rhodes
    • 378 Clifton Road Pop-Up May 2 2019
    • Ruth Franklin - Only When I Laugh
    • Perspectives: WCAGA Group Exhibit
    • Harry Underwood Red Letter Days >
      • a conversation with artist Harry Underwood
    • The Gallery: Natalie Twigg and Todd Alexander >
      • A Conversation with Natalie Twigg
    • Eben Dunn: Amplification and De-amplification >
      • A Conversation with Atlanta Artists Eben Dunn & Jim Johnson
    • Decaturscapes
    • M.C. Escher +
    • Math + Art
    • Cisco Kid vs Donald Trump >
      • Artist Talk & Tea with Kosmo Vinyl
    • Bank SEE 2.0
    • Through a Glass Darkly
    • Bank SEE
    • Grand Opening and Inaugural Exhibition
  • contact
  • about
  • Waddi ATL
  • books
  • blog
  • News
  • Cleared Art Licensing