Zap Mama

Track 2 - a mix of three songs: a nursery rhyme from Rwanda, a chant by a young Zairean women celebrating procreation Track 3 - from a Syrian song. A man cries over his harem's favourite woman that ran away. He ends up deciding to go and look for her. Thank you, the Djinns Track 8 - Cuban rhythm Track 9 - anti-Apartheid song. The music is inspired by a popular Zairean song. Track 13 - based on a young girl's song accompanying themselves beating the rhythm in the river water - recorded near Isiro (Zaire). Recorded and mixed at Daylight Studio, Brussels, except track 14 recorded in the forest near Brussels ℗ 1991, 1992 Crammed Discs © 1991 Crammed Discs All selections published by Les Editions de la Bascule Track timings not credited on release