Tuesday, February 23, 2010

5 Revolutions

Before the completists get all uppity, I know that this download is NOT the entire album. However, this is just too fun to keep to myself, maybe you can track down a complete version of it. 5 Revolutions were yet another delicious pop-psych group from Zambia. Recently I learned that many of these great Zambian recordings we have been loving here were made possible through the tireless work of Mr. Edward Khuzwayo, a Zambian promoter and music entrepeneur. Sadly Khuzwayo passed away recently. His very informative obituary can be read here. R.I.P Mr. Khuzwayo, here's the 5 Revolutions.

16 comments:

  1. fabulous. thanks for sharing this. totally worth it.

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  2. Wait, didn't you post this a long time ago? or was this on awesome tapes from africa?

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  3. These Zambian post are most excellent!

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  4. This is pretty great!!! Thanks Ace!

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  5. Thanks much, this stuff's all great.

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  6. These are all filler except You Don't Know me... I don't know what all these amazing comments are about. You could probably post the Agathocles/Psycho split say its great and have everyone agree with you.

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  7. Oh look, more worthless novelty from the Cosmic Arse!

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  8. Ah, a hater. I have finally made it.

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  9. if its enjoyable to some, why hate? at least leave your name. no big deal of course.

    -andrew

    p.s. i like it, thanks.

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  10. Thumbs up from Melbourne, Australia

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  11. Thanks for the link to the obit., interesting stuff. I can't wait for things by the Tinkles to, um, float to the surface...

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  12. I am totally digging this. Thanks.

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  13. Man I love this group! I also found this on Awesome Tapes from Africa originally and they instantly became one of my all time favorites. Remind me a lot of early Can actually but with a groove that just melts in the pocket. Very very nice post!

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  14. I lived and worked in Zambia at the time the 5 revolutions were at their best. Used to have two albums, but theij got lost on transition from Zambia to Holland. Fun to hear the songs again
    Leo

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