Author Topic: Was Jagger Bokoko the real creator of the Yungana-signature on the guitare  (Read 2357 times)

mvulusi96 on: May 19, 2018, 02:50

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Was Jagger Bokoko (R.I.P.) the real creator of the Yungana-signautre on the guitar ? which was later played by Alain Makaba, Burkina Faso, Japonais Maladi, Flamme Kapaya and many others. Or did it come from Station Japana of Mbuta Muntu Radja Kula who gave many sebene-partitions, sebene-partitions, animations and dances to the big bands, or comes it from those streetbands of Ngiri Ngiri/Kasa-Vubu or is it something traditional like many rhythms in sebenes and generics who comes in reality from the village (mboka/tshabuala) .



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Matebu #1 on: May 19, 2018, 04:32

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I've listened to his albums from that era extensively and on most of those albums he gave shoutouts to Raja Kula - leading me to believe he provided artistic direction. Also, lots of Azanga's cris came from Bana Odeon & station Japan

archos #2 on: May 19, 2018, 17:40

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 it is by japonais,was doing it in station japan already and when playing that mbuta muntu would throw those karate moves hahaha