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Re: Dambala & Mr Jimmny Lindsay

Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 1:08 pm
by Alvin Christie
Hi, yes, this is correct Jimmy did release "Easy" which went into the british charts, but, this was recorded in Jamaica and Dambala was not involved with this release...after the success of this release, he (Jimmy)needed a group to back him and it was this function that Dambala performed...

Re: Dambala & Mr Jimmy Lindsay

Posted: Tue Jun 20, 2006 10:10 pm
by John
Am I also right in thinking Horace had a girlfriend called Barbara around this time who was in the chorus?

Re: Dambala & Mr Jimmy Lindsay

Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 12:17 pm
by Alvin Christie
Not to my knowledge, the only time we used a female singer was in conjunction with the Jimmy Lindsay release "Ain't No Sunshine" and I recall her being a friend of Gus Anyia. Horace may well have had a girlfriend named Barbara, but she did not sing on any original Dambala releases. Gus Anyia used a female vocalist on his Rally Round and Azania releases after the other 5 members had left the band.

Re: Dambala

Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 12:32 pm
by Alvin Christie
@ Jahadambom
Yes this discography is pretty thorough, but there is one release missing, we did the theme music for a Channel 4 series on black people in Britian called "Black British" or "Black on Black" or something like it the single was released around the same time (I can't remember who released it now, but it wasn't on the bands own label Isis...)The band was also filmed during the opening credits, I have not been able to trace this single or any information regarding the series, I do know that it ran (the series) for at least 6 weeks in 79 (I think)

Re: Dambala

Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 11:15 pm
by fadel diagne
hi alvin
again this is me fadel;what can i do to have at least some of the music that we have been talking about so far.i have never listened to any of dambala's 45 or demos such as "zimbabwe and the follow up.
fadel

Re: Dambala

Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 10:39 am
by Alvin Christie
Hi Fadel,
I have recently tried to send you and .mp3 of a Dambala track, but your service provider refused to accept the message and it was returned, so unless you provider changes their minds there is nothing I can do to help you, you will have to find an alternative source as I am not prepared to spend time effort and money on sending out CD's...sorry

Re: Dambala

Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 1:41 pm
by bullit
If you send it to me i could upload it to a website for you.

Re: Dambala

Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2006 12:31 pm
by fadel diagne
hi alvin
iam really sorry that you didn"t succeed in uploading songs for me.ah really the only alternative would have been the one you are not really preparedto do.i cannot really impose anything on you really.maybe that other folks on this forum would be willing to do so.
anyway thank you very much and keepin touch
fadel

Re: Dambala

Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2006 7:35 pm
by bwoyrough
Nice thread guys, reminds me of the talisman thread a few weeks back!
I just did a post asking about Dambala the other day and someone directed me to this thread, nice to see u here alvin.
I do have the Azania album on MP3 if u don't have it alvin can upload it to u if u need a copy, just let me know. That article posted by fadel was also interesting, a nice little find!
I'd love to get a copy of the other album the one before azania if anyone wants to trade for azania?mp3.
Alvin u mentioned that a friend of gus was called Anyia, does her name have any link with the album name Azania i wonder? sounds similar! would be nice to know what azania means?

Pete

Re: Dambala

Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 8:20 am
by roms77
azania must be a place in africa
on the back of the lp its written that the album is dedicate to the people who fought for freedom in angola, zimbabwe, namibia and azania

i can send you the back and front cover if you want