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From Amazon.co.uk The original Pirates Choice vinyl album makes up disc one of this two-CD set of the same name. It was originally released in France， then reissued by World Circuit in 1989. These tracks were initially available on cassette in Senegal， and the arguably superior disc two unearths the copious remainder of those sessions. Named after the Dakar club where they became resident， Baobab first formed in 1970. This remastered set marks the band’s reunion after well over a decade apart. Here， their mood is one of reclining， with a potent Cuban rumba influence providing a languorous swaying motion， each track taking its time to unwind. These numbers represent the Orchestra at its most laid-back， especially when compared to their more abrasive works (1981’s Sibou Odia， for instance). Baobab could boast a pool of five singers， their lyrics moving from Wolof to Spanish， backed up by an array of percussion and guitars. Issa Cissoko’s creamy tenor saxophone and Barthelemy Atisso’s floaty guitar were crucial to the band’s sound， providing articulate solo voices that curve and curl around the chorus lines. --Martin Longley