Daktaris, The - Soul Explosion
Label:
Catalog#:
DSLP003
Format:
Vinyl, LP
Country:
US
Released:
1998
Genre:
Funk / Soul
Style:
Afrobeat,
Soul,
Funk
Tracklist
| A1 | Musicawa Silt | |||
| Written-By - Wallias Band | ||||
| A2 | Musicawa Silt Part 2 | |||
| Written-By - Wallias Band | ||||
| A3 | Quiet Man Is Dead Man | X | ||
| A4 | Modern Technology | X | ||
| A5 | Super Afro-Beat | X | ||
| B1 | Give It Up Turnit Loose | X | ||
| Written-By - J. Brown* | ||||
| B2 | Eltsuhg Ibal Lasiti | X | ||
| B3 | Daktari Walk | X | ||
| B4 | Voodoo Soul Stew | X | ||
| B5 | Upside Down | X | ||
| Written-By - Fela Kuti | ||||
Credits
Bass -
Clement Apaokagi
Clarinet, Melodica, Bells - Gbenro "Mr Icee" Fakeye
Drums - Olu "Rocksteady" Owudemi
Drums [Congas], Vocals - Jo Jo Quo
Flute - Martin Ogbede
Guitar [Lead] - Alaji Boniface Oluremi
Guitar [Tenor] - G. G. Vikey
Keyboards - Azouhouni Adou
Mixed By - Gabriel Roth
Percussion [Shaker] - Idowu Perkins
Percussion [Sticks] - Abou Sylla
Producer - Gabriel Roth , Mike Wagner , Phillip Lehman*
Saxophone [Alto] - Joe Hrbeck
Saxophone [Baritone] - Femi "Dokita" Doolittle
Saxophone [Tenor] - Adrian Bako
Trombone - Neal Pawley
Trumpet [Trompette] - Alaji Milificent Agbede
Written By [Liner Notes] - Peter Franklin
Clarinet, Melodica, Bells - Gbenro "Mr Icee" Fakeye
Drums - Olu "Rocksteady" Owudemi
Drums [Congas], Vocals - Jo Jo Quo
Flute - Martin Ogbede
Guitar [Lead] - Alaji Boniface Oluremi
Guitar [Tenor] - G. G. Vikey
Keyboards - Azouhouni Adou
Mixed By - Gabriel Roth
Percussion [Shaker] - Idowu Perkins
Percussion [Sticks] - Abou Sylla
Producer - Gabriel Roth , Mike Wagner , Phillip Lehman*
Saxophone [Alto] - Joe Hrbeck
Saxophone [Baritone] - Femi "Dokita" Doolittle
Saxophone [Tenor] - Adrian Bako
Trombone - Neal Pawley
Trumpet [Trompette] - Alaji Milificent Agbede
Written By [Liner Notes] - Peter Franklin
Notes
"This album is respectfully dedicated to the memory of Fela Ransome Kuti, the Godfather of Afro-Beat."
"Musicawa Silt" is a cover of "Muziqawi Silt" by the Wallias Band which is incorrectly referred to as "Wallais band" on the cover.
Musician's Credits on the cover are all fake names for members of Antibalas as well as The Soul Providers and The Mighty Imperials respectively, which later became The Dap-Kings.
The track "Eltsuhg Ibal Lasiti" spells "It Is All A Big Hustle" backwards. This is a reference to the fact that the album is not "Produced in Nigeria" as the cover states, but produced in New York by New York based musicians.
"Musicawa Silt" is a cover of "Muziqawi Silt" by the Wallias Band which is incorrectly referred to as "Wallais band" on the cover.
Musician's Credits on the cover are all fake names for members of Antibalas as well as The Soul Providers and The Mighty Imperials respectively, which later became The Dap-Kings.
The track "Eltsuhg Ibal Lasiti" spells "It Is All A Big Hustle" backwards. This is a reference to the fact that the album is not "Produced in Nigeria" as the cover states, but produced in New York by New York based musicians.