Good afternoon:-)

Samuel Yirga-Guzo.A very good debut release from the Dub Colossus pianist.File under:Ethiopian jazz

Kalhor & Erzincan - The Wind

 

These guys are terrific. 

 

I will not stand alone is more recent and really worth a listen

 

The Rain

 

Good afternnoon :-)

Les Negresses Vertes-Famille Nombreuse.

Toumani Diabate-The Mande Variations.

Cheikh Lo- Ne La Thiass.

Koffi Olomide-Classic Titles.

Yay! Five in a row:)

Kayhan Kalhor & Ali Akbar Moradi-In The Mirror Of The Sky.

Good afternoon :-)

Guinga-Suite Leopoldina.What an excellent album.A review can be found on the CD universe site

Marcus Tardelli-Unha & Carne:Interpreta Guinga.What an exceptional guitarist

Urban Brazil-Various artists on the Sterns label.

Cesaria Evora-Rogamar.

Egberto Gismonti-Amazonia

Ta dah.10 in a row:-)

Good afternoon :-)

Guinga-Suite Leopoldina.What an excellent album.A review can be found on the CD universe site

 

The full journey, this one. Wonderful stuff.

 

Radio Tarifa-Rumba Argelina. Spain meets North Africa.

@@mrbuzzardstubble top work keeping this thread going. There should be some kind of award for ten posts in a row. Most of your selections sail way over my head but I like that there's a pathway here to explore any time I make the time. I've been dancing with my seven year old to some African stuff:
 

   

 

The Indestructible Beat of Soweto (LP)

Marvelous music (must be one of the best releases of the 80s). Great rhythm, energy and transcendent joy. Doesn't matter that you don't understand a word. The English precis on the back cover are poetry in themselves.

The Rough Guide To African Disco (LP)

This 2013 is a bit more all over the place but 'A Brand New Wayo' by Mixed Grill and 'Oh Yeh Soweto' by Teaspoon & The Waves are solid gold.

Hi monty.Thanks for the compliment.I'm always learning about world music.I think it would take me two lifetimes to learn it all.So much new music being released every day.Thanks to the Songlines mag and their free disc(s) every issue,it makes it a lot easier.

I've got a cd called Next Stop Soweto on the Strut label which I've had for over two years without the seal being broken.I must pull it out and listen to it soon. Cheers.

Edited May 3, 201411 yr by mrbuzzardstubble

@@mrbuzzardstubble top work keeping this thread going. There should be some kind of award for ten posts in a row. Most of your selections sail way over my head but I like that there's a pathway here to explore any time I make the time. I've been dancing with my seven year old to some African stuff:

 

   

 

The Indestructible Beat of Soweto (LP)

Marvelous music (must be one of the best releases of the 80s). Great rhythm, energy and transcendent joy. Doesn't matter that you don't understand a word. The English precis on the back cover are poetry in themselves.

The Rough Guide To African Disco (LP)

This 2013 is a bit more all over the place but 'A Brand New Wayo' by Mixed Grill and 'Oh Yeh Soweto' by Teaspoon & The Waves are solid gold.

 

Also from the 80s, a terrific collection of South African township music. I've had this album for many years.

 

 

 

Has since been reissued with different cover art, although they changed the track ordering somewhat, and omitted one track for some reason (21 tracks on my copy).

 

Lovin' this:

 

Quantic - Magnetica

Clear 12" Vinyl and CD here.

 

Lovin' this:

Quantic - Magnetica

Clear 12" Vinyl and CD here.

I've got all Quantic's stuff. This is a must have.

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The Common Linnets - just loving this album.  Have bought off iTunes, will be chasing CD and LP versions of this outstanding effort.  

Debashish Bhattacharya

Wednesday 16 July 2014 7.30pm , Arts Centre Melbourne

http://www.artscentremelbourne.com.au/whats-on/world-jazz-folk/debashish-bhattacharya

looking forward to this one.

Edited May 14, 201411 yr by buddyev

Debashish Bhattacharya

Wednesday 16 July 2014 7.30pm , Arts Centre Melbourne

http://www.artscentremelbourne.com.au/whats-on/world-jazz-folk/debashish-bhattacharya

looking forward to this one.

 

I have several of his albums. Would definitely be worth seeing, I reckon.

 

Hmm, looks like he's coming to Adelaide, might have to check that out.

Uxia: estou vivindo no ceo.

Great voice from Portugal.