Author Topic: Aah Guyguy Fall what a waste of talent  (Read 9332 times)

mvulusi96 on: November 12, 2015, 19:34

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Hmmmm Nostalgie, here's Guyguy Fall is singing hits songs Para-fifi of African Jazz, Kadima of OK Jazz, Mingengue of Pierre Mountouari, Amour De nombakele of Pamelo Mounka. Koffi Olomide tried to convice him to join Quartier Latin for Bercy and Force de Frappe, after hearing this album. I think that he would fit very well in Quartier Latin with his strong vocals and charisma. I wonder how the albums Force de Frappe, Effrakata and Affaire d'Etat would be if he sung there in, the same for Papy Jah who was in Quartier Latin for some weeks during the Effrakata-era.


I wonder what Roga Roga's reaction was when he discovered that Ramatoulay Ngolali played on GuyGuy Fall's album Force de Frappe.





This was at that time that JB M'piana wanted him in B.C.B.G. as replacer of Werrason.





Here as atalaku and singer for Awilo Longomba





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mvulusi96 #1 on: November 12, 2015, 19:40

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He dedicated Ramatoulaye and Regis Touba in the song Effets Speciaux, while they were still at Extra Musica <<Bon Pied, Bon Look>>
There was a time that he joined Extra Musica International, but left them some weeks later.
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CM PRINCE #2 on: November 12, 2015, 21:01

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why didn't he join quartier latin

Longbluesquid #3 on: November 12, 2015, 21:59

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I agree Force de frappe and cote ouest are my fav albums. I normally play the song 11 from Ndoki zoba lately, very good singing.

mvulusi96 #4 on: November 12, 2015, 22:15

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why didn't he join quartier latin
I think that he didn't join Quartier Latin, because he saw himself already as a leader. Without knowing that he would join 3 years later Viva Tendence of Papa Wemba with people like Serge Mabiala, Japonais, Mamale, Guejo Star, etc.

Congomusiclover001 #5 on: November 13, 2015, 15:13

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I have always liked this guy's voice. It's unique and quite recognizable. I think some part of the first video is from Pierr Moutouari's Missengue which could be considered a classic.

My question: GuyGuy Fall from Congo Brazza or from RDC? He seemed to have worked with a lot of musicians from RDC.

mvulusi96 #6 on: November 13, 2015, 15:58

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I have always liked this guy's voice. It's unique and quite recognizable. I think some part of the first video is from Pierr Moutouari's Missengue which could be considered a classic.

My question: GuyGuy Fall from Congo Brazza or from RDC? He seemed to have worked with a lot of musicians from RDC.
Guyguy is born and from Congo Brazza, but his mother is from RDC.

I said that already in the begining of the topic that the first song is a medley of Kadima(OK Jazz), Mingengue (Pierre Mountouari) and Amour De nombakele (Pamelo Mounka)

Congomusiclover001 #7 on: November 13, 2015, 16:11

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I have always liked this guy's voice. It's unique and quite recognizable. I think some part of the first video is from Pierr Moutouari's Missengue which could be considered a classic.

My question: GuyGuy Fall from Congo Brazza or from RDC? He seemed to have worked with a lot of musicians from RDC.
Guyguy is born and from Congo Brazza, but his mother is from RDC.

I said that already in the begining of the topic that the first song is a medley of Kadima(OK Jazz), Mingengue (Pierre Mountouari) and Amour De nombakele (Pamelo Mounka)

Thanks. I didnt read that first part. I just clicked on the songs (sorry).

SLY PAPA NA KEVIN #8 on: November 13, 2015, 16:52

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Alexis Azoulino on solo,hmmm

Guy Guy Fall, Force de Frappe 1999 damnnnnn, these are the songs which made us leave Chez Ntemba at 7am in the morning and reporting for work at 8:30 ,we were partying from wednesday till sunday!!!!! :D :D
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SLY PAPA NA KEVIN #9 on: November 13, 2015, 16:56

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I agree Force de frappe and cote ouest are my fav albums. I normally play the song 11 from Ndoki zoba lately, very good singing.
Ndoki Zoba is alright, wish he had just put more sebene songs instead of the two generiques.
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Franco Pepe Kalle #10 on: November 14, 2015, 02:07

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Guy Guy Fall had a promise but probably the spotlight got too much and he decided to join Papa Wemba.
That is my guess. He had too much high success during the 1997-2001 period.