| 1. Sunjata - Djelimady Tounkara |
| 2. Silanide - Super Rail Band |
| 3. Jeliya |
| 4. Kouyate/Diaoura - Djelimady Tounkara |
| 5. Doninke - Kandia Kouyate |
| 6. Grayere Nafun - Lobi Traoré |
| 7. Maby Djoudon Don - Lobi Traoré |
| 8. Diguisse - Djelimady Tounkara, |
| 9. Hunter's Festival - Sibiri Samake |
| 10. Dugu Kamelemba - Oumou Sangare |
| 11. Musee - Sali Sidibe |
| 12. Toubaka - Djelimady Tounkara |
| 13. Tekere - Salif Keita |
| 14. Sema - Toumani Diabate |
| 15. Lanaya - Banning Eyre, Djelimady Tounkara, , Dirck Westervelt |
| 16. Nanale (The Swallow) - Habib Koité |
| 17. Allah Uya - Ali Farka Toure |
| 18. Kedo - Djelimady Tounkara, |
| 19. Wild Goose Chase - Basekou Kouyate, Dirck Westervelt |
Editorial Reviews
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Banning Eyre, the American producer of this stunning compilation, is a true musical wayfarer. He is a noted journalist and one of the few non-African guitarists able to successfully inhabit traditions such as Congolese soukous and, on this set, notoriously demanding Malian picking styles. For seven months in 1995 and 1996, Eyre lived and studied with the Rail Band's revered lead guitarist, Djelimady Tounkara, in Bamako, Mali. The album consists of Eyre's field recordings, tapes of his lessons with Tounkara, plus well-chosen tracks featuring guitarists such as Habib Koite and Lobi Traore. There are also tunes spotlighting the kora (West African harp), ngoni (a banjolike instrument), and doso ngoni (hunters' harp). The music travels from grittily urban to countrified sounds, but it all has the hot, dusty majesty peculiar to Malian music. The CD is best appreciated along with its eponymous accompanying book (from Temple University Press), which is an extraordinary document. --Christina Roden
Banning Eyre, the American producer of this stunning compilation, is a true musical wayfarer. He is a noted journalist and one of the few non-African guitarists able to successfully inhabit traditions such as Congolese soukous and, on this set, notoriously demanding Malian picking styles. For seven months in 1995 and 1996, Eyre lived and studied with the Rail Band's revered lead guitarist, Djelimady Tounkara, in Bamako, Mali. The album consists of Eyre's field recordings, tapes of his lessons with Tounkara, plus well-chosen tracks featuring guitarists such as Habib Koite and Lobi Traore. There are also tunes spotlighting the kora (West African harp), ngoni (a banjolike instrument), and doso ngoni (hunters' harp). The music travels from grittily urban to countrified sounds, but it all has the hot, dusty majesty peculiar to Malian music. The CD is best appreciated along with its eponymous accompanying book (from Temple University Press), which is an extraordinary document. --Christina Roden
In Griot Time: String Music From Mali,Various Artists,Stern's Africa,African Folk,Afro-Pop,Int'l & World Music,Mali,Pop
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In Griot Time: String Music From Mali
Various Artists Manufacturer: Stern's Africa ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00004UB2Q Release Date: 2000-07-18 |
Tracks:
- Sunjata - Djelimady Tounkara
- Silanide - Super Rail Band
- Jeliya - Yayi Kanoute
- Kouyate/Diaoura - Adama Tounkara, Djelimady Tounkara
- Doninke - Kandia Kouyate
- Grayere Nafun - Lobi Traor
- Maby Djoudon Don - Lobi Traor
- Diguisse - Djelimady Tounkara,
- Hunter's Festival - Sibiri Samake
- Dugu Kamelemba - Oumou Sangare
- Musee - Sali Sidibe
- Toubaka - Djelimady Tounkara
- Tekere - Salif Keita
- Sema - Toumani Diabat
- Lanaya - Banning Eyre, Djelimady Tounkara, , Dirck Westervelt
- Nanale (The Swallow) - Habib Koit
- Allah Uya - Ali Farka Tour
- Kedo - Djelimady Tounkara,
- Wild Goose Chase - Bassekou Kouyate, Dirck Westervelt
Amazon.com
Banning Eyre, the American producer of this stunning compilation, is a true musical wayfarer. He is a noted journalist and one of the few non-African guitarists able to successfully inhabit traditions such as Congolese soukous and, on this set, notoriously demanding Malian picking styles. For seven months in 1995 and 1996, Eyre lived and studied with the Rail Band's revered lead guitarist, Djelimady Tounkara, in Bamako, Mali. The album consists of Eyre's field recordings, tapes of his lessons with Tounkara, plus well-chosen tracks featuring guitarists such as Habib Koite and Lobi Traore. There are also tunes spotlighting the kora (West African harp), ngoni (a banjolike instrument), and doso ngoni (hunters' harp). The music travels from grittily urban to countrified sounds, but it all has the hot, dusty majesty peculiar to Malian music. The CD is best appreciated along with its eponymous accompanying book (from Temple University Press), which is an extraordinary document. --Christina RodenCustomer Reviews:
Malian Music from the roots to the Soul.......2003-10-07
Excellent Collection.......2003-01-19
Thank you.......2003-01-06
sublime, sensational and masterfully compiled.......2000-09-23
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In Griot Time: String Music From Mali
Various Artists Manufacturer: Stern's Africa ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00005YMSJ Release Date: 2000-09-19 |
Tracks:
- Sunjata - Djelimady Tounkara
- Silanide - Super Rail Band
- Jeliya - Yayi Kanoute
- Kouyate/Diaoura - Adama Tounkara, Djelimady Tounkara
- Doninke - Kandia Kouyate
- Grayere Nafun - Lobi Traor
- Maby Djoudon Don - Lobi Traor
- Diguisse - Djelimady Tounkara,
- Hunter's Festival - Sibiri Samake
- Dugu Kamelemba - Oumou Sangare
- Musee - Sali Sidibe
- Toubaka - Djelimady Tounkara
- Tekere - Salif Keita
- Sema - Toumani Diabat
- Lanaya - Banning Eyre, Djelimady Tounkara, , Dirck Westervelt
- Nanale (The Swallow) - Habib Koit
- Allah Uya - Ali Farka Tour
- Kedo - Djelimady Tounkara,
- Wild Goose Chase - Bassekou Kouyate, Dirck Westervelt
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