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Bad Food by Seke Molenga & Kalo Kawongolo
Seke Molenga & Kalo Kawongolo
Artist Biography For Seke Molenga & Kalo Kawongolo
In 1977 A Promoter Brought Some Fellows From Zaire To Jamaica In Hopes Of Creating A New African Reggae Sound. Apparently She Abandoned The Two Africans Soon After They Arrived In Jamaica And Left Them Stranded In Kingston. Not Speaking Any English They Had To Beg For Money And Food To Survive. Eventually They Found Themselves At Lee Perry's House And Somehow Communicated Their Desperate Story. Perry Took Their Arrival As A Sign Jah Himself Had Sent These Guys From Africa To Make A Connection With The Black Ark. Soon After The Three Of Them Were In The Ark Recording The Songs That Make Up Their One And Only Album. It's An Incredible And Ground Breaking Collaboration - A Thick Swirling Tribal Groove That Is Unique In The Lee Perry Canon.
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Biography - Seke Molenga & Kalo Kawongolo
In 1977 A Promoter Brought Some Fellows From Zaire To Jamaica In Hopes Of Creating A New African Reggae Sound. Apparently She Abandoned The Two Africans Soon After They Arrived In Jamaica And Left Them Stranded In Kingston. Not Speaking Any English They Had To Beg For Money And Food To Survive. Eventually They Found Themselves At Lee Perry's House And Somehow Communicated Their Desperate Story. Perry Took Their Arrival As A Sign Jah Himself Had Sent These Guys From Africa To Make A Connection With The Black Ark. Soon After The Three Of Them Were In The Ark Recording The Songs That Make Up Their One And Only Album. It's An Incredible And Ground Breaking Collaboration - A Thick Swirling Tribal Groove That Is Unique In The Lee Perry Canon.
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