Ado better not ask him stupid questions because this the legendary Djudjuchet who has a huge discography.

He's gonna do it anyway. He's gonna ask if he had any beefs or disagreements with those he worked with. Not just Viva, but anyone he worked with as a session musician.

I wish it was Marcel Landu I don't know another serious journalist like him.

Ado better not ask him stupid questions because this the legendary Djudjuchet who has a huge discography.

He's gonna do it anyway. He's gonna ask if he had any beefs or disagreements with those he worked with. Not just Viva, but anyone he worked with as a session musician.

Djudju wasn´t a member of Viva. He was a member of Victoria Eleison and also played for Grand Zaiko Wawa, orchestre OKA and Choc Stars. When he settled in Europe he became a session-album playing on more than 8000 albums for Congolese, Gabonese, Angolan, Ivorian and artists from the West Indies. He participated on a few Viva concerts in Paris back in 1996 as session musician, like Maradona of Wenge Aile Paris did back in 1993. Because Viva La Musica had at some point a not a drummer anymore (Richacha dissapearing and starting to play more and more for Reggae artists).

I remember back in 1984 to 1986 he used to guest with Grand Zaiko playing albums like Mindondo, Zala Mwasi Ya Solo etc.

Despite being a member of Choc Stars he only played the drums on solo albums and programming on group albums also concerts.

Ado better not ask him stupid questions because this the legendary Djudjuchet who has a huge discography.

Over 8000 albums; Ado will barely name 5 albums. I'd rather a more seasoned and knowledge journalist interview him. Ado will squander the opportunity and do no justice to the legend

Loool I thought Ado was your guy

Ado better not ask him stupid questions because this the legendary Djudjuchet who has a huge discography.

Over 8000 albums; Ado will barely name 5 albums. I'd rather a more seasoned and knowledge journalist interview him. Ado will squander the opportunity and do no justice to the legend

Loool I thought Ado was your guy

I respect the guy for not selling himself to an artist, but I wish his interviews had more substance. It seems his earlier interviews from a few years back were much better. Now he's focused on interviewing as much artists as he can and not preparing

Ado better not ask him stupid questions because this the legendary Djudjuchet who has a huge discography.

He's gonna do it anyway. He's gonna ask if he had any beefs or disagreements with those he worked with. Not just Viva, but anyone he worked with as a session musician.

Djudju wasn´t a member of Viva. He was a member of Victoria Eleison and also played for Grand Zaiko Wawa, orchestre OKA and Choc Stars. When he settled in Europe he became a session-album playing on more than 8000 albums for Congolese, Gabonese, Angolan, Ivorian and artists from the West Indies. He participated on a few Viva concerts in Paris back in 1996 as session musician, like Maradona of Wenge Aile Paris did back in 1993. Because Viva La Musica had at some point a not a drummer anymore (Richacha dissapearing and starting to play more and more for Reggae artists).

I forgot he played in Victoria. I thought he was part of Viva like Emeneya and co.