Ayub Ogada - En Mana Kuoyo Album

Tracklist

1	10%	4:05
2	Kronkronhinko	3:24
3	Wa Winjigo Ero	3:34
4	Chiro	3:38
5	Kothbiro	5:37
6	En Mana Kuoyo	3:54
7	Ondiek	4:05
8	Dala	3:18
9	Obiero	5:40
10	Thum Nyatiti	2:43

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CDRW42, CD RW 42, 0777 7 87947 2 1	Ayub Ogada	En Mana Kuoyo ‎(CD, Album)	Real World Records, Real World Records, Real World Records	CDRW42, CD RW 42, 0777 7 87947 2 1	UK & Europe	1993
CAROL 2335-2, 0777 7 87947 2 1	Ayub Ogada	En Mana Kuoyo ‎(CD, Album)	Caroline Records, Real World Records	CAROL 2335-2, 0777 7 87947 2 1	US	1993
CDRW642	Ayub Ogada	En Manu Kuoyo ‎(CD, Album)	Real World Gold	CDRW642	Europe	2012
CDRW42, CAROL 2335-2	Ayub Ogada	En Mana Kuoyo ‎(CD, Album)	Real World Records, Caroline Records	CDRW42, CAROL 2335-2	US	1993

Credits

• Arranged By – Ayub Ogada
• Backing Vocals – Geoffrey Oryema (tracks: 6)
• Design Concept [Series Identity] – Garry Mouat
• Design, Art Direction – Sy-Jenq Cheng
• Djembe, Drum [Panlogo], Percussion – David Oladunni
• Double Bass, Piano – Alex Gifford (tracks: 8)
• Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Bass – Zak Sikobe (tracks: 10)
• Engineer – Richard Evans
• Liner Notes – Ayub Ogada, Rick Glanvill
• Management [Contact] – Claire Wrightson
• Mixed By – Ayub Ogada, Richard Evans
• Organ [Hammond] – Alex Gifford
• Photography By – Stephen Lovell-Davis
• Producer – Ayub Ogada, Richard Evans
• Vocals, Lyre [Nyatiti], Percussion, Flute [Imbele And Wea] – Ayub Ogada
• Written-By – Ayub Ogada (tracks: 1 to 4, 7, 8, 10), Mbarak Achieng And The Black Savage Band (tracks: 9), Sukuma Bin Ongaro (tracks: 6), Traditional (tracks: 5), Zak Sikobe (tracks: 7)

Notes

Vinyl version, first issue

Barcodes

• Barcode (Scanned): 884108005705

Video

Album

En Mana Kuoyo. Ayub Ogada. 2015 Real World Gold. Ayub Ogada, Trevor Warren. Worldwide 30 Years of Real World Music. African Lullaby. Various artists. 1999 Album. Пользовательское соглашение. On En Mana Kuoyo meaning just sand, he sings mellifluous, almost hypnotic, and yet ultimately lackadaisical melodies concerning home, his instrument, the weather, and injustice. By way of attempting a subtle fusion of African and European not to mention urban and rural styles, Ogada is accompanied by a small ensemble that adds surprisingly little to almost too-pretty songs more alike than not. Ayub Ogada turns in a wonderful album here, full of African sounds and rich vocals. It sounds very different from Western pop music, having an earthier beat to it that recalls the richness of Africa. Album 1993 10 Songs. En Mana Kuoyo Ayub Ogada. 10 tracks 39:49. Folk Roots UK. The finest songs are slow melodic relaxed lilting show off both the instruments delicacy and Ogadas thoughtful, intimate and soulful vocals. Produced by Brian Eno, this album introduced the world to the struggles of singer-songwriter Geoffrey Oryema, who fled Uganda at a young age following the secret assassination of his father, a government minister. A wistful reflection on the Uganda of Oryemas youth and the sadness of his exile. Songs For The Poor Man. Job Seda 1956 1 February 2019, better known as Ayub Ogada, was a Kenyan singer. His music is known to have a natural feel to it, having songs of birds, the calls of animals and the sounds of children playing in the background. En Mana Kuoyo by Oyub Ogada from the album En Mana Kuoyo. I couldn't find this song on youtube, so I thought I'll put it up for those of you who might 에서 1993 CD의 En Mana Kuoyo 릴리스에 대한 크레딧, 리뷰, 트랙을 보고 쇼핑해보세요. Written-By Ayub Ogada tracks: 1 to 4, 7, 8, 10, Mbarak Achieng And The Black Savage Band tracks: 9, Sukuma Bin Ongaro tracks: 6, Traditional tracks: 5, Zak Sikobe tracks: 7. Housed in a standard jewel case with a 10-page booklet inside. Released 1993. En Mana Kuoyo Tracklist. Obiero Lyrics. About En Mana Kuoyo. nyatiti a stringed instrument similar to the lyre and Ogadas reflective, subdued vocals are unlike anything youve ever heard. Theyre also almost the only things you will hear on this disc, the only embellishment being the occasional light percussion or wind instrument. Ogada sings in his native Kenyan tongue, of the beliefs and traditions of his people. Go far, see the world, but dont forget where you come from, he intones in the song Chiro, a sentiment he has obviously