Host DJK drives listeners through the world of African-influenced music – from night clubs in Dakar to festivals in Bahia, from recording studios in Havana to family compounds on the streets of Lagos. The show follows the African diaspora to South America, the Caribbean and southern Europe, but never strays far from the beat of the mother continent. From KPSQ-LP, Fayetteville, AR.

This week in the Afrosonic Taxi, we revisit some dancefloor fillers from the 80s - when African music was just beginning to break worldwide.
1. Sunny Ti De by King Sunny Ade and His African Beats (Nigeria)
2. When One Road Close by Tony Allen (Nigeria)
3. Te Kerenta by Xalam (Senegal)
4. Ceddo by Ismael Lo (Senegal)
5. Inch' Allah by Mory Kante (Guinea)
6. Tshibola by Tshala Muana (Congo)
7. Nw'alewana by Pierre Akendengue (Gabon)
8. Pole Mama by Somo Somo (Congo)
9. Lene N'De by Jane Agnimel (Cote d'Ivoire)
10. Man Go Bondo by Abdul Tee-Jay (Sierra Leone)
11. Deliverance by Manu Dibango (Cameroon)