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Genre:Folk World & Country Style:Vocal
Tracklist:
A1. Afrika (Africa) 3:10 A2. Odi Wena Vorster (Warning Vorster Get Out Of Namibia) 1:30 A3. Va Nambia Va Kwetu (Fellow Namibians) 1:55 A4. The Wind Of Change 2:30 A5. Shilongno Shetu (My Country) 3:40 A6. Twanana Swapo Yeti (We Are United In Swapo) 2:05 B1. Mwene Kala Pamwe Na Afrika (God Bless Africa) 2:10 B2. Ti Mamasa Ta Gegaisera Mûigao (I Want To See My Mother) 2:30 B3. Tunana Ko Ngutukiro (Lead Us To Freedom) 2:00 B4. We Are The Soldiers Of Swapo 1:55 B5. Give Me Back Namibia 2:45 B6. Power To The People 3:10 B7. Afrika (Africa) 3:10
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Released by: Swapo Department of Information and Publicity in London in co-operation with "Action Namibia", Holland.
There is no release date on this record but the Hoover Institution Archives acquired a copy of this in 1978.
Actual label not indicated on release, but catalog- and matrix#'s show it has been manufactured by Philips. Stereo.
The release comes with a lyric sheet insert in English and Dutch titled 'Swapo freedom songs.'
On the sleeve back, spine and labels: SWAPO Freedom Songs
Words and music arise out of the struggle of the Namibian people.
Language:
A1: English and Nama Damara
A2: Spoken in Sumbea Caprivi
A3: Oshiwambo
A4: English
A5: Oshiwambo
A6: Oshiwambo
B1: Oshiwambo
B2: Nama
B3: Otji Herero
B4: Ovambo
B5: English
B6: English
B7: English and Nama Damara
Besteladres / Ordering Address:
Komitee Zuidelijk Afrika (Angola Komitee)
Da Costastraat 88
Amsterdam (020- 183598)
door overmaking van
f. 13,50 op giro 600657
t.n.v. Aktie Namibië
Da Costastraat 88
Amsterdam
onder vermelding:
„Grammofoonplaat Swapo”
. SWAPO Freedom Songs By The Swapo Singers
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Rights Society Copyright Control Matrix / Runout 6812 258.1 Y Matrix / Runout 6812 258.2 Y Matrix / Runout AA 6812 258 1Y 1 670 06 Matrix / Runout AA 6812 258 2Y 1 670 06
