2004 studio album by Gerald Toto,, Richard Bona and Lokua Kanza
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Toto Bona Lokua is a studio album by French songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Gerald Toto, Cameroonian jazz musician Richard Bona, and Congolese singer-songwriter Lokua Kanza. It was released on April 20, 2004 through No Format!.[2]
Track listing[]
All tracks are written by Gerald Toto, Richard Bona and Lokua Kanza, except where noted.
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1. | "Ghana Blues" | Gerald Glombard, Lokua Kanza, Richard Bona | 3:03 |
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2. | "Kwalelo" | Gerald Glombard, Lokua Kanza, Richard Bona | 4:14 |
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3. | "Lamuka" | | 2:44 |
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4. | "L'endormie" | Gerald Toto | 2:36 |
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5. | "Flutes" | | 2:52 |
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6. | "The Front" | Richard Bona | 0:21 |
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7. | "Na Ye" | | 3:35 |
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8. | "Help Me" | | 3:28 |
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9. | "Stesuff" | Lokua Kanza | 1:18 |
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10. | "Where I Came From" | | 3:31 |
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11. | "Seven Beats" | | 1:42 |
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12. | "Lisanga" | | 6:48 |
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- Kaze ga Kureta Melody (2000)
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