No. 1 Bongo Wende inspired but an older guitarist

Listen to the intro (Nouvelle Generation)
http://picosong.com/43WR/

Listen to the intro (Bombenga & Vox Africa)
http://picosong.com/43WP/

No. 2 Bongo Wende inspired but an older guitarist

Listen to the Guitar at the 51st second (Nouvelle Generation)
http://picosong.com/43Wb/

Listen to the Guitar at the 25th second (Vicky Longomba)
http://picosong.com/43WV/

No. 3 Thierry Mogratana inspired by Bongo Wende

Listen to the Guitar at the 5th minute
http://picosong.com/43va

Listen to the Guitar at the 5th min 40”
http://picosong.com/4ns9/

No. 4 Ramazani inspired by Rigo Star

Listen to the Guitar at the 4th min 59”
http://picosong.com/4ns2/

Listen to the Guitar at the 3rd min 37”
http://picosong.com/4nwk/

No. 5 Karmapa Guitarist inspired by Franco Luambo

The rhythmic Guitar being played from the 45th second of this Karmapa song is from Franco Luambo; I forgot the song title.

http://picosong.com/4nnM/

4:22 - 5:03 (Bongo Wende I think playing lead)


3:33 -3:58 (Alain Makaba inspired)


Introduction of the song


Instrumentalist of Victoria inspired in the introduction


It's good Djodjo B you cited this I'm pretty surprise with ones you've put up may you please give us more please thanks. 

Good observations gentlemen. I think Bongo Wende was the Alain Makaba of those days! He may be one of Makaba's idols.

Here are two more:

No. 1.  This one made me laugh...these guys always say that others make music for Satan, but they still copy from them (Satan Kids). 

Listen to the Guitar at the 3rd min 14’’ (Thoma Lokofe)
http://picosong.com/4n4y/

Listen to the Guitar at 5th min 03’’ (Viva la Musica)
http://picosong.com/4n4g/

No. 2. This one is not about Guitar but the Atalaku at 3rd min 12’’ (Nouvelle génération)
http://picosong.com/4n98/

4th min 45’’ (Bavon Marie-Marie & Les Negro Succès)
http://picosong.com/4n9V/