1976年作。
こちらは当時アルバムを単独で発売出来なかった
アーティストたちの音源を集めたオムニバス盤。
伝統的な演奏とともに、
JAZZやFUNK と取り入れたグルーヴィーな
インストゥルメンタル曲も収録した人気盤。
アナログ盤です！よろしく、どうぞ、

A1 Sombory Jazz / Nananina
A2 Quintette Guinéenne / Dounga
A3 Ballets Africains / Fuete Parlante
A4 Trio Papa Kouyaté / Bourou
B1 Momo Wandel / Tam-Tam Sax
B2 Trio Papa Kouyaté / Kokoba
B3 Ballets Africains / Tam-Tam Emporte Moi
B4 Quintette Guinéenne / Massane Cissé

1 of 4 albums in a series that represents a unique moment in African music. Faithfully recreated from the best original sources. 60 years ago West Africa was bursting with energy as first Ghana, and then in 1958 Guinea, gained their independence. In the case of Guinea her birth was sudden and dramatic as France, the then colonial power, withdrew within one month of the vote for independence, famously taking ‘everything including the light bulbs’. Guinea had to start from scratch, not least in her approach to the arts which the new state wanted to modernize while still remaining true to tradition. This policy was called authenticité. Music was it’s focus, Syliphone it’s record label and Guinean music soon became a shining example for other emerging African nations. It even attracted artists and activists such as Miriam Makeba and her then husband, ex-Black Panther, Stokely Carmichael who, harassed by the CIA, moved to Guinea in 1968. （メーカーインフォより）