Everyone is being inspired by other, then recognize that the Funk is largely inspired by African music and we agree. and that there is others languages than english in the world. dummy 🙂
Soul Makossa is a 1972 single recorded in USA, CANADA and EUROPE. its genre is Jazz-funk, Proto-disco, Afrofunk, Afrobeat and was played by Manu Dibango, a saxophonist – his genre is African Rumba, Afrofunk, Afrobeat, Jazz and Makossa that is a noted Cameroonian popular urban musical style .
Sorry but there is no AfroFunk. Africans don’t make funk music. All funk music is American regardless of the artist. It’s like saying classical isn’t European. I know when the record was released. He was inspired and influenced by American Funk like everyone else who made funk and isn’t American or Black American. I didn’t know what language and country of origin Manu was from. I just thought he was from Europe with African heritage.
Funk IS NOT inspired by African music. Africans simply DO NOT, DO NOT make Funk music. Funk is a BLACK AMERICAN creativity and innovation not an African one. This record was released during the American Funk/Disco era because it has inspired and influenced the rest of the world. This single wasn’t released because it’s naturally and originally African. NO ONE in Africa make Funk music. I can go to Africa now and visit all countries and would not find an ounce of funk music.
You know in got damn well that ALL genres of African music sounds differently than Funk. You know Funk music isn’t African inspired you lying piece of shit. Black American music has inspired the world over. FACT!! No black American music has been inspired by Africa or African music. You meant to say that this single is largely and solely inspired by Black American Funk!! NO NO NO African makes or play funk music. African music sounds uncanny differently than American music. Don’t play yourself.
I’m sorry but when it comes to music black Americans are being inspired the least. We are too creative and innovative. We make and generate our own kind of music. Black American music has inspired and influenced the WHOLE WORLD. FACT!! The only sound you may find in American music that has not been innovated by black Americans is reggae. Outside of that I don’t know of any. This single is American Funk. The only thing African about it is the language and that’s it.
Hey motha fucka, learn some good manière and seek some culture in Afrofunk for a beginning, then come back to us. Plz. Don’t post 10 monologues after me. lol
You obviously don’t know a damn thing about how MY county the US of A was built! Figure that out first then go take some music history courses you sophomoric ignoramus.
I think you’re right about creativity of American Funk and that they have their own style that offers inspiration to all the artists , and that you’re wrong about being certain that Funk Music does not need inspiration of the other for being creative because other, specially the African Music, don’t have talent. In my opinion, the musical talent is universal and is being inspired itself by this universality.
I never said African music don’t have talent. Music itself is talent. Funk certainly is not an influence or inspiration from Africa or African music. It’s born out of the talent thought and creativity of black Americans not Africans. No hard feelings. Have a good day.
It’s ok, but this track is not Funk at all. FACT! Manu created his own style without hearing or learning from the others, because he comes from another planet. Nice day to you;
Cut the bull. This is FUNK. FACT!! He didn’t create anything. The only style he brought to this sound is speaking in another language. He like every one else in the world was inspired and influenced by American music.
booga booga jungle drum beating ??? coming from an ex slave it ‘s amazing ! remember the time when your parents were listening to that booga booga jungle drum beating in the jungle and got sold for gallon of whisky? smh ! like a kitty thinking he s a lion.
You are correct, I was listening to this in’73. A lot of people who were not around are now music experts of that era. This reminds me of NYC completely that year. Trains coming across the bridge in 73 with graffiti on all sides.
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You’re speaking of the language not the MUSIC dummy.
Everyone is being inspired by other, then recognize that the Funk is largely inspired by African music and we agree. and that there is others languages than english in the world. dummy 🙂
Soul Makossa is a 1972 single recorded in USA, CANADA and EUROPE. its genre is Jazz-funk, Proto-disco, Afrofunk, Afrobeat and was played by Manu Dibango, a saxophonist – his genre is African Rumba, Afrofunk, Afrobeat, Jazz and Makossa that is a noted Cameroonian popular urban musical style .
Sorry but there is no AfroFunk. Africans don’t make funk music. All funk music is American regardless of the artist. It’s like saying classical isn’t European. I know when the record was released. He was inspired and influenced by American Funk like everyone else who made funk and isn’t American or Black American. I didn’t know what language and country of origin Manu was from. I just thought he was from Europe with African heritage.
Funk IS NOT inspired by African music. Africans simply DO NOT, DO NOT make Funk music. Funk is a BLACK AMERICAN creativity and innovation not an African one. This record was released during the American Funk/Disco era because it has inspired and influenced the rest of the world. This single wasn’t released because it’s naturally and originally African. NO ONE in Africa make Funk music. I can go to Africa now and visit all countries and would not find an ounce of funk music.
You know in got damn well that ALL genres of African music sounds differently than Funk. You know Funk music isn’t African inspired you lying piece of shit. Black American music has inspired the world over. FACT!! No black American music has been inspired by Africa or African music. You meant to say that this single is largely and solely inspired by Black American Funk!! NO NO NO African makes or play funk music. African music sounds uncanny differently than American music. Don’t play yourself.
I’m sorry but when it comes to music black Americans are being inspired the least. We are too creative and innovative. We make and generate our own kind of music. Black American music has inspired and influenced the WHOLE WORLD. FACT!! The only sound you may find in American music that has not been innovated by black Americans is reggae. Outside of that I don’t know of any. This single is American Funk. The only thing African about it is the language and that’s it.
Hey motha fucka, learn some good manière and seek some culture in Afrofunk for a beginning, then come back to us. Plz. Don’t post 10 monologues after me. lol
Afrofunk doesn’t exist but I know you wish it did. Go and listen to your booga booga jungle drum beating music and leave funk to the Americans.
excuse me but Makossa is SPANISH!!!
You obviously don’t know a damn thing about how MY county the US of A was built! Figure that out first then go take some music history courses you sophomoric ignoramus.
This was the beat in 1973
I think you’re right about creativity of American Funk and that they have their own style that offers inspiration to all the artists , and that you’re wrong about being certain that Funk Music does not need inspiration of the other for being creative because other, specially the African Music, don’t have talent. In my opinion, the musical talent is universal and is being inspired itself by this universality.
I never said African music don’t have talent. Music itself is talent. Funk certainly is not an influence or inspiration from Africa or African music. It’s born out of the talent thought and creativity of black Americans not Africans. No hard feelings. Have a good day.
oh those skating rink days at stienburg rink in St.louis early 70s this and rare earths Big John man you could groove…
It’s ok, but this track is not Funk at all. FACT! Manu created his own style without hearing or learning from the others, because he comes from another planet. Nice day to you;
Cut the bull. This is FUNK. FACT!! He didn’t create anything. The only style he brought to this sound is speaking in another language. He like every one else in the world was inspired and influenced by American music.
Thank you for the play. I am out . Peace 🙂
I have been looking for this!!
Big Top Circus!!!
Thank You Miss Chinita41. Great Song.
Aw man, I’m playing this next time I hit the beach!
You’re right. Spring of ’73.
yeah tough guy – I own the original 45. Owned.
booga booga jungle drum beating ??? coming from an ex slave it ‘s amazing ! remember the time when your parents were listening to that booga booga jungle drum beating in the jungle and got sold for gallon of whisky? smh ! like a kitty thinking he s a lion.
dude ! seriously ??
Get Down wit thiiissss ….travel back to a time when house parties were unbelievable
You are correct, I was listening to this in’73. A lot of people who were not around are now music experts of that era. This reminds me of NYC completely that year. Trains coming across the bridge in 73 with graffiti on all sides.
70’S MOUNAKIA LOVE FROM GREECE AND RESPECT
africa bitches!!!!!! DANCE!!!!!!!
Manu Dibango also jammed with The Fania All Stars! yep,yep
mi cosa! my soul! fania all stars!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH
OK wow! You heard it before us! Can i have your autograph?
Now I feel like a macusa.
I’ve been listening to this Beat since the70’s and it will always be relevant. It’s got too much Soul.
ME GUSTA LA CANCION…MUY MOTIVADORA PARA BAILAR