8 thoughts on “ Żuję Gumę (Radio Mix) - Various - Opole Dance 2002 (CD) ”

1. This were a good find. I had it on vinyl, put it on thin brown tape (called a cassette thingey) and fell besotted on one high energy dance track by the Rainbows "Mashonisa - The Delayer." And it still pumps. Despite being blurry expensive this CD was a good buy as it was an aspect of African music that did not suffer the attentions of Paul Simon/5(2).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Zulu Music And Songs (Authentic Zulu Recordings) on Discogs.

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4. Zu Party Time Mix 37 by DjEnergyK published on TZ Deejay Energy K - Zu Party Time Mix Set @ Radio Zu For No Id's Mix and Tracklist,Like & Message.

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5. ZU is an atypical power trio emerging from Rome, Italy in the 90s delivering some energetic and unconventional hybrid music. I was totally unfamiliar with this group before their 11th studio album CARBONIFEROUS and I have not heard any other albums before this but from what I have read they have taken on a more heavy and distorted take on their RIO / Avant-prog meets math rock music.

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6. Soul funk disco boogie singer - songwriter Born 3 January in Tampa, Florida. Died 30 September Along with Brenda Hilliard, she joined the 5 Crystals. The two of them created the trio Lovelles, with Albert Bailey. Producer Van McCoy changed their name to Faith, Hope & Charity. After she left the group she started a succesful solo career with eight albums between -

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7. CD.2 - Polski Power Mix vol.2 Intro Long & Junior - Maleńka Qbass & Mp Project - Nocna jazda Dance Express - Superstar D-Bomb - Zielony kapelusz N'Joy - Unosisz się Abec - Żuję gumę Magda Nicolas - Number One Brightness - Nie zabieraj Dance Express - Heya Ho Q Bass & Mp Prpject - Dp góry D**py

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8. This war dance is untouched by Western influence probably because it is regarded as a touchstone of Zulu identity. Full regimental attire, precise timing and uncompromised posture are required. It is danced by men of any age wearing skins (amabeshu), headrings, ceremonial belts, ankle rattles, shields and weapons like knobkerries and spears.

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