Re: [acid-jazz] Rare Record : Buwana ?

From: Nathaniel Rahav (nat_at_rhythmlove.com)
Date: 2004-02-26 23:21:38

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    Thanks! I just saw it on DustyGroove and upon looking at the image of the
    cover realized that it's one of Those Ones... u know... those records u
    always see and know they must be really dope cos they cost an arm and a
    leg! Me thinks me shall snag the reissue...

    While were on the subject... can u ID another funky boogie stormer for
    me... this one has I believe Celia Cruz singing vocals but it's not words.
    Something like Chimbalaka Chimbalaka tim ba ba. Very funky, very
    danceable, even by non-salsa dancers, though the salsa groove in it is
    strong too...

    thanks ! ! !! nice to see you surface on the list here Jason !!
    (I admit, I been lurking too ... too much spam to battle to spend time
    with the email that I *should* sit and read! )

    Nat

    On Thu, 26 Feb 2004, Jason Witherspoon wrote:

    > At 1:52 PM -0500 2/26/04, Nathaniel Rahav wrote:
    > >Dear list,
    > >
    > >Does anyone have any info about a rare rock-latin-funk record by an artist
    > >called Buwana ? It sounds like Santana meets Eddie Palmieri meets Larry
    > >Harlow meets El Chicano... I think the name is Buwana...
    > >Anyone know the label, when it came out, if it's been reissued, etc ?
    > >
    > >thanks
    > >
    > >Nat
    >
    > It's "Bwana". Pretty hot stuff, as you've described it more or less,
    > along the lines of Chango, Black Sugar, Sapo, Nico Gomez' _Ritual_
    > album, et al. It's been reissued on vinyl & cd, not sure if they're
    > still around. Would start looking at http://www.dustygroove.com ....
    >
    >