Vitamin - Recordings 1981 (WHITE VINYL) (Vinyl) Art Rock “To a certain extent it’s

“To a certain extent it’s more of a reflection of how we actually sound when we play live

their rowdy instrumental single “Rumble” charting at number 16 in 1958

Hamad Kalkaba and the Golden Sounds at long last gathers together the body of work of one of Cameroon’s forgotten geniuses

look no further than “Pathways & Passages”

” “Silver Rider”) with an aggressive guitar onslaught (“Monkey

Vitamin - Recordings 1981 (WHITE VINYL) (Vinyl) Art Rock “To a certain extent it’sVitamin was imbued with the type of self belief that allows one to ignore all walls. I was a total fan the first time I saw them." Roger Miller, Mission of Burma (producer of the Vitamin studio session) Vitamin refused to act like a band.' (Their performance was) a spontaneous demonstration. They fooled around, had fun on stage, stopped in the middle of songs, made things up [] Theyve blown off firecrackers and shot hot dogs from canons. We decided to