Fanga Rhythm - Weedie Braimah & Amadou Kouyate
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- Опубликовано: 10 май 2016
- The dynamic duo of Weedie Braimah & Amadou Kouyate are back with the Fanga rhythm (Funga Alafia) made famous by Dr. Pearl Primus & numerously performed by Babatunde Olatunji. Have you ever heard it played this way?!
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You ever notice how hard it is to put a djembe down after you pick it up? This is why.
I took classes from Baba olantunji years ago when I worked at Omega. The Fanga song and rhythm is ingrained in my soul! It's so cool that Baba's style has been worked up to this awesome level these guys are playing!
just saw them live in victoria university.
faaaaaaantastic... and very funny together ,these two historian artists gentle.....men
This is the best Fanga version I never heard. You are two great master!
O M G !!! By a MILE!
Weedie is amazing!! Totally enjoyed his Djembe on the Oteil & Friends tour!
Respect From Cameroon y'all
These guys are so much inspiration! I am waiting for my first Djembe drum to arrive and I can't wait to get starting practicing! I discovered this music about 10 years ago, thought it was interesting. This past weekend I happen to be at a party where there was a small group playing Brazilian music and spent some time after talking to the guy who played the conga drums. I mentioned the African drums that I liked it. He mentioned the Djembe and these gentleman on RUclips as something I may want to look into. I am hooked.
you still going at it? I've been hooked, finally got some drums...
Update,. You playing?
Yes Amadou & Weedie!!!
I actually played this yesterday in the parade with my 4-h drum club!!!
The rhythms drive my body🙏🙏🙏🙏
You two gentlemen are at the apex of American African percussion. Amazing and great teachers, too.
I agree! Funga alafia ashe ashe......
THE REAL SOUND OF HUMAIN MEN ITS AMAZING BIG UP WEEDY BRAIMAH
Great job! It’ s the best fanga rhythm I have ever heard! Thank you very much! Greetings from Poland! :-)
One of the best versions of Fanga I ever heard! - Amina
From music emanate love , center of all
This was very enjoying to listen to, thanks guys!
Excellent djembe drumming. I teach a World Percussion class at the middle school level and my students are learning Fanga. Your drumming is inspirational and it give my students ideas for improvisation. My students are also learning the variety of sounds that can be produced on the djembe. Thanks for sharing this beautiful gift of music.
always amazing these guys!!
i am proud of you guys love the drumming
Oh wow! Yes yes yes. You guys are fantastic. More please.
I am trying to restrain myself from dancing in the canteen at work whilst listening to this. Incredible vibe xx
This is perfect for classrooms!! Thank you so much for sharing.
Damn, my spirit leaps at this!
Wow! Great to listen, watch and learn👍
both of you are awesome, but man weedie, i could watch you all day
keep it up, i have your first beer if you come to kansas anytime
Makes me want to weep with joy...soooooooooooooooooo GOOD!
pure love theses guys!
OMG very beautiful!!!!
Beautiful.
Very good duo djembe. Tkank you.
I can’t wait to learn this rhythm
Вы просто КРАСАВЧИКИ !!!)))))) AWESOME
Thank yall so much for doing this. This is he best, most accurate version that I found !!!
You're welcome! Glad that you enjoyed!
Please keep the videos coming!
Excelencia en percusión. Rítmica solista y colectiva. Dialogo total💯
Muchas gracias
so fresh! fantastic!
YES! LOVE THESE GUYS!!!
Bad ass...I miss this music
God gifted indeed!
AWESOME! (it would be so cool to hear a mashup of African and Indian drums....)
This totally rocked xx
ok you have me up and dancing. I give up. Awesome
awsome drummers
We are learning that song at schools I love it
Fantastic! ❤❤❤
Love it
Very, very nice!!!
Respect!
Fabulous
Always an extreme pleasure, gentlemen!
Thanks Jimi!!
I love it
Énergétique
Great! Love your play.
Thanks for checking out the video :)
Congratulation 😍🎗✨🎖
Congratulation 🇮🇹🇨🇲
Much talent I love it
Thank you!!
Superb Drumming!!
Thanks for listening
Great !
yeah!!!!
Yes!! Thank you!!
You are so welcome!
Ayeeeeee! CHE ALAAFIA ANI!
Slow it down, i want to learn! Amazing!
SWEET!!!
fantastic
Thank you so much 😀
aula de percussao coisa linda hehe
Gnaoua festival in MORROCO 🎉
Congratulation
In Jamaica we call that riddim bruckins what do u guys call it
Our little 5 man combo has been rehearsing Fangs and intends to play it at an open Mic in a few months. Just hope these guys or guys as great as this aren't in the audience or will hit the stage afterwards.
Um in love 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Can't say I have!
hmmm so wonderful,please I need an international Djembe how can I get one am from Nigeria
Unbelievable.. So much skill and so enjoyable to watch. I keep on watching this video over and over. Must learn Fanga. Both your solos are out of this world.. I want to play like this. Love and respect
I've got a new drum. Bring on the Fanga xx
Woooooooo
👌 👍
Wow!!!!!
fyah
Wow
I played with him before
amazing and respect!
Nice
Thanks!
Weedie its me YB
come back to stl man!!!!
Great playing! But worth mentioning, the song/dance is not a traditional west-african song, but a mishmash of different african languages and liberian dance moves, composed by the late great LaRocque Bey. And the rhythms are mostly from Yoruba people? :)
Hey weedie this Shemurah
I know how to do it!
In my country this is a traditional riddim name bruckins what do you call it
Fanga
RUclips worldbeat 101
what do you guys like to eat that i think is what im missing
What type of goat skin used thin medium or thick On those drums?
These are medium thick skins, pulled tight
I love it! What do the words mean?
It is a welcoming song/rhythm/dance. The words were composed by LaRocque Bey in the mid 20th century and it is mostly Yoruban i believe. Funga Alafia basically means "welcome" or "peace be with you". Ashé (Ase) is a bit more complicated. In the Ifá religion it is an essential essence, the spirit that runs through all things. But in this context it's meaning is more an affirmation, sort of like saying "amen".
@@nechesh I have heard the Ashe means the power to create.
Ase! When yall coming to Atlanta?
This sound like a Jamaican Traditional Rhythm called "Bruckins"
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That is funny
Bon Energia ~ sending you ALL a huge wave of photons ~ 13 ~ 1331 ~ 3196 ~ Ma ~ Ra ~ Ohmmm ~ 13
Awesome. Just out of interest, what are the words to the Fanga song?
gba girls:
Great!!!