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This is a Remix of the track 'lambasana ' by peppe ska.The Lambasana track is included on the African inspiration album which is available right here on Jamendo .

If you like this Remix & know of any other 'live' percussive/drum tracks on Jamendo that you'd like to hear a 'I.B.1.Dance remixed' version of ,please send me a message with the tracks title & remember to include a link to the tracks page on jamendo .

Enjoy the Rhythms

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Awesome . . . Beautiful . . . Perfect

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orangeupurple • 2010-07-27 18:28:17

This is a beautiful percussive ethnic piece . . . it invades your mood and calms your spirits, yet gives you an encouraging foot tapping experience. This remix was done with care and attention to detail and a very professional sound. The warm male vocals were expressive of excellent African song and dance . . . this is too beautiful to miss for those of you who are percussion/afro enthusiasts. . . . that describes me so I was very happy to find this little album.

Excellence in motion

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habbers • 2010-08-04 00:15:12

I feel like I'm in a trance. That's how this song will pull you in. I would love to hear more of I.B.1 remixes.

Bon album

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varkounette • 2010-08-25 11:10:56

Ca me fait penser aux tribus d'indiens,j'aime.

Excellent Addition To Your Collection!

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SouthOMike • 2010-07-30 22:50:09

Listening to this over your speakers, whether on your PC or from your CD player, you won't get as much as when you play through headphones! You are a sneaky devil, I.B.1! At first I thought I was hearing background noise, but then when the headphones went on, ahh hah! There was the subtle sound of the mixing of strings in the tune. As the tune progressed it became closer to the front, just peeking out to let you know that you were listening to more than an ethnic bit of music. Well done...would love to see what could be done with some Aussie aboriginal music...