Boriss Posted March 25, 2009 Report Share Posted March 25, 2009 Zap Mama - Supermoonhttp://ipicture.ru/uploads/080713/9521/048Se0D6CL.jpg Album: SupermoonArtist: Zap MamaRelease Date: 2007Bitrate: 192kbit, 44100Hz Joint StereoTotal size: 69 MB Individual track details :http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080713/9521/thumbs/1W5nMrSCRQ.jpg 01. 1000 Ways 02. Hey Brotha 03. Supermoon 04. Go Boy 05. Affection 06. Toma Taboo 07. Kwenda 08. Gati 09. Where Are You? 10. Moonray 11. Princess Kesia Comments:A sprawling example of "world groove," Zap Mama's sixth album is further proof that in these interconnected times the musical world really is shrinking. Born in the Congo and raised in the French culture of Belgium, Zap Mama founder and driving force Marie Daulne has always ignored the barriers between musical genres like so many outdated speed limits on a dusty highway, but on Supermoon she dips into so many styles--Afropop, R&B, hip-hop, funk--as to reduce those barriers to a delightful irrelevancy. Helped by a smorgasbord of big-name collaborators--Me'shell N'degeocello, Tony Allen, and Spearhead's Michael Franti all guest for one track each--Daulne turns African pygmy music into a rollicking club anthem on "Gati," borrows James Brown's "Payback" guitar riff on "Toma Taboo," uses the intricate polyrhythmic arrangement of "Go Boy" for a touching tale of an African immigrant, and evokes modern soul singers like Macy Gray on the title track. Through it all, the intricate vocal arrangements and production that are Zap Mama's trademark--performed largely by Daulne herself--never fail to astonish. Download: vip-file.com:http://vip-file.com/download/8b1008905027/...ermoon.rar.html http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080630/9521/Ic3NZfz2j7.gifhttp://rapidshare.com/files/129233520/Zap_...__Supermoon.rar http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080616/9521/3Qsp53YijO.jpgZap Mama (2007) Supermoon.rar - http://gigapeta.com/download/0ff37aea6f Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Boriss Posted March 25, 2009 Author Report Share Posted March 25, 2009 Ouganda (1997) Ensembles villageoises du Busogahttp://ipicture.ru/uploads/080713/9521/0zJjzdcN8z.jpg Album: Ouganda - Ensembles villageoises du BusogaArtist: VAGenre: EthnicType: MP3 format soundRelease Date: 1997Bitrate: 320kbit, 44100Hz Joint StereoTotal size: 160 MB Individual track details :http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080713/9521/thumbs/tHc2nsKf54.jpg 01. Otabona Bukaire Nanvu [00:07:17] 16,6 MB02. Mboine Kirabu [00:03:55] 8,96 MB03. Osete Tainyuma [00:03:32] 8,09 MB04. Mperekera Omugeni Owomulembe [00:02:20] 5,34 MB05. Waiswa Mpola, Mpola [00:07:07] 16,2 MB06. Dinu/ Mwena Mwena Mudhuge Lero [00:02:49] 6,45 MB07. Babalema [ 00:4:25] 10,1 MB08. Agebaale [00:04:03] 9,27 MB09. Piririya [00:04:39] 10,6 MB10. Olumbe LW' Amaani [00:06:55] 15,8 MB11. Okusamira [00:08:24] 19,2 MB12. Mary Yange Guma Omwoyo [00:02:49] 6,45 MB13. Baliranie I [00:05:16] 12 MB14. Baliranie II [00:06:29] 14,8 MB Download: vip-file.com:http://vip-file.com/download/a70709652354/....part1.rar.htmlhttp://vip-file.com/download/255ea6190437/....part2.rar.html http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080630/9521/Ic3NZfz2j7.gifhttp://rapidshare.com/files/129239378/Ouga...usoga.part1.rarhttp://rapidshare.com/files/129239069/Ouga...usoga.part2.rar http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080616/9521/3Qsp53YijO.jpgOuganda (1997) Ensembles villageoises du Busoga.part1.rar - http://gigapeta.com/download/ce5152cf16Ouganda (1997) Ensembles villageoises du Busoga.part2.rar - http://gigapeta.com/download/c9f95ece7c Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Boriss Posted March 25, 2009 Author Report Share Posted March 25, 2009 Ladysmith Black Mambazo (1987) Shaka Zuluhttp://ipicture.ru/uploads/080713/9521/aOi5u754dO.jpg Album: Shaka ZuluArtist: Ladysmith Black MambazoGenre: EthnicType: MP3 format soundRelease Date: 1987Bitrate: 256-320kbit, 44100Hz Joint StereoTotal size: 48,5 MBDuration: 00:36:47 Tracks: 01. Unomathemba [00:03:48] 4,72 MB02. Hello My Baby [00:03:09] 4 MB03. At Golgotha [00:03:56] 4,91 MB04. King Of Kings [00:04:07] 5,02 MB05. Lomhlaba Kawunoni (The Earth Never Gets Fat) [00:02:55] 3,62 MB06. How Long? [00:03:05] 3,73 MB07. Ikhaya Lamaqhawe (Home Of The Heroes) [00:03:13] 3,91 MB08. Yibo Labo (These Are The Guys) [00:04:39] 5,75 MB09. Rain, Rain, Beautiful Rain [00:02:18] 2,97 MB10. Wawusho Kubani? (Who Were You Talking To?) [00:05:32] 7,19 MB Ladysmith Black MambazoBackground information The traditional music sung by Ladysmith Black Mambazo is called ISICATHAMIYA (Is-Cot-A-Me-Ya). It was born in the mines of South Africa. Black workers were taken by rail to work far away from their homes and their families. Poorly housed and paid worse, they would entertain themselves, after a six-day week, by singing songs into the wee hours every Sunday morning. Cothoza Mfana they called themselves, "tip toe guys", referring to the dance steps choreographed so as to not disturb the camp security guards. When miners returned to the homelands, the tradition returned with them. There began a fierce, but social, competition held regularly and a highlight of everyone's social calendar. The winners were awarded a goat for their efforts and, of course, the adoration of their fans. These competitions are held even today in YMCA assembly halls and church basements throughout Zululand South Africa.The name LADYSMITH BLACK MAMBAZO came about as a result of winning every singing competition in which the group entered. "Ladysmith" is the hometown of the Shabalala family; "Black" references the black oxen, considered to be the strongest on the farm. The Zulu word "Mambazo" refers to an ax - symbolic of the group's ability to "chop down" the competition. So good were they that after a time they were forbidden to enter the competitions but welcomed, of course, to entertain at them.Their first album release for the United States, "Shaka Zulu", was produced by Simon Garfunkel and won the Grammy Award in 1987 for Best Traditional Folk Recording. Download: vip-file.com:http://vip-file.com/download/be0992911810/...a-Zulu.rar.html http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080630/9521/Ic3NZfz2j7.gifhttp://rapidshare.com/files/129241328/Lady..._Shaka_Zulu.rar http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080616/9521/3Qsp53YijO.jpgLadysmith Black Mambazo (1987) Shaka Zulu.rar - http://gigapeta.com/download/cc3b4a4a8f Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Boriss Posted March 25, 2009 Author Report Share Posted March 25, 2009 Ladysmith Black Mambazo (1990) Two Worlds, One Hearthttp://ipicture.ru/uploads/080713/9521/Vp7oWfSW3B.jpg Album: Two Worlds, One HeartArtist: Ladysmith Black MambazoGenre: EthnicSub-genre: IsicathamiyaType: MP3 format soundRelease Date: 1990Bitrate: 192-320kbit, 44100Hz Joint StereoTotal size: 60,2 MBDuration: 00:48:31 Tracks: 01. Township Jive [00:04:40] 5,82 MB02. Ofana Naye (Nobody Like Him) [00:04:51] 5,87 MB03. Bala Ubhale (Count And Write) [00:04:14] 5,02 MB04. Love Your Neighbour [00:04:02] 4,94 MB05. Leaning On The Everlasting Arm [00:04:53] 5,95 MB06. Rejoice [00:04:02] 4,92 MB07. Hayi Ngalesiskhathi (Not Right Now) [00:04:10] 5,04 MB08. Emhlabeni (In This World) [00:03:44] 4,67 MB09. Isiklahthi Siyimali (Time Is Money) [00:03:35] 4,48 MB10. Nami Ngaze Ngamthola (I Found Him) [00:03:43] 4,53 MB11. Ngomnyanga (By The Door) [00:01:51] 2,43 MB12. Scatter The Fire [00:03:23] 4,88 MB13. Cothoza Mfana (Tip Toes Guy) [00:01:17] 1,6 MB Ladysmith Black MambazoBackground information The traditional music sung by Ladysmith Black Mambazo is called ISICATHAMIYA (Is-Cot-A-Me-Ya). It was born in the mines of South Africa. Black workers were taken by rail to work far away from their homes and their families. Poorly housed and paid worse, they would entertain themselves, after a six-day week, by singing songs into the wee hours every Sunday morning. Cothoza Mfana they called themselves, "tip toe guys", referring to the dance steps choreographed so as to not disturb the camp security guards. When miners returned to the homelands, the tradition returned with them. There began a fierce, but social, competition held regularly and a highlight of everyone's social calendar. The winners were awarded a goat for their efforts and, of course, the adoration of their fans. These competitions are held even today in YMCA assembly halls and church basements throughout Zululand South Africa.The name LADYSMITH BLACK MAMBAZO came about as a result of winning every singing competition in which the group entered. "Ladysmith" is the hometown of the Shabalala family; "Black" references the black oxen, considered to be the strongest on the farm. The Zulu word "Mambazo" refers to an ax - symbolic of the group's ability to "chop down" the competition. So good were they that after a time they were forbidden to enter the competitions but welcomed, of course, to entertain at them.Their first album release for the United States, "Shaka Zulu", was produced by Simon Garfunkel and won the Grammy Award in 1987 for Best Traditional Folk Recording. Download: vip-file.com:http://vip-file.com/download/b09239590003/...-Heart.rar.html http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080630/9521/Ic3NZfz2j7.gifhttp://rapidshare.com/files/129243242/Lady...__One_Heart.rar http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080616/9521/3Qsp53YijO.jpgLadysmith Black Mambazo (1990) Two Worlds, One Heart.rar - http://gigapeta.com/download/ea5745d57a Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Boriss Posted March 25, 2009 Author Report Share Posted March 25, 2009 VA Midnight In Mali (2006)http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080713/9521/7B7T4DSwsC.jpg Tracks:: Midnight in Mali1. Artistes 2. N'Garbamama 3. Maky 4. Farafina (Africa)5. Forobana6. Souaressi7. Mon Amour8. Soy Te Aw La9. Signana10. Mansani Cisse Malian musicians are renowned for their spontaneity. Anyone who has explored Bamako’s intimate musical settings - street weddings, courtyard jam sessions and evening concerts at open-air "cultural spaces" where anyone might show up - knows this. And yet the jam session is a side of the music rarely heard in the polished studio recordings that have put this West African musical colossus on the map in recent years. This extraordinary concert, recorded at Bamako’s French Cultural Centre on 23rd December 2004, rights the balance, revealing the personalities, humour and improvisational mastery of some of the country’s finest musicians interacting in a once-in-a-lifetime formation. The line-up is remarkable for the calibre of musician present, the range of styles represented and the ease with which the artists traverse borders to make gorgeous, free-flowing music together. Midnight in Mali is that rare occasion when musical giants dare to risk the new, rely on their wits, and freely explore their shared heritage: the majestic, matchless variety of Malian music. Banning Eyre Download: vip-file.com:http://vip-file.com/download/4c19e2245049/....part1.rar.htmlhttp://vip-file.com/download/12430f145739/....part2.rar.html http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080630/9521/Ic3NZfz2j7.gifhttp://rapidshare.com/files/129245496/VA_M...2006_.part1.rarhttp://rapidshare.com/files/129247035/VA_M...2006_.part2.rar http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080616/9521/3Qsp53YijO.jpgVA Midnight In Mali (2006).part1.rar - http://gigapeta.com/download/5190cb5893VA Midnight In Mali (2006).part2.rar - http://gigapeta.com/download/089d96ee20 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Boriss Posted March 25, 2009 Author Report Share Posted March 25, 2009 http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080713/9521/J64BlYo9o5.jpg Ladysmith Black Mambazo nandritra ny fampisehoana Graceland tany amin’ny kianja malalak’i Rufaro, Harare, Zimbaboe [tsy afaka notanterahina tany Afrika Atsimo noho ny lalаna mandrara ny mainty sy fotsy tsy hifangaro], miara-mihira ny Nkosi sikelel’ iAfrika amin’i Paul Simon sy Miriam Makeba [akanjo mainty] ary i Hugh Masakela [trompetra], taona 1987. Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrikaClassic Xhosa Version The first verse and chorus of this version are the original words composed by Sontonga in 1897. The remaining verses were added in 1927 by Samuel E Mqhayi. Nkosi, sikelel' iAfrika;Malupakam'upondo lwayo;Yiva imitandazo yetuUsisikelele.ChorusYihla Moya, Yihla Moya,Yihla Moya OyingcweleSikelela iNkosi zetu;Zimkumbule umDali wazo;Zimoyike zezimhlonele,Azisikelele.Sikelel' amadod' esizwe,Sikelela kwa nomliselaUlitwal'ilizwe ngomonde,Uwusikelele.Sikelel'amakosikazi;Nawo onk'amanenekazi;Pakamisa wonk'umtinjanaUwusikelele.Sikelela abafundisiBemvaba zonke zelilizwe;Ubatwese ngoMoya WakoUbasikelele.Sikelel'ulimo nemfuyo;Gxota zonk'indlala nezifo;Zalisa ilizwe ngempiloUlisikeleleSikelel'amalinge etuAwomanyano nokuzaka,Awemfundo nemvisiswanoUwasikelele.Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika;Cima bonk' ubugwenxa bayoNezigqito, nezono zayoUyisikelele. Download: vip-file.com:http://vip-file.com/download/21194d759783/...Afrika.rar.html http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080630/9521/Ic3NZfz2j7.gifhttp://rapidshare.com/files/129247740/Nkos...elel_Afrika.rar http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080616/9521/3Qsp53YijO.jpghttp://gigapeta.com/download/2fcf69b9cc YouTube:http://youtube.com/watch?v=H8iZ8jIqrQo Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Boriss Posted March 25, 2009 Author Report Share Posted March 25, 2009 http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080718/9521/2S2RIHgl2a.jpg Artist: Angelique KidjoCD title: Djin DjinRelease date: 2007Label: Razor&TieNumber of Discs: 1Genre: WorldType: MP3 format soundQuality: 320KbitTime: 00:51:53Total size: 118 MB Tracks: 1. Ae Ae 2. Djin Djin - (with Branford Marsalis/Alicia Keys) 3. Gimme Shelter - (with Joss Stone) 4. Salala - (with Peter Gabriel) 5. Senamou (C'est L'Amour) - (with Amadou & Mariam) 6. Pearls - (with Josh Groban/Carlos Santana) 7. Sedjedo - (with Ziggy Marley) 8. Papa 9. Arouna 10. Awan N'la 11. Emma 12. Mama Golo Papa 13. Lonlon (Ravel's Bolero) More info:Personnel include: Angelique Kidjo (vocals); Josh Groban, Joss Stone, Alicia Keys, Peter Gabriel, Ziggy Marley (vocals); Lionel Loueke, Carlos Santana (guitar); Romero Lubambo (acoustic guitar); Branford Marsalis (saxophone). The Beninese singer Angelique Kidjo has been a fixture on the world music scene since the early 1990s, with the success of her first internationally released album, PARAKOU. Her inclusive style blends African, Caribbean, Brazilian, and Western rock musical influences in an irresistible potpourri, crowned with her powerful, distinctive voice, which can turn on a dime from sweet to savage. Helmed by the veteran producer Tony Visconti, DJIN DJIN follows Kidjo's practice, established on previous albums, of featuring high-caliber guest vocalists, including in this case Peter Gabriel, Ziggy Marley, and Alicia Keys. The wide-ranging set encompasses the haunting, swaying "Salala," the delicate title track, and a typical Kidjo-style Africanized reworking of the Rolling Stones' "Gimme Shelter" (on past albums she has also reinterpreted classics such as Jimi Hendrix's "Voodoo Chile" and Serge Gainsbourg's "Ces Petits Riens"). It's a testament to her formidable musical personality and impeccable musical taste that, despite the presence of her high-powered guests, Kidjo puts her unique stamp on this impressive and eclectic collection. Download: vip-file.com:http://vip-file.com/download/1ee6d2143077/....part1.rar.htmlhttp://vip-file.com/download/bdd531397224/....part2.rar.html http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080630/9521/Ic3NZfz2j7.gifhttp://rapidshare.com/files/129681906/Ange..._2007.part1.rarhttp://rapidshare.com/files/129677689/Ange..._2007.part2.rar http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080616/9521/3Qsp53YijO.jpgAngeligue Kidjo - Djin Djin - 2007.part1.rar - http://gigapeta.com/download/da805b9123Angeligue Kidjo - Djin Djin - 2007.part2.rar - http://gigapeta.com/download/ecf6ee5974 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Boriss Posted March 25, 2009 Author Report Share Posted March 25, 2009 http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080718/9521/NWOqMUZvxb.jpg Artist: Zap MamaCD title: Zap MamaRelease date: 1991Genre: WorldType: MP3 format soundQuality: 170-190Kbit (VBR)Total size: 68,7 MB Tracks:01 - Zap Mama - Mupepe.mp302 - Zap Mama - NDJe Mukanie.mp303 - Zap Mama - Abadou.mp304 - Zap Mama - Marie Josee.mp305 - Zap Mama - Etupe.mp306 - Zap Mama - Nabombeli Yo.mp307 - Zap Mama - Take Me Coco.mp308 - Zap Mama - Son Cubano.mp309 - Zap Mama - Guzophela.mp310 - Zap Mama - Plekete.mp311 - Zap Mama - Bottom.mp312 - Zap Mama - I Ne Suhe.mp313 - Zap Mama - Mizike.mp314 - Zap Mama - Babanzele.mp315 - Zap Mama - Din Din.mp3 http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080718/9521/thumbs/1D1WE0BWmX.jpg Background:The essence of Zap Mama goes back to Marie Daulne's birth. It was a very difficult time in Zaire, a time of revolution. The Simba rebels sought to kill interracial couples. Her mother was a Bantu. Her father was Belgian. Threatened, her mother took her into the jungle to stay with the Pygmies for eight months. They were safe because the rebels were scared of the strong magic of the forest peoples. Eventually they were taken to Belgium where Marie grew up. It is this dual cultural heritage which lies at the root of the music and mission of Zap Mama. By l989 she had spent several years singing in jazz cafes and bars in Brussels when she decided to create a group to musically merge the cultures of her life, both which she cherishes. Marie remembered Sylvie Nawasando from singing on the train to school and later at the university. Their brothers had played music together. Sabine is a mixture of peoples like Marie, Zairean and Belgian. With three, Marie held an audition and discovered Marie Alfonso. Finally they found Sally Nyolo and performed their first concert in 1989.All the women contributed in different ways, spiritual, emotional, information, stories. Marie does most of the researching for the songs. Download: vip-file.com:http://vip-file.com/download/d85a22876649/...--1991.rar.html http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080630/9521/Ic3NZfz2j7.gifhttp://rapidshare.com/files/129827787/Zap_...Mama_-_1991.rar http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080616/9521/3Qsp53YijO.jpgZap Mama - Zap Mama - 1991.rar - http://gigapeta.com/download/37a368f641 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Boriss Posted March 25, 2009 Author Report Share Posted March 25, 2009 http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080718/9521/IKa11Yl1YV.jpg Artist: Mamadou DiabateCD title: HeritageReleased date: 2006Number of Discs: 1Genre: EthnicType: MP3 format soundQuality: 256-320 KbitChannels: 44Khz, stereoTotal size: 85,6 MBInfo: covers included Tracks:01. Sara [00:05:10] 7,88 MB02. Joukouya [00:05:24] 8,15 MB03. Foulaya [00:06:15] 9,55 MB04. African Orphans [00:05:27 7,86 MB05. Waiswa Salimou [00:04:56] 7,23 MB06. Fali [00:03:55] 5,5 MB07. Djiribah [00:05:26] 8,3 MB08. Behni Diayemoko [00:04:25] 6,46 MB09. Gansana [00:04:23] 6,45 MB10. Sandra [00:04:22] 6,29 MB11. Segou Blues [00:04:21] 6,33 MB Info:Diabate was born in 1975 in Kita, a Malian city long known as a center for the arts and culture of the Manding people of West Africa. As the name Diabate indicates, Mamadou comes from a family of griots, or jelis as they are known among the Manding. Jelis are more than just traditional musicians. They use music and sometimes oratory to preserve and sustain people's consciousness of the past, a past that stretches back to the 13th century when the Manding king Sunjata Keita consolidated the vast Empire of Mali, covering much of West Africa. The stories of these glory days and the times since remain important touchstones for people today, not only for the Manding, but for many citizens of Mali, Guinea, Gambia, and Senegal. So to be born to a distinguished jeli family in Kita is already an auspicious beginning. Mamadou's father Djelimory played the kora, the jeli's venerable 21-string harp. He was widely known as N'fa Diabate, performing in the Instrumental Ensemble of Mali and recording on the National Radio of Mali. At the age of four, Mamadou went to live with his father in Bamako, where the Ensemble was based. When it came time for him to return to Kita and go to school, Mamadou knew that the kora was his destiny. His father had taught him how to play the instrument, and from there he listened and watched and devoted himself to practicing the kora, to the point that his mother worried that he was not concentrating enough on school. When she took it away, it only reduced his interest in studying, and he quickly resorted to making his own kora so he could continue. Before long, Mamadou left school and began playing kora for local jeli singers, and traveling throughout the region to play at the ceremonies where modern jelis ply their trade, mostly weddings and baptisms. When he was fifteen, Mamadou won first prize for his kora playing in a regional competition and instantly became something of a local celebrity. The next year, he went to Bamako, and under the tutelage of his famous kora playing cousin, Toumani Diabate, he worked the jeli circuit, backing singers at neighborhood weddings and baptisms and entertaining the powerful at the city's posh Amitiй Hotel. Toumani gave his cousin the nickname "Djelika Djan" meaning "Tall Griot," a reference to Mamadou's impressive physical stature. The name has stuck. In 1996, a touring group from the Instrumental Ensemble of Mali offered Mamadou the chance to travel to the United States with a group of Manding musicians and cultural authorities. Following a successful tour, Mamadou decided to continue his work in the United States and, since then, he's made his home in and around New York. Mamadou gets frequent invitations to perform with visiting Malian stars including Ami Koita, Tata Bambo Kouyate, Kandia Kouyate, and Babani Konй. He has performed at the United Nations, Lincoln Center, the Metropolitan Museum, and at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington. In addition, he's delved into uncharted waters, jamming with all manner of expert musicians, including jazz luminaries Donald Byrd and Randy Weston, Zimbabwean legend Thomas Mapfumo, and blues masters Eric Bibb and Guy Davis. Mamadou's recording credits have expanded as he has laid tracks with artists ranging from Irish soloist Susan McKeown, jazz bassist Ben Allison, and Benin's celebrated Angйlique Kidjo. Mamadou teaching kora to his son, Djelimory Mamadou says that his father advised him to listen to all the best kora players and to learn from each one. The kora itself came to Mali from Gabu, the region centered between Gambia, Senegal, and Guinea Bissau, and the Malian kora tradition has always put a premium on holding onto the old ways while constantly innovating and developing the art. Download: vip-file.com:http://vip-file.com/download/d5866f871219/...--2006.rar.html http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080630/9521/Ic3NZfz2j7.gifhttp://rapidshare.com/files/129852591/Mama...tage_-_2006.rar http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080616/9521/3Qsp53YijO.jpgMamadou Diabate - Heritage - 2006.rar - http://gigapeta.com/download/d47ccd9a66 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Boriss Posted March 25, 2009 Author Report Share Posted March 25, 2009 http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080719/9521/oMOZU2R1Gi.jpg Artist: Ali Farka TourйCD title: NaifunkйRelease date: 1999Label: HannibalCatalouge No.: HAN571443.2Number of Discs: 1Genre: WorldType: MP3 format soundQuality: 192KbitTime: 00:52:31Total size: 72,5 MB Tracks:1. Ali's Here2. Allah Uya3. Mali Dje4. Saukare5. Hilly Yoro6. Tulumba7. Instumental8. ASCO9. Jangali Famata10. Howkouna11. Cousins12. Pieter Botha More info:Malian guitarist Ali Farka Toure's music has always managed global travel with ease and musical grace, shrinking the miles between Western Africa and the Mississippi Delta and seemingly visiting every city in between. Toure has received his share of accolades for blurring the lines between his contemporary/traditional finger*****ng style and "country blues." Toure has routinely collaborated with musicians from other cultures and musical genres, most notably the prolific and internationally influenced Ry Cooder on their widely acclaimed 1994 album Talking Timbuktu. He establishes a firm aesthetic residence on Niafunkй, his first and most welcome CD in five years. Niafunkй was recorded using a state-of-the-art portable studio in Toure's home village of Niafunke, which clearly lends a decisive authentic flavor and sense of musical place to the disc. Each tune is a lithe and resonant labyrinth of call-and-response patterns: a fingerpicked guitar speaks to a one-stringed njarka fiddle, calabash pummelings weave into those of the conga drums, and a lively small chorus answers Toure's authoritative lead vocals. A couple of the best cuts include "Ali's Here" and "Saukare." A beautifully rendered and intoxicating record. ~ Becky Byrkit, All Music Guide Download: vip-file.com:http://vip-file.com/download/0d99a9794204/...e-1999.rar.html http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080630/9521/Ic3NZfz2j7.gifhttp://rapidshare.com/files/129670920/Ali_...afunke_1999.rar http://ipicture.ru/uploads/080616/9521/3Qsp53YijO.jpgAli Farka Toure Niafunke 1999.rar - http://gigapeta.com/download/249dc16153 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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