Jean Philippe's Oyster Bar: The Taste of Africa with Mana & Charlemagne's African Grooves | S7 E29
Mana and I are invited to Jean Philippe’s place where he offers fresh wild mangrove oysters charbroiled and laid out on his oyster bar. We shuck and suck the delicacies with a drop of lemon from trees in his yard. The huge sound system is playing warm African grooves from local artist Charlemagne who’s with us sipping on palm wine. The vibe is delicious. We are anchored at Campment Villageois, a safe and calm spot. But we must sail back up river to take Mana back home. I pay homage to Mana with a video montage and prepare for mu next part of my journey. This is sailing Africa.
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Music by Charlemagne
00:00 Intro
00:17 Truck load of oysters
01:12 Smoked oysters & grooves
02:24 Off to the fights
04:57 Praise for the accomodations
06:14 River dolphin ballet
08:09 Homage to Mana
11:21 Next week
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Mana and I are invited to Jean Philippe's place where he offers fresh wild mangrove oysters charbroiled and laid out on his oyster bar. We shuck and suck the delicacies with a drop of lemon from trees in his yard. The huge sound system is playing warm African grooves from local artist Charlemagne who's with us sipping on palm wine. The vibe is delicious. We are anchored at Campment Villageois, a safe and calm spot. But we must sail back up river to take Mana back home. I pay homage to Mana with a video montage and prepare for mu next part of my journey. This is sailing Africa.
Donkororong & Bapalay
Music by Charlemagne
00:00 Intro
00:17 Truck load of oysters
01:12 Smoked oysters & grooves
02:24 Off to the fights
04:57 Praise for the accomodations
06:14 River dolphin ballet
08:09 Homage to Mana
11:21 Next week
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