Author Topic: Ado Yuhe & Blaise Bula part 2  (Read 3371 times)

Mfumu Vata on: February 10, 2021, 20:10

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Mukulu #1 on: February 10, 2021, 20:32

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I want to know one thing how wenge reacted when Willy bula and bouro we joined Koffi's band?
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archos #2 on: February 10, 2021, 21:09

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 i think i understand now blaise's response to ferre's case,he looked a bit tipsy(you know when you have drunk a bit and are "happy" but not yet drunk) i have never seen hiùm laugh this much in an interview

CM PRINCE #3 on: February 10, 2021, 22:05

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Just finished watching it. Hmmm so the whole group didn't know that they were going to record Feux De L'amour when they went to Europe. I'm surprised the whole band including Blaise were strongly against it. He really said a lot but didn't say much at the same time, I wanted to know about the growing tensions during the Titanic recordings and the real reason about his departure from bcbg.
Blaise was funny during this interview though haha, I think this is the first time I've heard Blaise mention Kibens' name in an interview.
Looks like there'll be a 3rd part.

archos #4 on: February 10, 2021, 22:13

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easily the funniest interview he's ever made in the internet era man was almost rofl at times  :D :D :D
i refuse to believe he came totally sober but since he is a serious person naturally he was being serious spontaneously too
yes they were against jb doing feux de l'amour but would not say he lied but they knew about feux de l'amour, which they were not agreeing to do and jb was like if you refuse i will do it with session artists anyway
the problem was that jb talked about his project since kin and started it in kin and everybody knew it
 so the plan was that jb would do his album but maybe they would do the wenge album they were working on too i say maybe because there was a producer who had made a deal then but as the feux de l'amour project started and looked too promising jb asked for the guys to wait a bit do his album then  finish  later wenge album without one of his songs if neeeded which did not go well at all which is what blaise was talking about because all mabanga money and gifts were going to jb room
all in all i think all that is due to them thinking simon came to produce the group for  long ,while in reality he came to assess shortly then pick the one he sees as a leader and focus on him like he did or tried to do in every of his collabs with both congo artists,they did not foresee the danger except maybe werra who was reluctant when jb had to sign the deal as the president
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Mfumu Vata #5 on: February 10, 2021, 22:14

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Just finished watching it. Hmmm so the whole group didn't know that they were going to record Feux De L'amour when they went to Europe. I'm surprised the whole band including Blaise were strongly against it. He really said a lot but didn't say much at the same time, I wanted to know about the growing tensions during the Titanic recordings and the real reason about his departure from bcbg.
Blaise was funny during this interview though haha, I think this is the first time I've heard Blaise mention Kibens' name in an interview.
Looks like there'll be a 3rd part.

I think that he forgot like the Ferre-case, because Werrason and musicians Christian Mwepu, Patient Kusangila, Alain Mpela and Titina confirmed in past that the Wenge-admins agreed to record solo-albums in the coming years and JB Mpiana already before the tour recording a pre-version of Feux de l'Amour in Kinshasa at Studio Bobongo with Al Nzimbi and the musicians. Christian Mwepu even said that Werrason had normally to start first, but he was scared and wanted JB to go first.

Donor and Werra's cousin Huges Luvelela confirmed in an interview with Alimia Mongala that Blaise Bula was mad about JB Mpiana recording his solo album, going even far by saying that the band would split. But what I don't understand is how Blaise Bula came in no-time pro-JB and coming along with JB 1 month later in Kinshasa after Wenge's arrival, coming with  the 'Bana Mindele-ideology' and starting an open war in rehearshals and concerts against Masela, Adolphe Dominguez and Werrason who were following the 'Ba Japonais-ideology'. I tought that Blaise Bula would explain it, but it didn't happen. Here he just said that he sided with Alain Makaba in Kenya, don't talking about what happened before in Abidjan about him not performing with Werrason and Adolphe and vice-versa.
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archos #6 on: February 10, 2021, 22:30

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mfumu the reason why he sided with jb he did not see himself leading the guys he saw jb as a more natural leader,blaise has never done solo career willingly he would have liked to have solo albums yes but leading a group was not natural to him he was seeing himself more like a number 2 especially when jb started to threaten doing feux de l'amour and other albums on his own without them
Yes they had agreed under advice of papa denewade and  nozi muamba if i remember well to have solo albums,it would have been makaba who started on his own,then jb then kibuisa mpimpa then masela's album then blaise then tata,i remember  werra used to joke to ferre and seguin that they'd have their albums in wenge 4X4 in 2036
hopefully he'll interview marie paul,will be fun to hear about the failed 1991 split
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CM PRINCE #7 on: February 10, 2021, 23:01

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mfumu the reason why he sided with jb he did not see himself leading the guys he saw jb as a more natural leader,blaise has never done solo career willingly he would have liked to have solo albums yes but leading a group was not natural to him he was seeing himself more like a number 2 especially when jb started to threaten doing feux de l'amour and other albums on his own without them
Yes they had agreed under advice of papa denewade and  nozi muamba if i remember well to have solo albums,it would have been makaba who started on his own,then jb then kibuisa mpimpa then masela's album then blaise then tata,i remember  werra used to joke to ferre and seguin that they'd have their albums in wenge 4X4 in 2036
hopefully he'll interview marie paul,will be fun to hear about the failed 1991 split
If Blaise never cared about leadership like that then why was he upset that concert promoters started labeling their concerts Jb Mpiana & Wenge BCBG or Wenge BCBG de Jb Mpiana.

archos #8 on: February 10, 2021, 23:05

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i think the perception of things change when you actually become a number 2,with success(you can see the pride in saying how all started at his house when in the beginning we all saw him say ye wana boza komona l'imbattable le seigneur de la terre souverain which meant he accepted jb full leadership first),it automatically fuels thinking why not number 1 he took another dimension in bcbg that he did not have in 4X4( and you can see the same happen later with alain mpela who used to say he is with jb forever then when taste of fame grew ambitions started to rise)
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