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1. Jaiyede Afro, an Album by Orlando Julius With The Heliocentrics. Released 8 September on Strut (catalog no. STRUTCD; CD). Genres: Afrobeat, Afro-Funk. Featured peformers: Orlando Julius (tenor saxophone, vocals, percussion, organ), Matt Roberts (trumpet), Abdul Raheem (trombone), Jason Yarde (baritone saxophone), Ollie Parfitt (organ), Adrian Owusu (guitar), Phil Dawson (guitar), Jake.

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2. Super Afro Soul, CD, International,

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3. Julius, Orlando - Super Afro Soul [Vinyl] - jackconguilatachacawimisbicalci.xyzinfo Music. Skip to main content. Try Prime Hello, Sign in. Account & Lists Account Sign in Account & Lists Returns & Orders. Try Prime Cart. CDs & Vinyl Go Search Hello Select your.

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4. Orlando Julius & His Afro Sounders - Orlando's Afro Ideas: [Vinyl] - jackconguilatachacawimisbicalci.xyzinfo Music.

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5. Feb 09,  · Then there are the instrumental Psychedelic Afro-Shop and a welcome song ‘James Brown Ride On’, both recorded in Orlando Julius’ compositions ‘Asiko’ and ‘Going Back to My Roots’ became hits for Hugh Masekela and Lamont Dozier respectively, in America in the late 70s.

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6. The 2nd limited 10" from MUKATSUKU includes two of perhaps the best funk tracks from Nigerian ORLANDO JULIUS who began fusing traditional African sounds with .

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7. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Orlando's Afro Ideas: - Orlando Julius on AllMusic -

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8. Nov 06,  · Orlando, on the other hand, formed a much larger band, the Afro Sounders in the late ’s. They wore the sharpest suits, and began to explore an altogether funkier, deeper highlife fusion, responding to rock and psychedelia (Pyschedelic Afro Shop), the deeper funk grooves that were coming from the US (James Brown Ride On) and also to.

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9. ARTIST - Orlando Julius And His Modern Aces TITLE - James Brown Ride On b/w Psychedelic Afro Shop LABEL/ CATALOG NUMBER - Polydor POE DESCRIPTION - Folks, this is a priviledge - I mean, this is freaking staggering. Just look at it! Orlando Julius made a 45 celebrating James Brown’s tour of Nigeria, the b-side is called.

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