Zap Mama

Track 2 - a mix of three songs: a nursery rhyme from Rwanda, a chant by a young Zairean women celebrating procreation Track 3 - from a Syrian song. A man cries over his harem's favourite woman that ran away. He ends up deciding to go and look for her. Thank you, the Djinns Track 8 - Cuban rhythm Track 9 - anti-Apartheid song. The music is inspired by a popular Zairean song. Track 13 - based on a young girl's song accompanying themselves beating the rhythm in the river water - recorded near Isiro (Zaire). Recorded and mixed at Daylight Studio, Brussels, except track 14 recorded in the forest near Brussels ℗ 1991, 1992 Crammed Discs © 1991 Crammed Discs All selections published by Les Editions de la Bascule Manufactured in Austria [on CD] Packaging: standard jewel case with 12 page booklet Timings are not printed on release This issue has an EFA distribution code printed on the right hand upper corner of the rear cover, compared to the previous CramWorld issue