After releasing his \’Soul Makossa\’ in 1972, Manu Dibango recorded that same year a musical monster both strange and majestic: \’Africadelic\’. The album is a pure groovy pearl echoing James Brown or Isaac Hayes, who mixes afro-soul, funk and jazz, all against a background of Latin percussions nuanced by rock guitars and a soul organ, like \’African Battle\’ and \’Africadelic\’, the eponymous title. Disc 11. Soul Fiesta – Manu Dibango2. Africadelic – Manu Dibango3. The Panther – Manu Dibango4. African Battle – Manu Dibango5. Black Beauty – Manu Dibango6. African Carnival – Manu Dibango7. Moving Waves – Manu Dibango8. Afro Soul – Manu Dibango9. Oriental Sunset – Manu Dibango10. Monkey Beat – Manu Dibango11. Wa Wa – Manu Dibango12. Percussion Storm – Manu Dibango13. Soul Fiesta (Remix) – Manu Dibango