Africa 100

Africa 100
📅 Released	2005
Compiler	Joe Tangari
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Africa 100 is a collection of afrobeat songs compiled by Pitchfork Media writer Joe Tangari in 2005.^[1] The origin of the collection, which Tangari put together on seven CDs for listening in the car, is explained in his 2010 article "The Indestructible Beat",^[1] which also recounts the history of afrobeat and includes a track-by-track analysis. Africa 100 has never been released commercially, but circulates as an illegal download.

Disc 1

101 – Fela Anikulapo Kuti and Africa 70 – "Zombie"
102 – Girma Bèyènè – "Set Alamenem"
103 – Marijata – "Mother Africa"
104 – Segun Bucknor and His Revolution – "La La La"
105 – Oscar Sulley and The Uhuru Dance Band – "Bukom Mashie"
106 – Geraldo Pine – "Heavy Heavy Heavy"
107 – Super Eagles – "Love's A Real Thing"
108 – Orlando Julius and His Modern Aces – "Ijo Soul"
109 – Matata – "Talkin' Talkin'"
110 – Ayalew Mesfin – "Hasabe"
111 – Super Mambo 69 – "Sweeper Soul"
112 – Babatunde Olatunji – "Jin-Go-Lo-Ba"
113 – Dick Khoza – "African Jive"
114 – Orchestra Baobab – "Mouhamadou Bamba"
115 – Os Bongos – "Kazukata"
116 – Getatchew Mekurya – "Yegenet Muziqa"

Disc 2

201 – Bright Engelberts and The B.E. Movement – "Get Together"
202 – Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra – "Big Man"
203 – Oscar Sulley and The Uhuru Dance Band – "Olufeme"
204 – Thony Shorby Nyenwi – "No Wrong Show"
205 – Ogyatanaa Show Band – "Disco Africa"
206 – Wallias Band – "Muziqawi Silt"
207 – Lemma Demissew – "Astawesalehu"
208 – Apagya Show Band – "Kwaku Ananse"
209 – Fela Ransome Kuti and Africa 70 – "Roforofo Fight"
210 – Monomono – "Tire Loma Da Nigbehin"
211 – Ofo The Black Company – "Allah Wakbarr"
212 – Lijadu Sisters – "Orere Eljigbo"
213 – Joe Mensah – "Africa Is Home"
214 – Bembeya Jazz National – "Petit Sekou"

Disc 3

301 – Gyedu Blay-Ambolley and The Steneboofs – "Simigwado"
302 – Jingo – "Fever"
303 – Joni Haastrup – "Greetings"
304 – Honny and The Bees Band – "Psychedelic Woman"
305 – Yahoos – "Mabala"
306 – Blo – "Blo"
307 – Tlahoun Gessesse – "Alegntaye"
308 – Frimpong and His Cubano Fiestas – "Hwehwe Mu Na Yi Wo Mpena"
309 – Fela Ransome Kuti and Africa 70 – "Gentleman"
310 – Manu Dibango – "African Battle"
311 – Alemayehu Eshete – "Addis Ababa Bete"
312 – Shina Williams and His African Percussionists – "Agboju Logun" (12" Mix)

Disc 4

401 – Bob Pinado and His Sound Casters – "Me, You, One (Means I Love You)"
402 – Koola Lobitos – "Highlife Time"
403 – 3Rd Generation Band – "Because Of Money"
404 – Mercury Dance Band – "Envy No Good"
405 – Mahmoud Ahmed – "Mar Teb Yelal Kafesh"
406 – E. T. Mensah and His Tempos Band – "205"
407 – Bembeya Jazz National – "N'garokomo"
408 – Tamrat Ferendji and Sensation Band – "Antchin Yagegnulet"
409 – Matata – "Wanna Do My Thing"
410 – Lekan Animashaun – "Serere"
411 – Dick Khoza – "Chapita"
412 – Tesfa Maryam Kidane – "Yetesfa Tezeta"
413 – Mulatu Astatque – "Kasalefkut Hulu"
414 – Kokolo – "Mister Sinister"
415 – Tlahoun Gèssèssè – "Aykedashem Lebe"

Disc 5

501 – Manu Dibango – "Soul Makossa"
502 – Ebo Taylor – "Heaven"
503 – Hugh Masekela and The Union Of South Africa – "Dyambo"
504 – Sweet Talks – "Kye Kye Pe Aware"
505 – Rob – "Make It Fast, Make It Slow"
506 – William Onyeabor – "Better Change Your Mind"
507 – Bahta Gebre Heywet – "Tessassategn Eko"
508 – Ayalew Mesfin and Black Lion Band – "Gud Aderegetchegn"
509 – Sahara All Stars Band Jos – "Enjoy Yourself"
510 – Christy Azuma and Uppers International – "Naam"
511 – Mahmoud Ahmed – "Kulun Mankwalesh"
512 – Alemayehu Eshete – "Eskegizew Bertchi"
513 – Salif Keita – "Mandjou"
514 – Assagai – "Cocoa"

Disc 6

601 – Lourdes Van Dunem – "Ngongo Ya Biluka"
602 – Guerilla – "La Popo"
603 – Peter King – "Mystery Tour"
604 – Samuel Belay – "Aynotchesh Yerefu"
605 – Ebo Taylor – "Atwer Abroba"
606 – Tony Allen and His Afro Messengers – "No Discrimination"
607 – Johnson Mkhalali – "Joyce No. 2"
608 – King Sunny Adé and His African Beats – "Ja Funmi"
609 – Amaswazi Emvelo – "Indoda Yejazi Elimnyama"
610 – Pacific Express – "The Way It Used To Be"
611 – Miriam Makeba – "Maria Fulo"
612 – Youssou N'dour and Etoile De Dakar – "Wadiour"
613 – Tunde Williams and Africa 70 – "Mr. Big Mouth"
614 – The Funkees – "Dancing Time"
615 – Ladysmith Black Mambazo – "Lomhlaba Kawunoni (The Earth Never Gets Fat)"

Disc 7

701 – Girma Beyene – "Ene Negn Bay Manesh"
702 – Tp Orchestra Poly-Rhythmo De Cotonou Dahomey – "Minsato Le, Mi Dayihome"
703 – Sweet Talks – "Eyi Su Ngaangaa"
704 – African Brothers – "Sakatumbe"
705 – Dan Boadi and His African Internationals – "Play That Funky Music"
706 – Manu Dibango – "Mwasa Makossa"
707 – George Danquah – "Just A Moment"
708 – Mulatu Astatque - "Netsanet"
709 – Gaspar Lawal – "Kita Kita"
710 – Moussa Doumbia – "Keleya"
711 – Fred Fisher – "Asa-Sa"
712 – Konono Nº1 – "Paradiso"
713 – Fela Ransome Kuti and Africa 70 – "Water No Get Enemy"

References

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Tangari, Joe (2010-02-08). "Articles: Africa 100: The Indestructible Beat | Features". Pitchfork. Retrieved 2011-11-03.

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[Indestructible-1] 1.0 ^1.1 Tangari, Joe (2010-02-08). "Articles: Africa 100: The Indestructible Beat | Features". Pitchfork. Retrieved 2011-11-03.

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