DAVID BYRNE : REI MOMO

1. Independence Day
2. Make Believe Mambo
3. The Call of the Wild
4. Dirty Old Town
5. The Rose Tattoo
6. Loco de Amor
7. The Dream Police
8. Don't Want to Be a Part of Your World
9. Marching Through the Wilderness
10. Good and Evil
11. Lie to Me
12. Office Cowboy
13. Women Vs. Men
14. Carnival Eyes
15. I Know Sometimes a Man Is Wrong

Label : Luaka Bop / Sire

Length : 63:38

Released : 1989

Review (AllMusic) : On his first full-fledged solo album, Byrne indulges his fascination with Latin and South American musical styles, employing a variety of native musicians but mixing up the sounds to suit his own distinctly non-purist vision and singing over the tracks the same kind of witty, oddball lyrics found on Talking Heads albums. (When released, the cassette version contained three more tracks than the LP.)

Review (Wikipedia) : Rei Momo is an album by David Byrne, released on October 3, 1989 that features many Afro-Cuban, Afro-Hispanic, and Brazilian song styles including merengue, Cuban Son, samba, mambo, cumbia, cha-cha-chá, bomba, and charanga. Initially, the album was released with three more tracks on the cassette tape than the LP; all songs are present on the compact disc.