Orchestra Baobab – Pirates Choice 2xCD M NM or M-

Comments: From the private collection of famed record producer Tucker Martine who’s worked with My Morning Jacket, Bill Frisell, The Decemberists, Sufjan Stevens, Modest Mouse to name a few. Conservative Grading: Listing uses a stock photo. Request pictures if you’d like to see the actual item. We have been selling all music formats for over 25 years. Email or call with any questions.

Media Condition : Mint (M)

Sleeve Condition : Near Mint (NM or M-)

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​[From the liner notes]:
The recordings on these 2 CDs were originally released on cassette in Senegal in 1982. Some time later the six tracks contained on CD 1 were released as a vinyl album in France. It was this record that became something of a Holy Grail for fans of African Music, and it was these same six tracks that World Circuit released for the first time on CD in 1989 under the title Pirates Choice. This new edition also includes the remaining six tracks from the original sessions, again for the first time on CD. All twelve tracks are now presented with improved sound, re-mastered from the original session tapes.

Photography [credits in booklet]:
Pages 6, 11 – Original photos courtesy of the band
All other photos – ©Malick Sidibé as reproduced in the book ‘Malick Sidibé’ by André Magnin, Scale, 1998
Cover – Drissa Baio wedding party, 1967
Booklet cover – Surprise party at Mariko’s, 1970
Page 2 – Surprise party, 1964
Page 4 – I am crazy for records, 3 November 1973
Pages 8, 9 – The Record Lovers, 1966
Page 10 – Showing a record, 1972
Page 15 – Disc Jockey at Beatles in Bolibana, 25 March 1967

From back of booklet:
Nonesuch Records, a Warner Music Group Company, 75 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N.Y. 10019.
℗ 1982 Le Ndiambour. Distributed under license by World Circuit.
© 2001 World Circuit. Exclusively licensed to Nonesuch Records. All rights reserved.
Printedin the U.S.A.

Latin, Folk, World, & Country

2001

African, Afro-Cuban

Nonesuch

US

Bass – Charly N’Diaye
Design – Intro (11)
Guitar – Adama Sarr
Guitar – Papa Ba
Liner Notes – Charlie Gillett
Liner Notes – Nick Gold
Liner Notes [Balla Sidibe Interview Source] – Günter Gretz
Percussion, Congas [Tumba] – Mountaga Koite
Photography [Except Pages 6, 11] – Malick Sidibé
Producer – Moussa Diallo (2)
Remastered By – Adam Skeaping
Remastered By – John Hadden
Remastered By – Tom Leader
Soloist, Guitar – Barthélemy Attisso
Tenor Saxophone – Issa Cissoko
Vocals – Mapenda Seck
Vocals – Medoune Diallo
Vocals – Ndiouga Dieng
Vocals – Rudy Gomis
Vocals, Timbales – Balla Sidibe

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47_j5hoeIws

Track List :

1-1. Utrus Horas 8:39
1-2. Coumba 7:42
1-3. Ledi Ndieme M’bodj 8:54
1-4. Werente Serigne 6:44
1-5. Ray M’bele 6:57
1-6. Soldadi 8:03
2-1. Ngalam 9:31
2-2. Toumaranke 6:58
2-3. Foire Internationale 7:41
2-4. La Rebellion 7:54
2-5. Ndiaga Niaw 7:42
2-6. Balla Daffe 7:18

Barcode and Other Identifiers :

Matrix / Runout Y16517 2 79643-2.1 01
Mastering SID Code ifpi L903
Mould SID Code IFPI 2U4G
Matrix / Runout Z5234 2 79643-2.2 03
Mastering SID Code ifpi L909
Mould SID Code IFPI 2U4G
Barcode 075597964325

Glass Mastered At WEA Mfg. Olyphant
Glass Mastered At WEA Mfg. Olyphant
Pressed By WEA Mfg. Olyphant

 

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