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01. West African Rhythm Brothers - We Have It In Africa
02. West African Rhythm Brothers - Oba Adele
03. Nigerian Union Rhythm Group - The Wind In A Frolic
04. West African Rhythm Brothers - Iku Koni Payin
05. Ayinda Bakare And His Meranda Orchestra - Ibikunle Alakija
06. West African Rhythm Brothers - Omo Laso
07. West African Rhythm Brothers - Calabar-O
08. West African Rhythm Brothers - Emi Wa Wa Lowo Re
09. West African Rhythm Brothers - Iwa D'Arekere
10. West African Rhythm Brothers - Ominira
11. Nigerian Union Rhythm Group - The Memorial Of Chief J.K. Randle
12. West African Rhythm Brothers - Mofi Ajobi Seyin
13. Nigerian Union Rhythm Group - Unity
14. Nigerian Union Rhythm Group - Oratido Soso
15. West African Rhythm Brothers - Ayami
16. West African Rhythm Brothers - Oba Ademola II
17. West African Rhythm Stars - Late Ojo Davies
18. West African Rhythm Stars - Geneva Conference
19. West African Rhythm Brothers - Ele Da Awa
20. West African Rhythm Brothers - Aya Wa Adara
21. West African Rhythm Brothers - Lagos Mambo
22. West African Rhythm Brothers - Odudua
23. West African Rhythm Brothers - I Am A Stranger
ARTIST
TITLE
London Is The Place For Me 3
FORMAT
2LP

LABEL
CATALOG #
HJR 021LP HJR 021LP
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
5/18/2018

2023 repress; 2006 release. Ambrose Campbell was acclaimed by Fela Kuti's generation -- by Fela himself -- as the founder of modern Nigerian music. Several of his recordings lit up London Is the Place for Me 2 (HJR 016LP, 2006), and Volume Three is devoted to his music, drawing on the 78s he cut in London over ten years from 1949. Nearly all the tracks assembled here come from recordings made for the Melodisc label and originally released as 10" 78 rpm singles. People who bought these records at the time can still recall how it was when the percussion team -- among them Ade Bashorun, Salustiano, Dos Anjos, Manny Myers and "Lati" Pedro -- built their polyrhythms in Ola Dosunmu's kingdom. With the melodic guitars of Brewster and Ambrose coming together behind Campbell's soothing voice, the musicians contrived to paint an evocative, enduring picture of palm wine Lagos nights." --Val Wilmer Features: West African Rhythm Brothers, Nigerian Union Rhythm Group, Ayinda Bakare And His Meranda Orchestra, Nigerian Union Rhythm Group, and West African Rhythm Stars.