Let Them Talk
from Afrobeat Blaster by Chief Udoh Essiet
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lyrics
I know some people who talk-a-talk-a-talk – too much (2x)
When you want to do something good,
Dem go de try to destroy you (2x)
What make my people be like dis?
Because demself can’t make it (2x)
No matter what dem say – LET THEM TALK
We don’t mind what dem say – LET DEM TALK (2x)
There are some people don’t want us to be together
Oh, I know some people don’t like us to be together
They want to tell me that you want me to suffer
They want to tell you that I want you to suffer
No matter what dem say – LET THEM TALK
We don’t mind what dem say – LET DEM TALK (2x)
When you want to do something good,
Dem go de try to destroy you (2x)
What make my people be like dis?
Because demself can’t make it (2x)
No matter what dem say – LET THEM TALK
We don’t mind what dem say – LET DEM TALK (2x)
There are some people don’t want us to be together
Oh, I know some people don’t like us to be together
They want to tell me that you want me to suffer
They want to tell you that I want you to suffer
No matter what dem say – LET THEM TALK
We don’t mind what dem say – LET DEM TALK (2x)
credits
from Afrobeat Blaster,
released May 27, 1991
©SACEM Chief Udoh Essiet and Sherry Margolin
Lead Vocals, Keyboards: Sherry Margolin
Percussion, Backing Vocals: Chief Udoh Essiet
Drums: Nicolas “Ringo” Avom
Bass: Hilaire Penda
Tenor Guitar : Jacques Djeyim
Rhythm Guitar : Claude Dibongue
Trumpet: Olotorin Laleye
Flugelhorn: Gbenga Laleye
Alto Sax: Segun Ogedengbe
Tenor Sax: Adeyinka Osindeinde
Trombone: Tiwalade Ogunlowo
Backing Vocals: Chief Udoh Essiet, Sherry Margolin, Michael Robinson, Manuelle Stawnikowicz
Recorded at Studio WW in Paris by Michel Wanker
Mixed at Studio Digital Services in Paris by Dennis Bovell
Mastered (Vinyl, Cassette and CD) at Dyam Music in Paris
Produced by Chief Udoh Essiet and Sherry Margolin
©SACEM Chief Udoh Essiet and Sherry Margolin
Lead Vocals, Keyboards: Sherry Margolin
Percussion, Backing Vocals: Chief Udoh Essiet
Drums: Nicolas “Ringo” Avom
Bass: Hilaire Penda
Tenor Guitar : Jacques Djeyim
Rhythm Guitar : Claude Dibongue
Trumpet: Olotorin Laleye
Flugelhorn: Gbenga Laleye
Alto Sax: Segun Ogedengbe
Tenor Sax: Adeyinka Osindeinde
Trombone: Tiwalade Ogunlowo
Backing Vocals: Chief Udoh Essiet, Sherry Margolin, Michael Robinson, Manuelle Stawnikowicz
Recorded at Studio WW in Paris by Michel Wanker
Mixed at Studio Digital Services in Paris by Dennis Bovell
Mastered (Vinyl, Cassette and CD) at Dyam Music in Paris
Produced by Chief Udoh Essiet and Sherry Margolin
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Chief Udoh Essiet Paris, France
Nigerian born, Paris-based musician Chief Udoh Essiet is known for his exuberant music blending his cultural heritage and politics set over joyous beats. He was the conga soloist for Afrobeat originator Fela Kuti from 1980-83, and studied with legendary highlife musicians like Dr. Victor Olaiya and Rex Lawson. ... more
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