Parties in July
Big thanx to everybody who came to the first Lagos Disco Inferno at Glasslands. I had such a great time. The place reminded me a lot of an illegal club in East Berlin named "Hohe Tatra" where I started dj-ing some 15 years ago. I haven't sweated like this in years... warm beer, concrete walls and no AC... I'm still feeling rejuvenated and honestly can't wait for the next one.
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Oh man I missed the lagod Disco Inferno Party. I got your phone call but was out of town that weekend! I will try and make it to the next party. Hopefully!
Oh about the pictures? Do you have time to send them to me through email?
Thank you! Glad to hear the parties are going great! & welcome back!
This is a great blog frank. I've been checking out the mixes more and more. I can't find your email address. I have some tunes that I wonder if you can identify.
Can you email me at contact@zulurose.com
Cheers.
Alex
hey Alex,
you can contact me at frank@voodoofunk.com
Hi Frank
I bookmarked your blog a couple of months ago but then forgot about it. A couple of days ago I was bored and clicked on the bookmark again and to my surprise discovered a treasure trove of funky african music and a lot of very interesting information about the countries where it originated.
Thanks a lot for your work. Your blog seems to be one of the few sources, where one can find information and sound samples about the forgotten West African music scene of the 60s and 70s.
Greetings from Switzerland
hmmm...i'm torn between heading to Williamsburg to check out Kelenia...or staying here in Harlem and heading over to St. Nick's for the midnight-4AM African jam. hard choice. :(
Oh come on... it's going to be way more fun at Union Pool and you know it!
i thoughts it's Michael Jackson haha
haha... no, it's Kris Okotje!
This is crazy!!! The dude in the armour is now a Pastor. pastor Chris okotie!!!!!! Dude was heavy back inna day.Lagos is the Shiznit though!!!
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