I don’t know much about Cameroonian keyboardist
Eko Roosevelt Louis, but every record he made in the ‘70’s bumps like
crazy. This is my favorite of them all,
with the title track in particular demonstrating an elevated funk consciousness
that sounds like Geraldo Pino fronting the Headhunters, with Charles Stepney on
string arrangements. How’s that for a
comparison? The other tracks range from
slow-burn soul ballads to West African ‘70’s pop to full-on funk fusion, and
the production throughout is on point.
Cop this if you ever see it.
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