In this 1970 recording, several tribes in the modern–day Democratic Republic of the Congo share both personal and political songs of their cultures with Jacques Jangoux. One Bodjaba woman sings of jealousy towards her husband’s other wife, and members of two tribes sing in support of President Mobutu, who would later become a notorious dictator. The liner notes include a map of the region, as well as photographs of the people and their musical instruments.

Tracklist:
A1 Song, With Drums
A2 Jealousy Song: "In The Past Our Husband Loved You..."
A3 Mourning Song For Father
A4 Singing & Libeke Playing
A5 Song By Two Singers
A6 Song, With Drums
A7 Song About President Mobutu, With Drums
B1 Song By Man Living In Libinza Village, Bonianga
B2 Song By Womanan Living In Libinza Village, Bondongo
B3 Man Singing , With Chorus Of Children
B4 Man Singing , With Chorus Of Children
B5 Songs By Three Women From Bomboma
B6 Songs By Three Women From Bomboma
B7 Songs By Three Women From Bomboma
B8 Song, With Drum: "They Killed Me"
B9 Popular Song In Honor Of President Mobutu