Francis Bebey - The Coffee Cola Song video free download

tuodekab

did herbie hancock cover/redo the flute part or did he actually sample this recording?

Michał Wojciechowicz

"money is what they like most"

Lior Levy

חיריף ביותר.

Eitan Kalantar

Great!

Henri Olama

La grande musica di Francis Bebey! 

slobomotion

I quickly got hooked on Bébé back in the '80s. Try PYGMY DIVORCE.

slobomotion

Thanks, I've liked this since I first heard it in NYC in the '80s. I live in Paris, France now and a Camerounaise coworker was teasing me that I couldn't possibly like or know any music from Cameroun, and I said, "I like Francis Bébé!" She laughed and said, "Ben, ouai, il n'est pas mal, c'est vrai!" I love PYGMY DIVORCE, too. Uprated, shared.

costa paul

Excellent , écouter ça dés votre réveil , ce sera à coup sur une bonne journée !!!!!

Tobias Knudsen

This is so incredibly akward - i kinda like it though, but I guess anything seems good when the last thing you heard was my paradise by babaluga

11rockiton

3 people didn't have their coffee this morning.

Michelle Kisliuk

Great song. But both Hancock and Bebey took/re-did the sample from Simha Arom's original 1960 field recording from the Central African Republic (as have Zap Mama and others)..

Gebbz Steelo

ooooo I LOVE THIS TUNE

flyingturtledude70

It was Herbie Hancock and Bebey who BOTH used indigenous common pygmy vocal sounds. cool how music belongs to the whole world once it's made

bigboi9180

In order to make Eligh's sample work he would have to cut up AND shift tempo of this song. And it doesn't sound like what he used was cut up or quantized. If you listen to "Watermelon Man", "Jungle Music" is literally the same thing at a different speed. I'm sure it's possible that Eligh used this but my ears and gut tells me that he used "Watermelon Man".

snusmumriken232

For the drum beat, undoubtedly. But what do you think about bottle-blowing whistle that is first audible at 0:00? I think that is pitch- and tempo-shifted for melody in "Jungles of City."

bigboi9180

Although very similar, the pattern doesn't quite work. I'm quite sure Eligh sampled Herbie Hancock's "Watermelon Man."

snusmumriken232

eligh sampled this on jungles of city

Gideon For-mukwai

He was a legend! Provocative, intellectual, humorous!