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World Beat Playlist for September 2001 - host/producer Mark R. Thomas
Bukkene Bruse
The Stone Chair
Lovehjerte - Lionheart
NorthSide
With its sound of Nychelharpa floating on a synthesizer soundbed this song is
one I've returned to many times. Tonight this tune goes out to my son, Parker
who is recovering today from the fifth surgery on his fractured leg.
Jim Wilson
Cape of Good Hope
More and More
Hillsboro
Jim Wilson Piano and Eric Rigler on Uilleann pipes & Irish flute
Dedicated to the spirit of voyaging into the unknown in the quest for a better
life..."
Jim Wilson web site
Nancy Rumbel
Notes From The Tree of Life
Coyote Dance
Narada Lotus
Nakai - Eaton - Clipman - Nawang
In a Distant Place
Aspen Wind
Canyon Records
Native American flutes of
R.
Carlos Nakai combine with the Tibetan Flute of Nawang Khechog the harp guitar
of William Eaton and percussion of Will Clipman to create a world soundspace.
R.Carlos Nakai & AmoChip Dabney
Edge of the Century
The People
Canyon Records
Native American flutes of
R.
Carlos Nakai combine with the saxaphone, synthesizer and bass of AmoChip
Dabney to create a new musical soundspace merging Native American and African
American sound designs.
Cheb Mami
Dellali
Mandanite (Je N'aurai Jamais Cru)
Mondo Melodia
Cheb Mami has spent years expanding the boundaries of Algerian Räi and
making it into a true international music.
"Cheb Mami is one of the greatest voices in world music today - Sting"
3 Mustaphas 3
Play Musty for Me
Ah Ya Assmar El bawn
Szegerely Soul Stew
Omnium Recordings
Levi Chen
Alhambra
Alhambra (2001 nights)
Koan
Yin Yang Records
Levi Chen plays a solo duet simultaneously on the Chinese harp known as the
Gu Zheng and a Fender Stratocaster, a sound which Levi calls Liquid Gardens.
It is an east-west fusion of ancient and contemporary sounds. Sit back and relax
in this yin-yang groove
Various Artists
Red Sands Dreaming
Perentie Inma - Deep Elseg
New World Music
Traditional Aboriginal songs grounded in a forty thousand year history are performed
by the tribes themselves in collaboration with three contemporary producers
who have been bestowed with the blessings of the tribal elders.
Various Artists
Café Del Mar - Vol. 6
Nitin Sawhney - Homelands
MCA Records
Various Artists
¡Fuerza!
Mano Negra - Peligro
Anouk - Hi Hello
Higher Octave World
A new collection of Latin Alternative
Gigi
GIGI
Guramayle (love song to a child of the diaspora)
Abet Wubet
Palm Pictures
The American debut of Gigi, interpreting and singing the romantic poetry
of her native Ethopian vocal tradition.
Gigi Website
Baaba Maal
Missing You (mi yeewnii)
Yoolelle Maman
Palm Pictures
Senegalese superstar Baaba Maal collaborates with Mansour Seck to examine
the roots of West African music. The result is a masterpiece capturing acoustic-Africa.
Baaba Maal Website
Khadja Nin
Ya
Embargo
Mondo Melodia
The American debut recording Khadja, a of native Burundi, singing in
French and Swahili and Kirundi.
Prince Malachi
Watch Over Me
Watch Over Me
RAS Records
Recorded at Anchor Studios, Kingston Jamaica.
Patrick Hadley
EgyptiCat - "Ancient
Egypt Comes Alive On The Timeless Mbira"
Her Ra
Abracadabra Music
The timeless music of the Mbira, also known as the thumb piano, had its origin
in ancient West Africa. EgyptiCat is performed on the modern keyboard thumb
piano, invented by Bill Wesley with sounds spanning span five octaves.
EgyptiCat.com
Ismaila Oussou Njie Señor
(ex Super Eagles)
Best of Faateleku - Music from The Gambia
Noou-Yoou Oussou Njie (Salaam Alekum)
Sum Rew - Gambia
Mandaly (an expression in Wollof dialect of Senegambia meaning surprise, delight
or admiration - this song was played by the Super Eagles 1st hit)
World Beat - Pick
of the Month
aNOnym reCOrds
One of the founding members of the Super Eagles, famed in the Senegambian
region as one of the first popular afrobeat bands.
Playlist from Live Broadcast 04 September 2001
Host/Producer, Board Operator & Web:
Mark
R. Thomas
Modified: 01 September 2001; MRT
<URL http://www.mnsu.edu/kmsufm/wbpl/WB01-09.html >