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Matthew Ryan : Follow The Leader

MY LAST CHICKEN MEAT !!!!!
And my latest discovery! Soon the CD! (I have 5 days to find who it was!) For months I have not cracked a song like this! Almost a year, in fact, since the last time it was on U-Turn Aaron.
A voice in the Garou or Joe Cocker, and more sensual! I like: broken at will!
A beautiful song!

PS: That's it! I know who he reminds me! To a group that nobody knows and that was my favorite band before Muse : Immaculate Fools !



It's follow the leader, baby
That's how it's gonna be
If you ever really wanna get lost
Then follow me

Follow the leader

We're in a solar system
Together and alone
The bills, the smoke, the furniture
The happy home

Now you can follow your gut
Or you can follow the past
But if you knew an eclipse was coming
Why'd you even ask?

Follow the leader

Ghost verse -
(there's brighter days ahead
I've seen them on tv
Word is there's something big
Hidden up their sleeve)

So maybe it gets quiet And maybe it
gets numb At least
Then There's Still Something To Share with Someone


Follow the Leader


Matthew Ryan Guilty
Rhythmic wish!



http://www.myspace.com/matthewryan

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Ladysmith Black Mambazo

J'adoooore this genre! (You all know "The Lion Sleeps Tonight"?)
Africa Magic! My love for Africa is matched only by my love for the Indians! Except that .....: except for Indian, I am in love with a people, a culture and a way of seeing things. But not a place. Their "living space" (Arizona, New Mexico, etc ...), I Dream, I find that A PRIORI magnifiiiiiiiique ...... but I do not know! I've never been there. While Africa, I know. And I fell in love with a place BEFORE all.
And the Zulu culture is amazing (very gay) as long as we give ourselves a little pain.
As for the genre, it includes everything I love: the "a cappella", bass, male vocals, dance and gospel. (With a preference for Mbube more powerful, less intimate)
And if that does not affect you, try to put the context: Imagine ......... bulk: apartheid, the sun came forth on Kilimanjaro, Kessel, flamingos flying over the N'Gorongoro, the noise of the night in africa, exultées dances and colorful, and whatnot ? (What the hell! Looking for! I'm not going to chew you!)
And you'll see ..... it does!

Ladysmith Black Mambazo is a vocal group South Africa, founded in 1960 by Joseph Shabalala . Famous for his a cappella performance, it is representative of the styles and Mbube isicathamiya . Its composition has changed over the years. It was made internationally famous for its participation in the Paul Simon album Graceland.
They also worked with the girl group The Corrs, Josh Groban, Manu Dibango, Stevie Wonder, Dolly Parton, Michael Jackson or Ben Harper.
In January 1999, Joseph Shabalala of Ladysmith Black Mambazo creates Foundation whose goal is to teach their culture including their music to young Zulus.



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L' Isicathamiya

Isicathamiya (with c to pronounce as a dental click ) is a style of singing a cappella , from Zulus of South Africa .

Origin

The word itself is not a literal translation and is derived from the verb-cathama Zulu, which means walking slowly, carefully and trample. The isicathamiya differs from another older style a cappella Zulu, Mbube, meaning "lion." name change marks a shift in the style of music: traditional The music is described as Mbube sung loud and powerful, while isicathamiya focuses more on a harmonious blend of voices. The name also refers to the movements and choreography on the toes of the dance style of such singers.
The South African groups like Ladysmith Black Mambazo represents the style. The choirs are traditionally isicathamiya all male. Its roots date back to early 20th century, when many men have left their country to seek work in cities. When these cottages have been urbanized, this style has been overlooked for much of the 20th century. Technically , Isicathamiya is also characterized by the number of low, ranging from two to six bass for "Mambazo".
Today's contest at isicathamiya Johannesburg and Durban take place Saturday night, with up to 30 choirs competing for 20h at 8am the next morning.

Worldwide recognition

The Western breakthrough for this style was the album Paul Simon's Graceland, or for example on the track Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes Paul Simon has been supported by the singing of Ladysmith Black Mambazo . The group has since enjoyed great popularity and recognition, Homeless with songs like, Hello My Baby titles or Bob Dylan Knockin 'on Heaven's Door, or the anthem of the Rugby World Cup, and Mbube (a song composed in 1939 by Zulu workers Solomon Linda - the song with added lyrics, is also known as the lion sleeps tonight ), the latter having given its name, gender Mbube meaning lion in Zulu. The members of "Mambazo" have converted to Christianity and frequently reminded of the close relationship between isicathamiya and Gospel in songs like Amazing Grace and various Zulu hymns. "Mambazo" is the first group "A cappella" South Africa has world recognition; all other famous South African musicians play music with instruments, but some groups like Mahotella Queens , singing with an electric guitar of " Mbaqanga " sing from time to time without instrumental backing.

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