Salif Keita - Folon [1995]

The Mali superstar has kept a low profile since Amen (1991), his Joe Zawinul-produced bid for crossover stardom, and a new generation of Afro pop marvels led by Baaba Maal have stepped into the vacuum. Returning to Paris and working with producer/keyboardist Wally Badarou (ex-Level 42), Keita is in exquisite voice although he too often takes a back seat to the extended, horn-driven funk jams typified by Sumun and Mandjou.

Track List of Salif Keita - Folon :

1. Tekere Listen
2. Mandjou Listen
3. Africa Listen
4. Nyanyama Listen
5. Mandela Listen
6. Sumun Listen
7. Seydou Listen
8. Dakan-Fe Listen
9. Folon Listen

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Camaron De La Isla - Reencuentro [2008]

Camaón fans are in for a treat. When it looked like there was nothing new available from the genius from la Isla a limited edition special box-set is released with 9 unreleased tracks by this flamenco legend. One a duo with Serrat, with collaborations with la Susi, Jarcha, Tomatito and Luis Monge. Tangos, soleá, bulerías, villancicos, alegrías, martinete and a fandango.

Track List of Camaron De La Isla - Reencuentro

01.- Por Tangos (medley) - With special guest star La Susi
02.- La saeta (a dúo con Joan Manuel Serrat) - With special guest star Jarcha
03.- Soleá del Chaqueta (soleá) - With special guest star Lúis Monge
04.- Hombre terrestre (bulería)
05.- La Virgen hizo una sopa (villancico)
06.- A dibujar esta rosa (alegría)
07.- Soy fragüero (bulería) - With special guest star Tomatito
08. Las 12 acaban de dar (martinete) - Bonus track
09.- La víbora rabiosa (fandango)

R. L. Burnside - Come On In [1998]

Come On In is a valiantly fruitless attempt at fusing Burnside's down-home electric blues with the hypnotic thud of electronica. The result, unsurprisingly, is another grottily endearing Burnside LP with the occasional irritating trip-hop thump obstructing listening pleasure.

Track List of R. L. Burnside - Come On In [1998]

1. Been Mistreated
2. Come On In (Live)
3. Let My Baby Ride
4. Don't Stop Honey
5. It's Bad You Know
6. Just Like A Woman
7. Come On In (Part 2)
8. Rollin' Tumblin' (Remix)
9. Please Don't Stay
10. Shuck Dub
11. Come On In (Part 3)
12. Heat

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Mamadou Diabate - Tunga [2000]

Mamadou is known for his tasteful and gentle kora playing, which is rooted heavily in the jeli tradition. He plays primarily traditional-style songs, but brings new life, and new accessibility, to the tradition by performing with various jazz, blues and rock musicians throughout the world.

"Djelika Djan", meaning "Tall Griot". This name was bestowed upon Mamadou by his cousin, Toumani Diabate, in reference to his impressive physical stature: Mamadou is extraordinarily tall.

Personnel: Mamadou Diabate (kora); Abdoulaye Diabate (vocals); Fuseini Kouyate (ngoni); Famoro Diabate (balafon); Ira Coleman (acoustic bass); Cheick Barry (bass); Fode Seydou Bangoura (djembe).

Recorded at Burbland Studios, Montclair, New Jersey.

Track List of Mamadou Diabate - Tunga

01. Dagna 4:58
02. Dounuya 5:02
03. Tunga 6:31
04. Larsidan 4:34
05. Soutoukou 3:37
06. Mamadou Diawara 5:26
07. Djanjo 4:46
08. Djelimory 4:56
09. Mande 5:21

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David Murray Octet - 1985 - New Life

JAZZ / 256 Mbps / 72,9 MB

01.Train Whistle
02.Morning Song
03.New Life
04.Blues in the Pocket

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Angelique Kidjo - Black Ivory Soul [2004]

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For the Bill Laswell-produced BLACK IVORY SOUL, Angelique Kidjo's first album since 1998's OREMI, the world music diva explores the link between the Brazilian city of Bahia and her home country of Benin. Befitting her multi-cultural background, Kidjo worked with an impressive range of talent including Brazilians Carlinhos Brown and Vinicius Cantaria, Roots drummer Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson and soul singer Cindy Mizelle. The result is an album's worth of music that's very much percussion-driven and peppered with plenty of irresistible grooves ranging from the life affirming "Tumba", (which isthe name for congas in Benin), to the airy, acoustic guitar-dappled "Ominira" (Yoruba for freedom).

Among the few English-language songs are the funky title track with its Fela-lite backbeat and the infectious "Iwoya", seemingly a stab at college radio airplay by way of guest Dave Matthews's vocal contribution. Kidjo also continues her penchant for unusual covers--this time out, Serge Gainsbourg's "Ces Petits Riens" is given a delicate rendering and Gilberto Gil's "Refavela" benefits from a sassy, percussion-soaked interpretation sung in the African dialect of Fon. BLACK IVORY SOUL is a glimpse at what the future of global pop looks like entering the 21st Century.

Track List of Angelique Kidjo - Black Ivory Soul

1. Refavela
2. Tumba
3. Les enfants perdus
4. Babia
5. Ne cedez jamais
6. Iemanja
7. Afirika
8. Olofoofo
9. Ces petits riens
10. Black ivory soul (edit)
11. Ominira
12. Okan bale
13. Iwoya - feat. Dave Matthews
14. Mondjuba
15. Les enfants perdus (single version)

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