Author Topic: Why did Maison Mere always perform the sond Djodjo Ngonda ?  (Read 3729 times)

mvulusi96 on: February 02, 2018, 00:22

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We all know that Djodjo Ngonda is a song credited to Maitre Fi-Carre Mwamba, who decided to follow J.B. M'piana in Wenge BCBG. But what made Wenge Maison Mere always perform the song Djodjo Ngonda in concerts before the release of Force d'Intervetion Rapide. Came the song from Werrason or was Djodjo Ngonda a fan of Werrason ? Btw the song doesn't make any sens if you listen to the vocals.

archos #1 on: February 02, 2018, 09:33

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Because the song is a mix of a song kibens gave to werra and which wenge was singing already before 1990 and the version the same kibens developped later for ficarre so werra considers he owns part of the song

mvulusi96 #2 on: February 02, 2018, 15:23

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What about the vocal which Ferre Gola sung on PDG Makambo and JB Mpiana on Liberation.  Was it Ferre's vocal or JB's ?

Is Serge Palmi really Burkina Faso's song ? Because in old videotapes of 1994 you can hear Alain Mpela already singing it in concerts on the moments they were singing Voyage and Burkina was not really an influent member in those days.

Jules Kibens contributed alot in Clan Wenge. I remember that you made an article about goshtwriters and said that Jules Kibens was the original songwriter of Adolphe's La Verite and Werrason's Coco Madimba & Destin Ya Moto. In an old interview he said that he made albumcover of Titanic.

archos #3 on: February 02, 2018, 15:34

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 It was jb's vocal jb was singing even before ferre joined wenge,but they were preparing pdg makambo before the split,so ferre knew the vocal and its well known that "politically" nsone wanted ferre to challenge jb to get ferre on a higher level so ferre reproduced it
serge palmi is neither a song of burkina or mpela himself but a song of the late chella aksanti which alain mpela knew since his uncle nkoumen ilo was in a group of kingasani ya suka with chella,senado and some other guys
but then he added some parts

mvulusi96 #4 on: February 02, 2018, 17:03

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Were the songs that Alain Mpela was giving to Werrason his or also from his elders ?

And was Alain Mpela already a Wenge Musica-member when Wenge was recording the unreleased 1986 album ? Because Zing Zong's song "Bebe ake Naye" has some parts of Alain Mpela's Kap Kapita.



archos #5 on: February 02, 2018, 17:27

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 yes alain mpela arrived in 1986 that vocal by the way is not jb's its  from wes koka and jb modified a bit
 some songs were his  the rest from elders but mainly he was giving vocals,alain rightfully said in an interview that  in several albums  a lot of vocals of werra jb blaise were his,but since they were the chiefs they were singing it