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Touré’s 30 year-long career began in the late 1950s in Dakar as part of the Senegalese collective known as Le Star Band de Dakar. Touré and the band enjoyed rapid success and became prominent figures in Senegal’s booming, Cuban-influenced son montuno and pachanga scenes in the 60s. The singer-percussionist later went on to form his own band Black and White based out of Cameroon, where he further refined his unique take on Cuban music by fusing spirited, West African mandingue sounds with brass-filled Latin instrumentation — solidifying his status as a pioneer of Afro-Cuban music. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

Amara Touré: 1973-1980 (Analog Africa No. 18)

Amara Touré '1973 - 1980' (Analog Africa No. 18)

Amara Touré '1973 - 1980'

The Complete Collection 1973-1976
Amara Touré 1973 - 1980 (Analog Africa No. 18)

Amara Touré (1973 - 1980)

Senegal 70 (Sonic Gems from the 70s)

Senegal 70 (Analog Africa No. 19)

Amara Touré 1973 - 1980

Amara Touré 1973-1980
Amara Touré
Senegal 70 - Sonic Gems & Previously Unreleased Recordings from the 70s