WAKE UP YOUR MIND - DELUX REPRESS by JONI HAASTRUP

SKU92550
ArtistJONI HAASTRUP
TitleWAKE UP YOUR MIND - DELUX REPRESS
LabelHOT CASA
Catalog #HC 43LP
Tag
ReleaseW 41 - 2016
FormatVinyl - EULP
EAN Barcode3760179353808
Benelux exclusive, Import
 € 26,50 incl. VAT, excl. shipping

Tracks

  1. Free My People
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/w/92550_wake_up_your_mind_-_delux_repress/1_free_my_people.mp3
  2. Greetings
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/w/92550_wake_up_your_mind_-_delux_repress/2_greetings.mp3
  3. Wake Up Your Mind
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/w/92550_wake_up_your_mind_-_delux_repress/3_wake_up_your_mind.mp3
  4. Champions & Superstars
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/w/92550_wake_up_your_mind_-_delux_repress/4_champions_amp_superstars.mp3
  5. Do the Funkro
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/w/92550_wake_up_your_mind_-_delux_repress/5_do_the_funkro.mp3
  6. Watch Out
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/w/92550_wake_up_your_mind_-_delux_repress/6_watch_out.mp3

Description

Repress with Deluxe tip-on gatefold jacket and new catalogue nr.! After Keni Okulolo and Akeeb Kareem's albums, Hot casa reissues this nigerian afro funk gem on gatefold vinyl, remastered. Tip!!Growing up in a royal household in Nigeria, Joni Haastrup began his musical journey performing for his brothers band Sneakers and was quickly snapped up as a vocalist for Orlando Julius Ekemode and his Modern Aces' Super Afro Soul LP, one of Afro-beat's formative LPs. Soon after, Ginger Baker of Cream fame replaced Steve Winwood with Joni on keys for Airforce's UK concerts in '71 and the success of the collaboration led to further shows with Baker as part of the SALT project before he returned to Nigeria to set up MonoMono. Back in London in 1978, Joni recorded his solo gem Wake Up Your Mind for the Afrodesia imprint. Laced with funk basslines, swirling keyboards and screaming guitars, this is Joni's most 'western' record but at the same time unmistakably of the African origin. From the slow-motion disco of Greetings to the stone cold groove of Watch Out to the Reuben Wilson style funk of Free My People Joni was soaking up the sounds of the times and blending them with the music of his roots.

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