Mory Kante - Mory Kante Album

Tracklist

1	Bantiero
2	Courougnegne
3	Marriage
4	Mariam N'Kanou

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ER-0007	Mory Kante	Mory Kante ‎(LP)	Eboni Records	ER-0007	Ivory Coast	Unknown
ASL 7038	Mory Kante	Mory Kante ‎(LP, Album)	Ledoux Records	ASL 7038	France	1982
MP 0000123, 0000 123	Mory Kante	N'Diarabi ‎(LP, Album)	Mandingo Productions, Mandingo Productions	MP 0000123, 0000 123	France	Unknown

Credits

• Advisor [Wisdom / Godfather] – Mamadou Doumbia
• Art Direction – Johnnie Busby
• Bass – Eugene Cropper
• Congas [Tumba] – Losseni Diakite
• Drums – Alex Abito
• Engineer [Mastering] – John Matousek
• Engineer [Technical] – Jean-François Beaudet
• Executive-Producer – Gerald Theus
• Guitar, Arranged By, Producer, Engineer [Assistant] – Amadou Doukoure
• Keyboards – Max Cozy
• Keyboards, Arranged By, Engineer [Recording & Mixing] – Alioune Abib Middleton
• Kora, Vocals, Composed By, Arranged By – Mory Kante
• Producer – Alioune Abib Middleton (Sir Gregg)
• Producer, Music Director, Engineer [Recording / Mixing & Mastering] – Abdoulaye Soumare
• Saxophone – Tex Korley
• Trombone – Adlib Young Anim
• Trumpet – Billy Dah
• Vocals – Aicha Kone, Nakan Doumbia

Notes

Made in U.S.A.

Barcodes

• Rights Society: SACEM

Companies

• Recorded At – SNM (Studio de la Nouvelle Marche)
• Remixed At – Motown/Hitsville U.S.A. Recording Studios

Video

Album

Mory Kanté. 2013 сингл Phil Marwood Remix. 2019 сингл Matthias Matty Heilbronn Remixes. Mory Kanté 29 March 1950 22 May 2020 was a Guinean vocalist and player of the kora harp. He was best known internationally for his 1987 hit song Yé ké yé ké, which reached number-one in Belgium, Finland, the Netherlands, and Spain. The album it came from, Akwaba Beach, was the best-selling African record of its time. Kanté was born in Albadaria, French Guinea a part of French West Africa at the time on 29 March 1950. His father was El Hadj Djeli Fodé Kanté and his mother, Fatouma Kamissoko. Mory Kante, Conakry, Guinea. Mory Kante , Enzo Avitabile and others. Group Compilation. Songs in album The Mory Kanté Compilation Part 1 2020. Mory Kante - 10 Cola Nuts. Mory Kante - 56. Mory Kante - Africa 2000. Mory Kante - Akwaba Beach. Mory Kante - Alamina Badoubaden. Mory Kante - Ayeh. Mory Kante Avitabile - Bagano. Mory Kante - Bankiero. Mory Kante - Bantiero. Mory Kante - Bedoke. Mory Kanté born in Kissidougou, Guinea, on 29 March 1950 died 22 May 2020 was an acclaimed Guinean vocalist and player of the kora harp. He is best remembered internationally for his 1987 hit song Yé ké yé ké, which reached number-one in Belgium, Finland, the Netherlands, and Spain. After being brought in the Mandinka griot tradition in Guinea, he was sent to Mali at the age of seven years read more. From the Album the Best of Mory Kante. LatinAutor, SODRAC, LatinAutor - SonyATV и другие авторские общества 2. Mory Kante, a Guinean singer, kora player and bandleader who built a worldwide audience for music rooted in West Africa, died on Friday in Conakry, Guinea. He was 70. Kantes manager, Juan Yriat, said he died in his sleep after experiencing chest pains earlier in the day. No official cause was announced. Kante came from a family of griots, the dynastic West African musicians whose songs carry news and chronicle history. Steeped in those traditions, he electrified the kora, the traditional griots harp, and he fused African music with styles and instruments from Western pop. Приобретайте пластинки, компакт-диски и многое другое от Mory Kanté на маркетплейсе Kanté, Soundtrack: The Beach. Mory Kanté was born on March 29, 1950 in Albadariya, Kissidougou, Guinea. He died on May 22, 2020 in Conakry, Guinea. Did You Know Trivia: International success came in 1988 when he released his album Akwaba Beach, which includes his best-known work, Yéké Yéké. Trademark . Image caption Mory Kanté was of one West Africa's best-known musicians. The singer Mory Kanté, who helped bring African music to world audiences with hits like Yéké Yéké, has died in Guinea. Kanté died in hospital on Friday in the capital, Conakry, aged 70, his son Balla Kanté told the AFP news agency. His death was the result of untreated health problems, he said. He suffered from chronic illnesses and often travelled to France for treatment but that was no longer possible with the coronavirus, he added. We saw his condition deteriorate rapidly, but I was still surprise