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Cedric 'Im' Brooks United Africa mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Reggae Album: United Africa Country: Jamaica Released: 1978 Style: Roots Reggae, Dub MP3 version RAR size: 1201 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1598 mb WMA version RAR size: 1549 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 587 Other Formats: AAC XM ASF MPC VOC ADX DXD Tracklist A1 Satta Masa Ganna 7:10 A2 United Africa 5:05 A3 African Medley 4:40 B1 Silent Force 6:21 B2 River Jordan 2:13 B3 Praises 4:27 B4 Elehreh 3:27 Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Aquarius Recording Co. Ltd. Copyright (c) – Wait A Bit Music Printed By – Solo-Graphic Printers Ltd. Credits Alto Saxophone – Gerrard Salmon Bass – Boris Gardiner Bass Drum – Desmond Jones Bass Drum, Percussion – Lloyd Barnes Bass Drum, Voice – Aston Russell Bass, Voice – Tony Allen Clarinet – Maxine Mitchell Design [Jacket], Photography By – Huntley Burgher Drum [Funde], Percussion, Voice – Gilbert Golding Drum [Funde], Voice – Austin Ricketts Drum [Repeater] – Joel Crawville Drums [Traps] – Calvin McKenzie, Nelson Miller Executive-Producer – Lloyd Chin-Loy Guitar – Ernest Ranglin, Lennox Gordon Organ – Leslie Butler Percussion – Alvin Haughton, Beres Hammond Piano – Harold Butler Soprano Saxophone – Dean Frasier* Tenor Saxophone, Drum [Repeater] – Cedric 'Im' Brooks* Trombone – Al Ahmad, Calvin Cameron*, Joe McCormak* Trumpet – Arnold Brakenridge*, David Madden, Jackie Willacy, Vivian Hall Voice – Cedric Brooks*, Joan Francis, Marcia Bailey, Paulette Chambers, Sandra Brooks Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Cedric "Im" ARCO LP 009 United Africa (LP, RE) Water Lily ARCO LP 009 Jamaica Unknown Brooks Cedric "Im" United Africa (LP, none Water Lily none Jamaica Unknown Brooks Album, RP) Cedric 'Im' United Africa (CD, none Wait A Bit none Jamaica 2001 Brooks* Album, RE) Cedric "Im" United Africa (LP, ARCO LP 009 Water Lily ARCO LP 009 Jamaica Unknown Brooks Album, Re) Cedric "Im" United Africa (LP, ARCO LP 009 Water Lily ARCO LP 009 Jamaica Unknown Brooks Album, Lab) Comments about United Africa - Cedric 'Im' Brooks Felhalar First, the album cover is an incredible photo - Cedric's dashiki and saxophone all blend into the trees. Second, the horn intro for "Satta Masa Ganna" blows the roof off and draws in the listener. This album is definitely one for the archives and is a fusion of reggae, jazz, and African music. "United Africa" , "River Jordan" , "Praises" and "Elehreh" are some my noted favorites. "Elehreh" is a big track, not sure of the dialect but you can definitely feel the vibes. It can be said that Cedric "Im" Brooks was a master at his craft, unafraid to push the boundaries both in sound and word. Related Music albums to United Africa by Cedric 'Im' Brooks Various - Drum & Bass Headhunterz Wareika Hill Sounds - Coconut Head Various - UKF Summer Drum & Bass Vol. 2 Various - Drum & Bass & Vocaloid Various - Liquicity Drum & Bass 2017 Stokesly - Drum and Bass - Best of Breed semez... - drum'n'gress #01 Various - This is... Drum&Bass.

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