Lou Bega-A Little Bit Of Mambo-CD-FLAC-1999-BUDDHA
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Rel. date : 04.01.2014
Artist : Lou Bega
Album : A Little Bit Of Mambo
Label : RCA Records
Catalog Nr.: 67887-2
Language : English
Genre : Pop
Source : CDDA
Size : 312.73 MB
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T R A C K L i S T
01. Mambo No.5 (A Little Bit Of…) 03:41
02. Baby Keep Smiling 03:10
03. Lou’s Cafe 00:58
04. Can I Tico Tico You 02:53
05. I Got A Girl 03:14
06. Tricky, Tricky 03:23
07. Icecream 03:51
08. Beauty On The Tv-Screen 03:59
09. 1+1=2 04:04
10. The Most Expensive Girl In The World 03:46
11. The Trumpet Part Ii 06:04
12. Behind Stage 01:18
13. Mambo Mambo 03:01
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43:22
43:22 min
312.73 MB
R E L E A S E i N F O R M A T i O N
A Little Bit of Mambo is the debut album by Lou Bega released in
1999 (see 1999 in music). Propelled by the success of the single
“Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit of…)”, the album went platinum in
over 10 countries.
Out of left field came German-born, Italian/Ugandan Lou Bega,
scoring an international chart-topping single with his infectious
“Mambo No. 5″ — the only thing that kept it from reaching the top
of the U.S. charts was the fact that no American commercial single
was ever issued. The rest of Bega’s album, A Little Bit of Mambo,
follows pretty much the same recipe as “Mambo No. 5.” A couple of
songs, including “1+1=2″ and “I Got a Girl” are virtual rewrites
of the aforementioned hit — meaning that if one didn’t enjoy
“Mambo No. 5,” then one would have a difficult time enjoying the
rest of the album.
Nonetheless, this breezy, feel-good disc is entirely intoxicating,
incorporating Caribbean rhythms and instrumentals (“The Most
Expensive Girl in the World,” “Icecream”), mambo-meets-techno
influences (“Can I Tico Tico You”), jazz and hip-hop (“The Trumpet
Part II”), and old-time nostalgia (“Baby Keep Smiling”), to create
one of 1999′s most unusual and unique albums. Lou Bega’s vocals
are limited, to be sure, and the lyrics deal with little more than
girls and partying (and are too ridiculous to be taken seriously),
yet his charisma and good-natured intentions are undeniable. None
of the songs on this disc came close to matching the success of
“Mambo No. 5.” The second single, the hypnotic, brass-heavy
“Tricky Tricky” failed to even ignite the U.S. Top 40, rendering
Bega as more a novelty act than anything else. Nonetheless, this
album is unique in the pantheon of 1990s pop music, and those who
enjoyed his hit will likely enjoy the rest of this feel-good,
summery concoction.
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Mambo/release/1024647
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