[1999] Sylvester Williams - Talk Talk

Album Description:
"As leader of the group, Sylvester Williams has emerged to be one of the most talented musicians from the West African country of Sierra Leone.
Having written over 100 songs, he is also highly regarded as a brilliant composer and arranger of a wide variety of Musical styles."
"His personal style of music reflects his respect for maestros like the late S.E. Rogie, Taxi Pata Pata and many more, to name a few. Over the years Sylvester has built up a large following in his native country and has had special shows in the UK and on Sierra Leone TV and Radio."
"His music is here to stay. The "Kabor" album released in the UK on cassette in 1992 and the USA on compact disc in 1996 still remains one of the most popular albums on most community airwaves, African night clubs, and parties."
"At long last, the man with the golden voice lands with his latest album, "Talk Talk", bound to be a greater success with its stronger electrifying African rhythms for music and dancefloor lovers, as well as D.J.'s."
"Very special thanks to his wife Blanche for all her support, the UK-based Sierra Leone musicians who contributed by every means to make this recording a success and to all the fans around the world for their continuous sustenance."
"May God bless Sierra Leone, Africa and the world at large."
Musicians:
Sylvester Williams: Lead Vocals
Zozo Shuhibu: Backing Vocal, Drums, and Bongo
Ayo Roy-Macauley: Lead, Rhythm Guitar
Alan Duncan: Bass Guitar
Sidique Fofanah: Percussion, and Congas
Collins Pratt: Drum Programmation, Keyboards, Horns, and Synth Bass
0:00 Mama Ar Dae Wone You
4:39 Somebody Calls Me (By My Name)
9:34 Matta
14:26 Talk Talk
19:31 Wages
24:20 Africa
29:21 Samba
34:27 Sarah
©1999
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I was just 6 by then