Cy 1* – Noir Et Blanc

Pochette de l'album Zazou, Bikaye and CY1 - Noir Et Blanc

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Label:	Crammed Discs – Cram 025 LP, Crammed Discs – CRAM 025
Format:	Vinyle, LP, Album
Pays:	Belgium
Sortie:	1983
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Electro, Afrobeat, Synth-pop

Tracklist

A1	M'Pasi Ya M'Pamba	5:18
A2	Mangungu	5:26
A3	Dju Ya Feza Drums – JF Jones Jacob III*	6:34
A4	Munipe Wa Kati Vocals – Sabine Mesdag, Véronique Vincent	4:55
B1	Eh! Yaye	4:57
B2	Mama Lenvo	4:14
B3	Lamuka	5:19
B4	Keba Guitar – Fred Frith	5:18
B5	Woa	3:04

Sociétés, etc.

Copyright ℗ phonographique – Crammed Discs
Copyright © – Crammed Discs
Publié par – Crammed Music
Enregistré à – Daylight Studio

Crédits

Arranged By – Zazou*
Clarinet [Clarinets] – Marc Hollander
Directed By – Hector Zazou
Electronics – Cy 1
Guitar – Vincent Kenis
Mixed By – Gilles Martin, Marc Hollander, Vincent Kenis
Percussion – Chris Joris
Recorded By – Gilles Martin
Saxophone – Fred Wallich
Violin – Fred Frith
Written By – Bikaye / Loizillon / Michelli
Written-By – Bikaye*, Michelli*, Loizillon*

Notes

Recorded [...] at Daylight Studio, Brussels.
All songs [...] published by Crammed Music
P & C 1983 Crammed Discs
Made in Benelux

Some copies include a foldout poster with a b/w picture of Zazou/Bikaye

Code-barres et autres identifiants

Société des droits d'auteur: SABAM
Code du label: LC 8689
Informations sur la matrice: CRAM 025-A1
Informations sur la matrice: CRAM 025-B1

Autres versions (5 sur 16)

Tout afficher

	Titre (Format)	Label	Cat N°	Pays	Année
Nouvelle proposition	Noir Et Blanc (LP, Album)	Crammed Discs, Crammed Discs, Normal	CRAM 025 LP, CRAM 025, NORMAL 3	Germany	1983
Nouvelle proposition	Noir Et Blanc (LP, Album)	Crammed Discs	SP25-5143	Japan	1983
Nouvelle proposition	Noir Et Blanc (LP, Album)	Crammed Discs, Crammed Discs	Cram 025 LP, CRAM 025	Belgium	1983
Nouvelle proposition	Noir Et Blanc (LP, Album, Promo)	Crammed Discs	SP25-5143	Japan	1983
Édités récemment	Noir Et Blanc (CD, Album, Reissue)	Crammed Discs	CRAM 2534 CD	Europe	1990

Avis

soulkings 14 févr. 2014
Modifié il y a 9 ans
"Fela Kuti-meets-Kraftwerk-on-the-dancefloor" (International Musician, USA, '86)

This LP has a very unique feel to it, mainly because of two aspects. First it has a clear vision, the concept is imprinted here from start to finish and second the interesting instrumentation, a mix of electronic drums and synth, acoustic percussion, and african vocals. It really stands between two genres and can only be classified as afro-electronic.
If you like the two youtube clips this is made for you,
I would recommend to check A1 & B1 as well.