L'OK Jazz, Vicky, Franco Nakobala oyo motema elingi. L'OK Jazz, Vicky, Franco Ah ne croyez jamais ces belles paroles. L'OK Jazz, Vicky, Franco Laissez-moi voir. L'OK Jazz, Vicky, Franco Tete ngeleke ebaki ngai. L'OK Jazz, Vicky, Franco Catho ya poupée.

Album · 1992 · 17 Songs. See All. The Very Best of 1960-1962.

OK Jazz, later renamed TPOK Jazz (short for Tout Puissant Orchestre Kinshasa, "all-powerful Kinshasa orchestra"), was a Congolese rumba band from the Democratic Republic of the Congo established in 1956 and fronted by Franco. The group disbanded in 1993, but begin again in 1996. Location The OK Jazz band was formed in 1956 in Léopoldville (now Kinshasa), in what was at the time the Belgian Congo. On independence in 1960, the Belgian Congo became the Republic of the Congo, later Zaire and is now known as the Democratic Republic of the Congo

EDO, Vicky, Vicky, Edo - Micorasson. album: OK Jazz, No. 4. Franco, Franco, Franco, Vicky, Vicky - Nakobanza Cherie. 5. Franco, Franco, L'OK Jazz - Lobi Na Tongo. album: Le bon vieux temps. Orchestre OK Jazz - Anduku Lutshuma. album: Congo Classics. Franco, Franco, L'OK Jazz - César oboya yo. album: L'Afrique Danse Vol. 6. Franco & l’Orchestre OK Jazz, Franco Luambo - Florette Modele. album: The Very Best of 1960-1962. Franco, Franco, Le TP OK Jazz - Kimpa Kisanga Meni. album: Makambo Ezali Bourreau. Chris Le Blanc (featuring Paris Bizarre) - Ok Play Jazz. album: Chill Mystique 2. Ok Jazz Band - Anduku Lutshuma. album: La Rumba OK, Vol. 1. Ok Jazz Band - Viclong Julie. Franco, L'OK Jazz - Bomboko Justin. album: Yamba Leo. Franco, Le TP OK Jazz - Finga Mama Munu.

Franco, Vicky et l'OK Jazz - Marceline (1998). Date: 11 Nov 2007 09:28:00. Franco, Vicky et l'OK Jazz - Marceline (1998). Franco, Vicky et l'OK Jazz - Marceline African Rumba MP3 320 Kbps 150 MB Sonodisc 1998. 01. Marceline 02. Aime 03.

After the first double year, I now post the first double album. I kept it waiting for this special occasion and today is the day. With songs by some of the greatest composers of their days, such as De La Lune, Vicky, Youlou Gilbert, De Wayon and Simarro, see backsleeve for details. Thanks Moos! This is definitely vintage OK JAZZ from the 1960s. Thanks too for the latest two L’Afrique Danse LPs. Speaking of anniversaries and double albums, I’ve been looking for Franco’s 20th Anniversary album. com/bolingo/?p 172 However, it was rather crackly.