N'Gwode (1980)
An extremely rare afro-beat/funk album featuring Wilbur Bascomb on bass. Before recording his self-titled album, Aleke performed with Stanley Cowell and recorded on his '75 Strata-East release, "Regeneration." No other information seems to be obtainable about his musical output or his current location - his one and only album release; all the tracks are heat.
Mother's Day (1980)
A beautiful and sparse percussion track with pidgin mutterings and lush piano chords.
2 comments:
Thank you so much for sharing this. I found your blog via WFMU's Beware of the Blogs, and I am so grateful that I found you. I was wondering if you would like to exchange links with me.
I have a blog called Eclectic Grooves that features a diverse selection of music that ranges from jazz to afro-beat, and from blues to psych, and from electronic to folk.
Please let me know if youd like to exchange links with me.
Best, Kevin
http://eclectic-grooves.blogspot.com/
Wilbur Bascomb is the author of my vote for Song with All-Time Least Subtle Title: "Head for Backstage Pass," from Jeff Beck's Wired.
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