Wendo Kolosoy called ""Windsor"" (a homage to the Duke of Windsor and a play on the British Royalty theme of his band "Victoria Kin") which evolved into ""Wendo Sor"" and simply ""Sor"". He is most widely known as Wendo or Papa Wendo. In the mid-1940s, he began playing guitar around the capital Kinshasa (then Leopoldville) with his Cuban style band Victoria Bakolo Miziki. He had met Nicolas Jéronimidis, a Greek businessman, on a steamer returning to Leopoldville from Dakar in 1946, and in 1947 Jéronimidis agreed to record Wendo's music for his new Leopoldville based record label Ngoma. Imitating the bandleader Paul
Shifting City Shifting City Shifting City is an album by John Foxx and Louis Gordon, released in 1997 (although some sources cite 1995 as the release year). Released simultaneously with Foxx's ambient album "Cathedral Oceans", "Shifting City" was Foxx's first album release since "In Mysterious Ways" (1985). Stylistically "Shifting City" marked a return to the electronic sound of Foxx's 1980 solo album "Metamatic", although it also shows an influence of 1960s The Beatles-style psychedelia, a style which Foxx had already experimented with on 1983's "The Golden Section". A 2 CD special edition was released in October 2009, including three previously unreleased bonus