Senor Oussou,
Good to hear from you and"ah catch amm well well for
ground". The music you created together with
Badou,Ola,Modou, Edu,Paps,Karamo,Malang,Senamie and
Charlie bring fond memories to my generation which I
was privileged to relive last Aug/Sept. at the
Atlantic together with the likes of Kotos Bab Mbye
Belleh(Rakin Street),Chacks,Babou Sowe and sisters
like Mariama Joni-joni and Mam Fatou to name but a
few. While you are on line, I would like to ask you
two totally unrelated questions i)the name of the my
bro who was at the Faateleku that night who was,I
presume, on holidays from Scandanavia;he was a member
of Los Amigos Vous.I cannot remember his name for the
life of me ii)Beola said on this forum a couple of
days ago that I did wonders at the Bala Campamma corn
fields which I did not dispute;but who did the most
damage, Beola or me? who was caught more often, Beola
or me? who was thrown in the guard room more often,
Beola or me? it's now more than two questions. Thank
you for your contribution to the maintenance of the
cultural heritage of our dear country, The Gambia.
Regards Sidi Sanneh

--- Ismaila Oussou Njie <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ismaila Oussou Njie [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 3:32 PM
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Message from Oussou Njie Senor
>
>
> 24th February 2000
>
> Dear G-List Members
>
> "Ah Troway Salut For All"
>
> (Very popular mode of salutation in Nigeria meaning
> I am sending my
> salutations/greetings
> to you.  If you accept, you say in reply "Ah catch
> amm well well for ground"
> (meaning salutation/
> greetings accepted if not - you always have an
> option) you day "ah don't
> catch amm'  meaning the
> reverse to the former.
>
> Never mind, catch amm and no catch amm.  Oussou Njie
> Senor EX Super Eagles
> is sending his greetings/
> salutations to all  and sundry - case finish.
>
> Few moons ago, I got hooked (subscribed ) to this
> very popular forum Gambia
> L (Grand place/vous) every
> night, that is if NAWEC is around (electricity
> available) I will sit beside
> this letter wonder, just as we here
> and some of you there used to do the 60 and before.
> Tom Ola Coker,
> Professor Nyang, Sidi Jammeh,
> Ghanim Diab Sidi Sanneh, Prince Coker and many of
> you there and here, would
> sit around from early evening
> after school or work till late in the  night or in
> the wee hours of the
> morning exchanging ideas.
>
> I better stop here for the time being, reason is
> that if you talk about
> things you know or are/were part
> of you can go on forever.  As we say in Wollof "Su
> Yoon Jeehut doohfa do
> jaffeh " meaning literally
> working on a straight path is easy. Belief me I have
> a lot to share with
> G-Lers.  Faateleku with my
> Koto's (elders)  will name only two Ghanim Diab, Ola
> Coker, my sisters (will
> name only one) Jabou Joh
> Waa halfdie like me my ndoos (junior brothers) Sidi
> Sanneh and Prince Coker
> of Fiesta Vous Fame.
> Remember Fiesta Vous?  The song goes like this (only
> two lines for the time
> being) Halleyi Fiesta Vous,
> Prince Coker, Yusu Samba... Will tell you more about
> many other things.
> Will talk to you later.
>
> Have to go now.
>
> Senor
>
>
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> To unsubscribe/subscribe or view archives of
> postings, go to the Gambia-L
> Web interface at:
> http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/archives/gambia-l.html
>
>
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
__________________________________________________
Do You Yahoo!?
Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger.
http://im.yahoo.com

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

To unsubscribe/subscribe or view archives of postings, go to the Gambia-L
Web interface at: http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/archives/gambia-l.html

----------------------------------------------------------------------------