Author Topic: Brazzaville legend Edo Nganga (co-founder of OK Jazz) passed away  (Read 3569 times)

Mfumu Vata on: June 07, 2020, 20:31

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According to journalist Robert Brazza of radio Africa N1, Brazzaville legend Edo Nganga passed away. He was one of the co-founders of OK Jazz (1956) and the co-founder of Brazzaville's legendary band les Bantous de la Capitale.

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Franco Pepe Kalle #1 on: June 07, 2020, 22:12

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Rest in peace to Edo Nganga.
Listen to this beautiful song

J Silu #2 on: June 08, 2020, 00:19

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Wow. RIP

He was co founder with who else? Just him and Franco or other names too?

Mfumu Vata #3 on: June 08, 2020, 00:27

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Vicky Longomba who was the president (the father of Awilo), Franco Luambo, Jean Serge Essous, De La Lune, Rossignol, etc. They were like 10 co-founders. There used to be a rare video of a documentary about Tpok Jazz on YouTube, which was about the foundation. With Oscar Kashama (the bar owner of Ok Bar) and Vicky Longomba talking, but it disappeared when they closed the channel (Mengi Massamba’s YouTube channel). The same channel had rare videos of Bipoli, Isifi Melodia, Victoria Eleison, Viva La Musica and Zaïko.

J Silu #4 on: June 08, 2020, 00:29

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Vicky Longomba who was the president (the father of Awilo), Franco Luambo, Jean Serge Essous, De La Lune, Rossignol, etc. They were like 10 co-founders. There used to be a rare video of a documentary about Tpok Jazz on YouTube, which was about the foundation. With Oscar Kashama (the bar owner of Ok Bar) and Vicky Longomba talking, but it disappeared when they closed the channel (Mengi Massamba’s YouTube channel). The same channel had rare videos of Bipoli, Isifi Melodia, Victoria Eleison, Viva La Musica and Zaïko.


Ahhh thanks. I will try research on these names I'm not familiar with on YouTube. See what I can find.