Great Compilation of Music from Africa featuring the Biggest Stars Such as Toure Kunda, Franco and Top Jazz, Mbilia Bel, Pep Kalle, Sam Fan Thomas and Others.
Afro Centrica,Various Artists,Na
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Djin Djin
Angelique Kidjo Manufacturer: Razor &Tie ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000MTOWSU Release Date: 2007-05-01 |
Tracks:
- Ae Ae
- Djin Djin featuring Alicia Keys and Branford Marsalis
- Gimme Shelter featuring Joss Stone
- Salala featuring Peter Gabriel
- Senamou (C'est L'amour) featuring Amadou and Mariam
- Pearls featuring Josh Groban and Carlos Santana
- Sedjedo featuring Ziggy Marley
- Papa
- Arouna
- Awan N'La
- Emma
- Mama Golo Papa
- Lonlon (Ravel's Bolero)
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Angelique Kidjo has four Grammy nominations, a mantel-full of international awards, several dance hits, and notable appearances on film and TV soundtracks to her credit (to say nothing of being a major style icon and a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador). So this Benin-born, New York-based singer-composer has long since gotten past having to prove anything to anybody--other than to herself. On Djin Djin (the title refers to a bell that sounds at daybreak in parts of Africa), she is self-indulgent in the best possible sense, shooting for a big, glossy, super-pop sound that nonetheless remains essentially, even devoutly, African in inspiration and execution. Produced by Tony Visconti (The Moody Blues, T. Rex, David Bowie, Boomtown Rats, and Morrissey), the release is a bewitching amalgam, with guest stints from Joss Stone, Carlos Santana, Branford Marsalis, Josh Groban, Alicia Keys, Peter Gabriel, Malian husband-and-wife team Amadou and Mariam, and noted reggae scion Ziggy Marley. Kidjo, her salty-sweet voice in top form, moves confidently from ballad to club track to homespun earthmover. She never for a second relinquishes control of the festivities, even during a hectic, Haitian-rara-influenced cover of the Rolling Stones' "Gimme Shelter" and "Lon Lon," in which she takes on--and takes over--French composer Ravel's "Bolero." --Christina RodenAlbum Description
With DJIN DJIN (pronounced "gin gin"), Angelique Kidjo returns to the soul of Benin - and, for the first time, shares it with a cast of all-star guests, in a marriage of cultures that has significance far beyond music alone. Inspired by the traditions and culture of Kidjo's native Benin in West Africa, the title of the album refers to the sound of the bell that greets the beginning of a new day for Africa.
The diversity represented by Alicia Keys, Peter Gabriel, Josh Groban, Carlos Santana, Joss Stone, Branford Marsalis, producer Tony Visconti, and the others who contribute to DJIN DJIN speaks to the lesson of this project: For all the differences in the music of our time, the river of Africa flows through it all.
The key was to build DJIN DJIN on a Beninese foundation. The heartbeat, then, comes from percussionists Crespin Kpitiki and Benoit Avihoue, both members of Benin's Gangbé Brass Band. Details of their country's rhythmic heritage, specific in some cases to individual villages, feed the rhythms they lay down throughout the album.
To this mix Kidjo welcomes players whose backgrounds complement the idea of DJIN DJIN: drummer Poogie Bell, known for his work with Erykah Badu and Chaka Khan; funk keyboard wizard Amp Fiddler, whose credits include Prince and George Clinton; Larry Campbell, whose multi-instrumental work has adorned the music of Bob Dylan, Emmylou Harris, and Paul Simon; Senegalese bass giant Habib Faye, a fixture with Youssou N'Dour; guitarists Lionel Loueke, from jazz legend Herbie Hancock's band; Romero Lubambo, a Brazilian wonder whose credits include Diana Krall and Dianne Reeves; Joao Mota, from Guinea-Bissau and kora master Mamadou Diabate.
Produced by Tony Visconti. (David Bowie, T. Rex, Morrissey)
Customer Reviews:
Anjelique Crashes Badly.......2007-07-27
Maybe 4.5 stars, but still stellar.......2007-07-01
Soulful West African soul.......2007-06-22
The opening "Ae Ae" is anthemic;it's a power ballad in which Kidjo calls on her fellow Africans to be self-sufficient. The title track is a jazzy collaboration with Alicia Keys and Branford Marsalis. It's Benin meets the Big Easy. Kidjo does an amazing cover of the Rolling Stones' "Gimme Shelter" with Joss Stone. The '60s British Invasion gets an African makeover,transforming it into a tribal rave-up. Kidjo and smoky-voiced Peter Gabriel complement each other in "Salala." A thumb piano gives "Senamou" a deeply African flavor. "Sedjedo", a duet with reggae heir Ziggy Marley, doesn't quite work. Marley is relegated to the sidelines. However, Kidjo's rousing singing saves the piece. The same goes for "Pearls." Josh Groban's operatic voice is unsuited to the style of the song. It's Afropop meets Latin rock (since Carlos Santana plays the guitar),not the Three Tenors or Il Divo. Kidjo's amazing singing again saves the song from becoming a novelty song. In "Papa","Arouna","Awan N'La","Emma" and "Mama Golo Papa" Kidjo shows she doesn't need collaborators. She's still going strong since her debut in 1990. She covers difficult issues such as marital conflict and divorce soulfully. Finally, in "Lonlon" Kidjo transforms Ravel's annoying and overplayed "Bolero" into rousing,toe-tapping Afropop. Instead of being filler or a song worth skipping, "Lonlon" serves as a grand finale.
Angelique Kidjo is accomplished,as a person and as an artist. She is a UN Goodwill Ambassador;she has her own charity,Batonga. In Bono's guest-edited issue of "Vanity Fair" about Africa, Harry Belafonte praises her activism. Angelique Kidjo's music is truly angelic. "Djin Djin" is a great introduction to her music, and is a perfect mainstream introduction to African music. It's as rousing and flavorful as a good hot cup of coffee.
First Introduction To Angelique Kidjo.......2007-06-20
After recently listening to "Djin, Djin" on a 4 hour road trip, I feel in love with the music & lyrics! The music is fantastic and varied from song to song.... Angelique Kidjo is phenomenal as an artist. I also enjoyed the musical guests performing on "Djin, Djin" too. This compact disc is perfect as background music while long distance driving, at home relaxing, during dinner parties, etc.
Not as good as Black Ivory Soul - but still enhoyable.......2007-06-11
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Buena Vista Social Club
Ry Cooder , Ibrahim Ferrar , Ruben Gonzalez , Compay Segundo , and Omara Portuondo Manufacturer: Nonesuch ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000005J56 Release Date: 1997-09-16 |
Tracks:
- Chan Chan
- De Camino A La Vereda
- El Cuarto De Tula
- Pueblo Nuevo
- Dos Gardenias
- Y Tu Que Has Hecho
- Veinte Anos
- El Carretero
- Candela
- Amor De Loca Juventud
- Orgullecida
- Murmullo
- Buena Vista Social Club
- La Bayamesa
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Ry Cooder's name has helped bring attention to this session, but it's the veteran Cuban son musicians who make this album really special. Reminiscent of Ellington in its scope and sense of hushed romanticism, Buena Vista Social Club is that rare meld of quietude and intensity; while the players sound laid-back, they're putting forth very alive music, a reminder that aging doesn't mean taking to bed. Barbarito Torres's laoud solo on "El Cuarto de Tula" is both more blinding and more tasteful than any guitar showcase on any recent rock album; a quote from "Stormy Weather" and some very distinct parallels to Hawaiian styles remind us of why it's called "world music." --Rickey WrightCustomer Reviews:
Nice cuban music.......2007-03-15
I should add that I speak Spanish fairly well and therefore understand the lyrics, and am generally an enthusiast of Hispanic culture and music. The story of this worthy project and how this was recorded are interesting and I suspect some reviewers are moved more by sentiment than just on the merits of the music, some of which seems very middle-of-the-road to me, albeit pleasant enough for casual listening.
Cubano Revisited.......2007-02-12
Ry Cooder With All Star Cuban Band.......2007-02-02
Buena Vista Social Club Classic.......2007-01-16
For those of you who have never listened to this style of music, don't just listen to it once as you could compare it to the first 3 olives you have ever eaten.
The first one shocks your taste with a layered complexity that is both sharp and mellow, leaving you with a look on your face that says "what just happened?".
The second takes you back to the memory of your first taste, and enjoying re-living the sensation, you start looking for more.
The third confirms your interests and instils an infatuation with something unique, powerful, and good for the heart and soul, that will be played over and over again.
Absolutely fantastic!.......2007-01-11
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Balancê
Sara Tavares Manufacturer: Times Square Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000E6ESSU Release Date: 2006-03-21 |
Tracks:
- Balance
- Bom Feeling
- Lisboa Kuya
- Ess Amor
- One Love
- Poka Terra
- Amore E
- Dam Bo
- Guisa
- Planeta Sukri
- Novidadi
- Muna Xeia
- De Nua
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First there was Cesaria Evora, Then Lura, and now, the Portuguese/Cape Verdean singer/composer/guitarist Sara Tavares. The title of this CD (pronounced bal-on-SAY) refers to the equilibrium necessary for balancing her mixed, Crioulo culture that stretches from Africa, Europe, and the Americas. Blessed with an angelic voice, and a knack for writing accessible compositions that are global, yet ancestral, Tavares is closer to Les Nubians than to Evora, as the title track makes clear. She's more about adapting her homeland's musical conceptions to include Angolan sembe Afrobeats on "Poka Terra," with rapper Melo D, reggae, and Cape Verdean coladeira rhythms on "Planeta Sukri," co-starring vocalist Boy Ge Mendes. Fadista Ana Moura helps Tavares tell her soulful story on "De Nua." With this heartfelt, autobiographical work, Sara Tavares emerges as a new dark and lovely diva for this decade. --Eugene Holley, Jr.Customer Reviews:
Balance.......2007-08-06
Relaxing but great cultural sound.......2007-08-06
Marvelous!.......2007-07-06
Great!.......2007-06-29
Delicious joyous and warm enfolding beauty!.......2007-03-02
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Bokoor Beats: Vintage Afro-Beat, Afro-Rock & Electric Highlife From Ghana
Various Artists Manufacturer: Otrabanda ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000OQF1IQ Release Date: 2007-03-27 |
Tracks:
- Maya Gari (Bokoor Band)
- Egbe Enyo (Brekete & The Big Beats)
- Atiadele (Mangwana Stars)
- Yeah Yeah Ku Yeah (Bokoor Band)
- Onukpa Shwarpo (Bokoor Band)
- There Is Time (Bokoor Band)
- Trouble Man (Bokoor Band)
- Onam Bebe Basa (T.O. Jazz)
- Anoma Franoas (Oyikwam Internationals)
- Now Comes Another Day (Bokoor Band)
- Been To (Bokoor Band)
- Money In Bed (Bokoor Band)
Product Description
Bokoor Beats collects vintage Afro-beat, Afro-Rock, and electric highlife tracks recorded by John Collins in his Bokoor Studio as well as his own compositions with his group Bokoor Band, pioneers of Afropop who performed and recorded in the 70s mixing western pop rhythms with indigenous African beats. Bokoor Beats also features tracks by Brekete & The Big Bests, Mangwana Stars, Oyikwam Internationals, and T.O. Jazz.
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Putumayo Presents: Latin Jazz
Various Artists Manufacturer: Putumayo World Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000P6R8F4 Release Date: 2007-06-26 |
Tracks:
- Congo Mulence - Machito
- El Sabroson - Poncho Sanchez
- Rumdrum - Tomas R. Einarsson
- Cha Cha Cha - Tito Puente
- La Clave, Maraca Y Guiro - Chico Alvarez
- Summertime - Ray Barretto
- Steppin' With T.P. - Hilton Ruiz
- Cuando Se Acabara - Manny Oquendo & Libre
- Trompeta En Montuno - Chocolate Armenteros
- Guajira Dubois - The Bryan Lynch/Eddie Palmieri Project
Album Description
A mixture of Afro-Cuban rhythms and jazz style come together on Latin Jazz, a lively collection of songs by masters of the genre.The artists featured on Latin Jazz represent an honored cast of musicians ranging from early pioneers of the genre to those who have helped it remain a viable force for more than 60 years. Machito, a contemporary of Dizzy Gillespie and Duke Ellington, was a pioneering bandleader who helped deepen the bond between Afro-Cuban music and American jazz. His classic track "Congo Mulence" opens the album and features fellow jazz legend Cannonball Adderley. Other legendary figures on the album include Tito Puente, whose mastery of the timbales combined with old-fashioned showmanship kept his music fresh and relevant over the years, and Eddie Palmieri, whose piano techniques put him in the same league as jazz legends Thelonious Monk and McCoy Tyner. He teams here with Brian Lynch on "Guajira Dubois," a game of musical tag between Palmieri's piano and Lynch's trumpet.
The driving rhythm behind most Latin jazz comes from its powerful percussion, and Latin Jazz showcases some of the finest in this field. Master conguero (congo player) Poncho Sanchez leads one of the most popular Latin jazz groups in the world. His seasoned ensemble contribute the cool energy of "El Sabroson", while Ray Barretto covers the classic "Summertime." Considered the "godfather of Latin jazz," Barretto was the first Latino to have a Latin hit on the American Billboard Charts.
Other luminaries on the album include Hilton Ruiz, a former child prodigy who appeared at Carnegie Hall at the age of 8, Chocolate Armenteros, the legendary Cuban trumpet player, and Manny Oquendo & Libre, who represent a multigenerational dynasty of Latin music. Icelandic double-bassist Tómas R. Einarsson, and New York icon Chico Alvarez round out the collection.
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Great compilation!.......2007-07-16
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Living Like a Refugee
Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars Manufacturer: Anti ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000HDRARQ Release Date: 2006-09-26 |
Tracks:
- Living Like A Refugee
- Soda Soap
- Weapon Conflict
- Bull To The Weak
- Big Lesson
- Let We Do We Own
- Smile
- Compliments For The Peace
- Pat Malonthone
- Garbage To The Showglass
- Akera Ka Abonshor
- Kele Mani
- I'm Not A Fool
- Ya N'Digba
- Refugee Rolling
- Monkey Work
- Ma Fo Ya
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Made up of former displaced persons from the killing fields of Sierra Leone, members of the Refugee All Stars (a.k.a. R.A.S.) were forced to flee for their lives during the 1990s, fanning out into nearby West African nations. Through continued hard times, bandmates Reuben M. Koroma, Francis (Franco) Langba, and Abdul Rahim (Arahim) Kamara entertained and heartened their compatriots with truthful, gently satiric, liltingly infectious tunes. Filmmakers Banker White and Zach Niles made a prize-winning documentary about the band's courageous struggle, thereby bringing their story to an international audience. Backed by Keith Richards, Sir Paul McCartney, and other socially conscious celebrities, R.A.S. embarked on a rapturously received world tour and were at long last able to augment their earlier, but nonetheless invaluable, field recordings with professionally engineered studio tracks. The resulting seventeen songs travel through deceptively relaxed Sierra Leonean Palm Wine music, triple-rhythmed gbute vang and reggae-like sounds (complete with toasting), Nigerian Afro-Beat, and even echoes of Congolese soukous. Backed by sweet yet astringent vocal harmonies, sultry guitars, homemade percussion, and playfully retro-sounding organ riffs, each selection reveals still another facet of a bittersweet but ultimately triumphant saga of survival. At long last, Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars are poised to become the superstars they were always destined to be. --Christina RodenAlbum Description
This is a group of musicians who lived for years as refugees in the West African nation of Guinea. While living in a tent camp, they acquired a couple beat up guitars and a rusted out sound system and began playing. American documentary filmmakers made the band the focus of their movie, which received enthusiastic endorsements from the likes of Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Angelina Jolie, Joe Perry, and Ice Cube. The film's success has allowed the band to tour internationally to ecstatic audiences. Born in the midst of a violent, decade-long civil war, the group and its music celebrate our ability to sustain hope, inspiration, and creativity - the best in us - even in a climate of rage, loss, and madness.Customer Reviews:
wonderful cd!!.......2007-07-27
Rock to the rhythm of the Refugees.......2007-07-12
But, don't buy it because I'm getting misty eyed. Buy it because the music is inspiring and makes you want to dance. Buy it because you've never heard anything from Sierra Leone. And, when you've bought it, go out (or online) and find the album by Afro National.
I was lucky to live in Sierra Leone and I love this music. Now to try to find the tv program which goes with it...
ABOUT TIME! Bob Marley would be proud!.......2007-06-27
The rapper Black Nature has a lot to teach his American rap counterparts. Keep up the good work brother, your work far outstrips the US rappers who have inspired you!
To Grace, The Emperors, and all the other RAS, God bless you all. ZBob Marely is smiling somewhere.
Living Like a Refugee CD is excellent for both music and content.......2007-05-13
Passionate Sounds.......2007-01-19
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Aman Iman: Water is Life
Tinariwen Manufacturer: World Village ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000MCICRE Release Date: 2007-03-20 |
Tracks:
- Cler Achel
- Mano Dayak
- Matadjem Yinmixan
- Ahimana
- Soixante Trois
- Toumast
- Imidiwan Winakalin
- Awa Didjen
- Ikyadarh Dim
- Tamatant Tilay
- Assouf
- Izarharh Tenere
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When you hear this music clan -- group just doesn't seem to be the right designation for a band of nomad desert musicians/soldiers -- a listener can hear the calm of the desert night air and the serenity of the musicians who live there. The Taureg people truly seem to be of the land and never more so than here on the band's third album, Aman Iman. The loping percussion and the circular guitar lines conjure wide-open desert images evoked in the repetitive grooves. Some may grumble that the members are playing much as they did on the first and second albums, blending Arabic song structures, desert wails, and primordial blues guitar riffs, but for it to be any different would be akin to asking the people in Tinariwen to change who they are. Never have words been truer than those of the title, but this album also appends that sentiment, proving that music is life for the desert Taureg too. --Tad HendricksonCustomer Reviews:
Atmospheric? Like a stone on your head........2007-07-04
This in NO way fits within my definition of atmospheric music. That genre was done to perfection by Eno 15 years ago. No, this music may invoke trances, it may put you on a plane to Timbuktu it may make you inexplicably desire to wrap your entire head in a sheet. It may cause you to dance your wife out of the living room, down the hall and into the bedroom. But it will not let you ignore it.
If you find yourself thinking this is atmospheric music then you're not listening. Consider it rock music. Turn it way up until plaster falls off lathe and then you will hear what you have missed.
5 stars squared.
Tinari"wonderful".......2007-06-14
Great Album!.......2007-05-15
Traditional real life in 2007.......2007-05-14
Hypnotic and enthralling.......2007-05-12
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African Playground
Various Artists Manufacturer: Putumayo World Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000087DRR Release Date: 2003-02-25 |
Tracks:
- Battu - Angelique Kidjo
- Jambo Bwana - Them Mushrooms
- Mbube - The Mahotella Queens
- Hello Hello - Mose Fan Fan
- Sing Lo-Lo - Vieux Diop
- Kalimba - Dr. Victor
- Hendry - Tarika Sammy
- Munomuno - Samite
- Hoya Hoya - Seleshe Damassae
- Sangoma - Bakithi Kumalo
- Laba Laba - Baba Ken Okulolo
- Barco di Papel - Tete Alhiuho
- Lango Mo - Aura Msimang
Product Description
An entertaining and educational musical expedition to Africa for children and families! Putumayo's award- winning World Playground series of world music CDs for children travels to Africa, a continent that is exuberantly rich in music and culture. African Playground is filled with great songs by artists from Senegal to South Africa, including a previously unreleased track by world music superstar Angelique Kidjo. Children and their families will love the upbeat rhythms and appealing melodies on this musical tour. Parents and educators will appreciate the accessibly presented cultural information and musical fun facts. African Playground includes entertaining and informative multi- lingual liner notes, song lyrics, cultural information, a music glossary and colorful illustrations.Customer Reviews:
Kids love it!.......2007-05-12
Bought this for my son today, but I love it!.......2007-01-17
love the rhythm.......2007-01-10
Was OK.......2007-01-05
Great! It's the only thing that stops my son from crying in the car!.......2006-11-03
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On a Starry Night
Various Artists Manufacturer: Windham Hill Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000000NMK Release Date: 1997-04-15 |
Tracks:
- Common Threads - Bobby McFerrin
- Japanese Music Box - George Winston
- Suliram - Thea Suits-Silverman
- Shiny Shell Lullaby - Keola Beamer
- Montanhas No Ceu - Flora Purim
- Suantrai - Nightnoise
- Anjo Da Guarda - Airto Moreira
- Little One Mine - Turtle Island String Quartet
- Cancion De Cuna - Eliot Fisk
- Sofdu Unga Astin Min - Richard Stoltzman And Family
- Kumbaya - Paul Hanson/Tracy Silverman
- Rock-A-Bye Baby - Jim Brickman
- Tumbalalaika - Mike Marshall
- Just Close Your Eyes - Billy Taylor
- Bayushky Bayu - Debbra, Margot & Noah Schwartz
- Brahms Lullaby - Mike Wollenberg
- Here I Am - Tracy Silverman
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The party line on most Windham Hill products seems to be that it's either the greatest stuff since wave machines, or that it all sounds alike. On a Starry Night, with its collection of world songs and reputable artists such as Flora Purim, Airto Moreira, the Turtle Island String Quartet, and others, does lean toward a seamlessly understated, homogeneous quality that is broken only occasionally by Bobby McFerrin's piece and a couple of others. That said, there can hardly be a more mellow or sonorous album of kid's music anywhere. Starry Night could calm a nursery with no nurses; why, it could even soothe the pained yelps at the dog pound--and turn a freeway full of bumper-to-bumper sour pusses into pussycats. Effective? You've heard of mind control, haven't you? --Martin KellerCustomer Reviews:
Starry Night A+++.......2007-07-29
Soothing, calming and still works after 11 years!.......2007-05-09
Wonderful product.......2007-03-08
Good for babies, but a little depressing for adults........2007-02-12
highly recommended.......2006-12-30
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Arabic Groove
Various Artists Manufacturer: Putumayo World Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00005J6WU Release Date: 2001-06-12 |
Tracks:
- Moi Et Toi - Abdel Ali Slimani
- Galbi - Abdy
- Leiley (Transglobal Underground Remix) - Dania
- Amarain - Amr Diab
- Intil Waheeda - Hisham Abbas
- Hely Meli - Hamid El Shaeri
- Mani - Fadela & Sahraoui
- Kidda - Natacha Atlas
- Mauvais Sang - Khaled
- Ne Me Jugez Pas (Volodia Remix) - Sawt El Atlas
- L'histoire - Cheb Tarik
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While not yet part of mainstream American music, Middle Eastern music, as evidenced by the rise of Algerian pop star Khaled in France, has sidled up to other club music forms in the hot spots of Paris, London, and elsewhere. To that end, Putumayo's Arabic Groove brings us up to date with their compilation, a jubilant sonic party rooted in ancient musical tradition and structure, steeped in the au courant flavors of hip-hop, R&B, and other urban western forms. Lebanese, Egyptian, Moroccan, and Algerian artists such as former Londoner Natacha Atlas (who has been featured with both Transglobal Underground and Jah Wobble) contribute 11 songs which lend themselves to sensual dance, exotic drink, and glamorous gatherings of multicultural hipsters. Traditional Arabic instruments such as the flute and oud blend with guitar, bass, and drums, laying down plenty of funk, fun, and full-on booty-shaking rhythms. A heady high point is the disco-nomad jam "Leiley," a Transglobal Underground remix of a hit by Lebanese songstress Dania. Arabic Groove is a feast of a sampler. --Paige La GroneCustomer Reviews:
Arabic Groove.......2007-06-17
Cool Groove.......2007-05-07
Listen to someone else's Top 10 countdown..........2006-08-22
I love this cd.......2006-08-16
Rocking the kasbah.......2006-06-14
Highlights-
1)Moi et toi-This has a funky beat.
2)Galbi-Another great song about unrequited love.Abdy is truly talented.
3)Leiley-A remix by Transglobal Underground.Dania's song of longing is amazing.
4)Kidda-This song introduced me to the great Natacha Atlas.I now have 3 of her CDs.This song,of course,is about unrequited love&is quite raw&powerful.
5)Ne me jugez pas-A boy band from Morocco sings a great song remixed by Volodia.
If you want a bazaar of music,try this one!
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