If you want to take a painless crash course in African music while also doing something for charity, Oxfam Africa--with its enhanced addendum on Oxfam--is the ideal CD for you. Its music is expertly chosen, combining the obvious with the relatively recherché. Youssou N'Dour is here (mercifully in his 1980s guise), as is the seductive music of Sona Diabate and the veteran Mozambican group Eyuphuro. For a touch of top-class jazz we get Abdullah Ibrahim in an expansively dreamy mood, and from Cape Verde--that extraordinary musical outcrop in the Atlantic--comes the irresistible Tito Paris, with his Portuguese textures and rhythms. Reggae king Lucky Dube is here with his crusading "Prisoner," as is the fascinating Malagasy group Tarika, exploring their newfound Indonesian roots. The most unexpected tracks come from the Maghreb: Aisha Kandisha's Jarring Effects, from Morocco (trance, ambience, and house), and from Algeria, rai king Messaoud Bellemou. If you're new to the music of Africa, this CD, with its intelligent notes, will send you off in a dozen new directions. --Michael Church
Oxfam Africa: Dance Rhythms From Algeria to Zimbabwe,Various Artists,World Music Network,Africa,Afro-Pop,Algeria,Int'l & World Music,Pop,World Beat Collections,World Music,Worldbeat,Zimbabwe
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Oxfam Africa: Dance Rhythms From Algeria to Zimbabwe
Various Artists Manufacturer: World Music Network ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00005NBV6 Release Date: 2001-08-28 |
Tracks:
- Xarit - Youssou N'Dour
- Ceilan - Sona Diabete
- Abami - Lagbaja!
- Booya - Aisha Kandisha's Jarring Effects
- Nediha Gaouria - Bellemou
- Attentat - Koffi Olomide
- Ohawha - Eyuphuro
- Shangara - Batanai Marimba
- Allo Cheri - Tarika
- The Mountain - Abdullah Ibrahim
- Otilia/Otilio - Tito Paris
- Prisoner - Lucky Dube
- AIDS - Mabulu
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If you want to take a painless crash course in African music while also doing something for charity, Oxfam Africa--with its enhanced addendum on Oxfam--is the ideal CD for you. Its music is expertly chosen, combining the obvious with the relatively recherché. Youssou N'Dour is here (mercifully in his 1980s guise), as is the seductive music of Sona Diabate and the veteran Mozambican group Eyuphuro. For a touch of top-class jazz we get Abdullah Ibrahim in an expansively dreamy mood, and from Cape Verde--that extraordinary musical outcrop in the Atlantic--comes the irresistible Tito Paris, with his Portuguese textures and rhythms. Reggae king Lucky Dube is here with his crusading "Prisoner," as is the fascinating Malagasy group Tarika, exploring their newfound Indonesian roots. The most unexpected tracks come from the Maghreb: Aisha Kandisha's Jarring Effects, from Morocco (trance, ambience, and house), and from Algeria, rai king Messaoud Bellemou. If you're new to the music of Africa, this CD, with its intelligent notes, will send you off in a dozen new directions. --Michael ChurchRock Music:
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