Author Topic: Did Do Akongo ever collaborate with Fally?  (Read 1371 times)

pistis.balu on: September 27, 2024, 21:24

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I know Do Akongo left Quarter Latin as soon as Fally came, but did he ever have in put maybe in terms of songwriting to Fally?

archos #1 on: September 27, 2024, 21:40

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Yes but secretly,and not too much

Wenge1995 #2 on: September 28, 2024, 04:29

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Did Do Akongo really believe he'd succeed as a solo artist when he started his own group? Was he inspired by Extra Musica and OK Jazz in terms of instrumentalists being successful group leaders?

Or did he think his songwriting abilities would lure talented people to his group? I always wondered what motivates artists back then to go solo when there's plenty of examples of failed attempts. I'm guessing producers write a check that's too hard to refuse

CM PRINCE #3 on: September 28, 2024, 10:58

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I know Do Akongo left Quarter Latin as soon as Fally came, but did he ever have in put maybe in terms of songwriting to Fally?
Do didn’t leave as soon as Fally came, Fally arrived around March/April 1999 and Do left after Behring left behind for Bercy around January 2000. So they spent nearly a year together

Mfumu Vata #4 on: September 28, 2024, 11:08

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Did Do Akongo really believe he'd succeed as a solo artist when he started his own group? Was he inspired by Extra Musica and OK Jazz in terms of instrumentalists being successful group leaders?

Or did he think his songwriting abilities would lure talented people to his group? I always wondered what motivates artists back then to go solo when there's plenty of examples of failed attempts. I'm guessing producers write a check that's too hard to refuse

When Do Akongo left it created some buzz, people actually believed in him in the beginning and were waiting for his album. It is just that it a long time and the last producer that was meant to release the album changed his mind after meeting Koffi and producing Koffi Olomidé instead at Stade des Martyrs, letting Do Akongo’s album disappear.

archos #5 on: September 28, 2024, 12:52

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Maybe that team of  do could have become a strong group if things worked out well, fudji eboa lotin omba their younger brothers atshuda robinio,equaliseur on animation and co,instead it ended up a stepping stone like depitcho's group for example or baby ndombe's

Quadra Kora Man #6 on: September 28, 2024, 14:24

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Maybe that team of  do could have become a strong group if things worked out well, fudji eboa lotin omba their younger brothers atshuda robinio,equaliseur on animation and co,instead it ended up a stepping stone like depitcho's group for example or baby ndombe's

Who was in depitcho or baby ndombe Team?
It’s like alain mpelas group with Mirage, mon ami guelor and miel..

Mfumu Vata #7 on: September 28, 2024, 20:04

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From Depitcho's band you had Mulo Scanto and Fila Basele who both joined Victoria Eleison, when Emeneya was looking for new musicians for his Zenith. From Baby Ndombe's band you had Tolbert Solo of Wenge BCBG

archos #8 on: September 29, 2024, 00:25

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baby had tolbert solo,jenny repondeur,archange of viva,some of the dancers who later joined fally ferre bill