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Niña Pastori is a Spanish flamenco singer (cantaora). She was born María Rosa García García in San Fernando (Cádiz) on 15 January 1978. The youngest of five siblings and only daughter of a military man (José) and gypsy flamenco singer La Pastori, she started her artistic career at a young age. At the age of six she accompanied her mother in the flamenco tablaos of her neighborhood, "el Boquete" and a year later won a contest in San Fernando.
Track List of Nina Pastori - No hay quinto malo 01 Principio 02 Espinas 03 Imposible 04 El Loco Del Barrio 05 En Tres Minutos 06 Puede Ser 07 La Cuna 08 Santo Romero 09 La Tata 10 En Los Rincones De Mi Casa 11 Como Me Duele 12 Final
Ali Campbell, (born 15 February 1959), is an English singer, solo artist & songwriter and was, until recently, the lead singer of the Reggae band UB40. Wikipedia - Ali Campbell
Track List Ali Campbell - Running Free [2007] 01. Running Free (featuring Beverley Knight) 02. Hold Me Tight 03. I'll be Standing By (featuring Lemar) 04. Don't Go 05. Would I Lie To You (featuring Bitty McLean) 06. I Want One of Those 07. Hallelujah Time (featuring Smokey Robinson) 08. Don't Try This At Home (featuring Katie Melua) 09. Flex 10. Being With You (featuring Mick Hucknall) 11. Gotta Get Away 12. Devoted To You (featuring Robin Campbell) 13. Village Ghetto Land (featuring Aston Barrett and Don Yute) 14. Cold Around My Heart
Nana Mouskouri (in Greek, Nάνα Μούσχουρη), born as Ioanna Mouskouri on October 13, 1934, in Chania, Crete, Greece, is a singer of Greek origin. She was known as Nana to her friends and family as a child. She has recorded in many different languages, including Greek, French, English, German, Italian, Spanish, among others. She is also known to be The Best Selling Female Recording Artist Ever. Wikipeadi - Nana Mouskouri
Nana Mouskouri - Vieilles Chansons de France [1998] 1. Voici le Mois de May 2. Belle Doette 3. Roi a Fait Battre Tambour 4. Pauvre Rutebeuf 5. Claire Fontaine 6. Amour de Moy 7. Pont de Nantes 8. Brave Marin 9. Marches du Palais 10. V'la l'Bon Vent 11. Plasir d'Amour 12. Beau Matin a la Fraiche 13. Mariez-Vous Belles 14. Va Mon Ami Va 15. Ah! Si Mon Moine 16. Je N'Aimerai Jamais Que Vous 17. Mes Belles Amourettes 18. Dans Les Prisons de Nantes 19. Vierge a la Fontaine 20. Vive la Rose
Kora maestro Toumani Diabaté has a lot of legend to live up to. Although synonymous with the instrument ever since his sparkling international solo debut, Kaira (1988), The Mandé Variations is only his second solo disc. While Kaira introduced a new level of technical sophistication, it stuck to folkloric repertoire inherited from Mali's ancient Mandé empire, founded way back in 1235. This new album continues to develop kora technique and covers some of the same territory, but also ventures beyond the Mandé heartland for inspiration – with mixed results. Read More - BBC
Songlines magazine, April/May 2008 Toumani Diabaté is today for the kora (harp-lute) what Ravi Shankar was for the sitar 40 years ago - not just the outstanding virtuoso of his generation but a musician with the visionary genius to exert a profound influence far beyond world music. Just as Shankar influenced George Harrison and others, Toumani has already made an impact on the music of Björk, Damon Albarn and those at the more adventurous end of the rock spectrum.
If the album title was chosen to echo Bach's Goldberg Variations, it's a good analogy, for there's a courtly grace and elegance to these eight long, solo instrumental pieces. The effect is meditative - this is music for the head. And yet there is rhythm, too, of an astonishingly subtle complexity, although you'd have trouble dancing to it. Some have found the music's intricate, dignified counterpoint too austere to maintain concentration. Repeated listening pays dividends however - there's a voluptuousness in Toumani's endlessly varying contours of interdependent melody, harmony and rhythm that is quite engrossing. How a solo instrument recorded without overdubs can sound so lush and layered is remarkable - once again, Shankar comes to mind. Nor has the general seriousness of purpose dimmed Toumani's sense of fun - I am indebted to fellow music critic John Mulvey for pointing out that the opening phrases of `Cantelowes' are a playful quotation from The Good, The Bad & The Ugly, a little riff Toumani picked up from Bassekou Kouyaté while recording his Djelika album back in 1995. This is a heroic record in every sense. Nigel Williamson
Track List of Toumani Diabate - The Mande Variations 1. Si Naani 2. Elyne Road 3. Ali Farka Toure 4. Kaunding Cissoko 5. Ismael Drame 6. Djourou Kara Nany 7. El Nabiyouna 8. Cantelowes
Salif Keita (born August 25, 1949) is an internationally recognized afro-pop singer-songwriter from Mali. He is unique not only because of his reputation as the Golden Voice of Africa, but because he has albinism and is a direct descendant of the founder of the Mali Empire, Sundiata Keita. This royal heritage meant that under the Malian caste system, he should never have become a singer, which was deemed to be a griot’s role. Wikipedia - Salif Keita
Salif Keita made his name with Rail Band and Les Ambassadeurs, but he gradually veered away from re-Africanized Latin tunes to explore his Mande birthright. Then, in the late 1980s, he released Soro, a potent blend of traditional sources, Western pop, and savvy studio electronica that took the international market by storm. There have been other high points since then, but on Moffou, what went before is consolidated and transformed via the depth and patina of an artist in his prime. The set opens with a slinky, accordion-laced duet between Keita and Cape Verdean diva Cesaria Evora, but quickly moves on to the soulful Malian acoustic ballads that form the heart and soul of this masterpiece. Other tunes recall the insouciant heyday of Paris-posse Afropop, but minus that era's banal production values. Keita's voice is magnificent throughout; alternately silky, sensual, and ethereal, it floats amid Kante Manfila's intuitive settings like incense. - Amazon.com -Christina Roden
Product Description Featuring entirely acoustic arrangements and Keita's stark vocals, this debut recording for Verve France is a suitably intimate, stripped-down affair. A perfect beginning for those looking to acquaint themselves with popular West African music. Also features Cesaria Evora, who contributes vocals to 'Yamore.' Digipak. 2002.
Track List of Salif Keita - Moffou 1.Yamore 2.Iniagige 3.Madan 4.Katolon 5.Souvent 6.Moussolou 7.Baba 8.Ana Na Ming 9.Koukou 10.Here
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