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Mano Negra — Out of Time Man
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At the beginning it sounded to me like a very strange cover of "the passenger"...

I liked it more that way :)

Posted 15 years ago by muzzle    [ Reply ]
Is that Betty or Veronica on the keyboards? I can never remember.
Posted 15 years ago by HarrO    [ Reply ]
Stop talking over each other!  I am getting a headache!
Posted 16 years ago by More_Cowbell    [ Reply ]

 

greetings mr. José-Manuel Thomas Arthur Chao -   ** 7 ** 


Posted 16 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]
67nj wrote:
is this the same guy from manu chau?
he is manu chao, and was leader of Mano Negra until they broke up somewhere in the 90`s
Posted 16 years ago by pablo_valenta    [ Reply ]
is this the same guy from manu chau?
Posted 16 years ago by 67nj    [ Reply ]
A treat that plants glee in my being
Posted 16 years ago by asocash    [ Reply ]
Always nice.
Posted 17 years ago by prickelpit96    [ Reply ]
Posted 17 years ago by Danny_G    [ Reply ]
king of bongo...kind of boring
Posted 17 years ago by eastcoast    [ Reply ]
Love Manu Chau, Mano Negra?... try then a bit of Kevin Johansen. Very refreshing.
Posted 17 years ago by Limpopoking    [ Reply ]
okobojicat wrote:
Excuse my musical ignorance, is Mano Negra at all related to Manu Chau? The CD is king of Bongo, a dig at Bongo Song by Manu?
As already said, Manu Chau was a member of Mano Negra.

Not yet said:
Manu Chao's solo albums "Clandestino" and "Próxima Estación Esperenza" came AFTER this Mano Negra song
Manu Chao recycles music and lyrics a LOT. IIRC there are at least 2 Manu Chao songs with similar "King of bongo" lyrics.
Posted 17 years ago by ce    [ Reply ]
Posted 17 years ago by pink    [ Reply ]
This was a nice cut with a catchy rhythm.
Posted 17 years ago by FluorideFreeMN    [ Reply ]
Posted 17 years ago by jadedragon    [ Reply ]
MojoJojo wrote:
Ouch...
Dear MojoJojo, Sorry for you. This disease happens when abusing form the same local music and tones again and again. It slowly deactivate your ears against other respectable musics from the rest of the world and make them painful when exposed. There is a cure: try gentle strokes of other musical genres on a daily basis. Take 5 minutes of classical in the morning while having breakfast, try some other on your way to work, etc.. an soon after you will recover a fully operative and ecclectic hearing which is a pre-requisite for RP listeners. Most of all I did not criticize your musical taste which remains yours and is fully respectable. It was just a matter of dicussing about the enjoyment of an extreme musical diversity. Can you tell us why you dislike Mano Negra that much ? Their use of Spanish language ?
Posted 17 years ago by Chumbawamba-1984    [ Reply ]
okobojicat wrote:
Excuse my musical ignorance, is Mano Negra at all related to Manu Chau? The CD is king of Bongo, a dig at Bongo Song by Manu?
Yes, Manu Chao is part of Mano Negra band. He is the lead singer among other participations. For more details you may want to visit the following FR-EN-SP site : https://www.manuchao.net/pasado/mano_negra_fr.php
Posted 17 years ago by Chumbawamba-1984    [ Reply ]
okobojicat wrote:
Excuse my musical ignorance, is Mano Negra at all related to Manu Chau? The CD is king of Bongo, a dig at Bongo Song by Manu?
from the AMG link above:
Named in honor of an Andalucian anarchist group, Mano Negra emerged from the same Parisian artists' scene which also gave rise to the like-minded Les Negresses Vertes, drawing equal influence from the punk ethos of the Clash and the multitude of sounds and rhythms endemic to the global music community. Formed in 1986 from the remnants of the neo-rockabilly unit the Hot Pants, Mano Negra essentially consisted of vocalist Manu Chao, his trumpeter brother Tonio and drummer cousin Santiago Casiriego, Spanish natives who fused rock, rap, flamenco and rai to create a heady brew they dubbed "Patchanka," a name derived from a Spanish pejorative for dancehall music. Mano Negra's debut LP, also titled Patchanka, appeared in 1988, scoring the French indie hit "Mala Vida
Posted 17 years ago by NoEnzLefttoSplit    [ Reply ]
Excuse my musical ignorance, is Mano Negra at all related to Manu Chau? The CD is king of Bongo, a dig at Bongo Song by Manu?
Posted 18 years ago by okobojicat    [ Reply ]
Ender43 wrote:
My first thoughts... "Sunny days...keeping th' clouds away....."
I kept hearing "Slow down, you move too fast. Got to make the morning last....."
Posted 18 years ago by Marr    [ Reply ]
Nice surprise, it's Mano Negra! Beautiful tune, simple but pleasant. More Mano Negra please!!!
Posted 18 years ago by Baum74    [ Reply ]
Ouch...
Posted 18 years ago by MojoJojo    [ Reply ]
Ender43 wrote:
My first thoughts... "Sunny days...keeping th' clouds away....."
The Bob Dylan version...LOL!
Posted 18 years ago by Walrus_Gumbo    [ Reply ]
rascal420 wrote:
This reminds me of the Sesame Street opening theme.
ROFL!!!
Posted 18 years ago by Imkirok    [ Reply ]
Manu the man(o)!
Posted 18 years ago by lixy    [ Reply ]
Posted 18 years ago by -relayer-    [ Reply ]
This reminds me of the Sesame Street opening theme.
Posted 18 years ago by rascal420    [ Reply ]
B I I I I I I G GRIN!
Posted 18 years ago by Old_Pat    [ Reply ]
Loooooooooove mano negra! quite strange after Led zep but mucho mejor!!
Posted 18 years ago by majomojo    [ Reply ]
Yes! More Mano Negra
Posted 18 years ago by kaupmees    [ Reply ]
I can almost hear you sharpen your critical knifes... But god, this makes me happy...
Posted 18 years ago by lunar1963    [ Reply ]
My first thoughts... "Sunny days...keeping th' clouds away....."
Posted 18 years ago by Ender43    [ Reply ]
Love, Love, LOVE this song.
Posted 18 years ago by AliGator    [ Reply ]