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Roberta Kelly [Netherlands Version]

by Roberta Kelly

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Kabaka Shaka 04:26
Kabaka Shaka, Shaka Shaka Was called [He was] the king of warriors Yes the father of warriors Kabaka Shaka, Shaka Shaka He fought to victory Making history And there sure is, is a story About the man of whom we now sing Even today it is told He's remembered as a king Yeah, he fought for freedom Ever knowing he should become Kabaka Shaka, Shaka Shaka He was the greatest warrior And the famous fighter Kabaka Shaka, Shaka Shaka His country's stronger rulеr But devoted to her Going straight on to glory Giving thе people back their pride Women today growing old Still remember how he died, yeah Fighting for freedom Never stopping till he had won Shaka, Shaka..... Kabaka Shaka, Shaka Shaka He was the greatest warrior And the famous fighter Kabaka Shaka, Shaka Shaka His country's stronger ruler But devoted to her Kabaka Shaka, Shaka Shaka Was called [He was] the king of warriors Yes the father of warriors Kabaka Shaka, Shaka Shaka He fought to victory Making history [Repeat and fade]
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Miel Masai 05:38
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Aie 04:27
A.I.E. a mwana Nina kwenda kwetu Pamoja na mimi Na batoto wotee... A.I.E. a mwana Sasa iku usiku Una choka mimi Uta lala nayee... Baba Mama Rafiki Bati ye ni musuri Batoto yote yetu Bati ye ni musuri Baba Mama Rafiki Tuna penda we Akii santi sana Tuna penda we Akii santi sana
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Woo, woo, woo little Mary Jo Woo, woo, woo little Mary Jo She was born on the wrong side of town A young and pretty girl And a lonely ghetto child Growing up Growing wild Her Daddy was a rolling stone A handsome man who had A different woman in every town He never settled down Woo, woo, woo little Mary Jo Before the man would rise at dawn Her Mother would be gone Working seven days a week Just trying to make ends meet She was down and out No one to love her Little Mary Jo Like the father she never knew Become a rolling stone Woo, woo, woo little Mary Jo Mary was a little lamb Lost and all alone Her Daddy was a rolling stone And she followed She was sure to follow him Woo, woo, woo little Mary Jo In the winter of her years Still all alone The love she needed so desperately Was never meant to be She learned her lesson hard but well True love can't be found By being a rolling stone You got to have a home
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Roots can be anywhere Roots come from everywhere Father teach your son now Mother show your daughter how That where the heart is home Is there in this great universe we share Roots can be anywhere Roots come from everywhere Now you have come from another land And where you are you didn't plan But love and happiness you've found Your standing on the proper ground Roots can be anywhere Roots come from everywhere The world is growing smaller fast Today will soon be called the past So find your roots And if you can Be wise enough to understand Roots can be anywhere Roots come from everywhere Now that you've heard the story told Spread is to the young and old The truth was said and now it's known The child is blessed whose found a home Roots can be anywhere Roots come from everywhere
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Lady Jive 02:57
I've travelled round the world Since I was just a girl Known far and distant places Guess it's just my fate That I've seen love and hate In different kinds of faces Hey, Mister come closer Remember me We spent some time together Down in New Orleans They call me Lady Jive But I forgot your name Don't matter just the same Just call me Lady Jive Lady, Lady, Lady Jive The queen of all the Bayou So if you want to be a king You just call on your Lady Jive The lady that I am Can get you in a jam If you're not careful brother So fast take care to roam Before you start to roam Looking for love in another Hey, Mister come closer Remember me I taught you how to boogie And get down with Le Chic They call me Lady Jive But I forgot your name Don't matter just the same Just call me Lady Jive Lady, Lady, Lady Jive The queen of all the Bayou So if you want to be a king You just call on your Lady Jive
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Coconut Rock 03:26

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After 3 Giorgio Moroder-produced albums, Roberta Kelly signed with new German label Autobahn in 1979 where she teamed up with German schlager singer Michael Holm as her new producer and released the single John Paul The Second to celebrate the inauguration of the new pope. Unsurprisingly the single flopped. The ethnic-flavoured album followed towards the end of 1980 with the singles Kabaka Shaka and the title track, but none of them met with any success. It was also not released in the US. Some of the album editions omitted Coconut Rock but in return featured a long version of Kabaka Shaka.

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released September 1, 1980

Arranged By James Lutara
Drums – Curt Cress
Engineer – Jochen Scheffter
Guitar – Henny Robinetts, Mats Björklund, Nik Woodland
Bass Guitar – Gary Unwin
Fender Rhodes – Kristian Schultze
Mellotron – Jim Taylor
Moog, Organ, Strings – Hermann Weindorf
Percussion – Harry Buckl
Piano – Kristian Schultze
Producer – M. Holm*, R. Pietsch*
Saxophone – Guiseppe Sonera
Trumpet – Manfred Niezgoda
Choir – Dagmar Hellberg, Gitta Walter, Herbert Ihle, Margaret Taube, Wolfgang Emperhoff

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Roberta Kelly Los Angeles, California

She is best known for her disco hits from the Casablanca disco years, "Trouble Maker", "Zodiacs" and "Oh Happy Day"/

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