Manu Dibango

Manu Dibango (Dec., 12 1933 — March 24, 2020) was a Cameroonian saxist, vibist, and composer with a musical career that spans more than 50 years. In 1972 he cut the Afro-funk classic “Soul Makossa,” which became a much-covered, much-sampled global hit for the artist.

Discography:

• Manu Dibango (1968)
• Saxy Party (1969)
• O Boso (1971)
• Soma Loba (1971)
• Soul Makossa (1972)
• African Voodoo (1972)
• Africadelic (1973)
• Blue Elephant (1973)
• Makossa Man (aka Pêpê Soup, 1974)
• African Funk (1974)
• Makossa Music (1975)
• African Rhythm Machine (1975)
• Countdown at Kusini O.S.T. (1975)
• Manu 76 (1976)
• Super Kumba (1976)
• The World of Manu Dibango (1976)
• Ceddo O.S.T (1977)
• L’Herbe Sauvage O.S.T. (1977)
• Disque D’Or (1977)
• A l’Olympia (1978)
• Anniversaire Au Pays (1978)
• Afrovision (1978)
• Sun Explosion (1978)
• Le Prix De La Liberte (1978)
• Gone Clear (1979)
• Ses Plus Grands Succes (1979)
• Home Made (1979)
• Ambassador (1981)
• Waka Juju (1982)
• Mboa (1982)
• Soft And Sweet (1983)
• Deliverance (1983)
• Surtension (1984)
• Electric Africa (1985)
• Afrijazzy (1986)