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Tunes from the brand new Cousin Harley CD, and forthcoming album by NL's Quote The Raven, as well as new music from Stephen Fearing, Kathryn Tickell, Tara Breen, Morgan Toney, Jason Isbell, Melisande, and Dreamers Circus. Aslo a feature on Malian kora virtuoso Ballake Sissoko, and previews of upcoming shows by the likes of Steve Dawson, Aleksi Campagne, Collage Trad, Hildaland, Coig, Quote The Raven, Kiran Ahluwalia, and more, much more.

In 2010, we first fell under the spell of an extraordinary duo: Ballaké Sissoko, master of the West African harp or kora, and Vincent Segal, the French cellist. After a couple of albums together they added another duo, accordion virtuoso Vincent Peirani and sax player Emile Parisien, and that quartet has released an album called Les Egarés – those who stray – an apt name for a band that refuses to color within the lines. There is a unity and fluidity in the way the players listen without competing, return musical answers to questioning phrases, and maintain fluidity and a sense of play. The quartet, “a poetic asylum for the two duos” (Bandcamp) – where chamber music, French chanson, West African folk, and jazz all mix freely -  is performing here in the U.S. on tour for the fist time, and they play in-studio. Set list: 1. Esperanza 2. Orient Express 3. Banja

Songs and tunes for the Persian New Year and the coming of Spring. Sad R.I.P. to Garifuna singer / activist Aurelio who died in a helicopter crash this week. Local concert previews: Ballake Sissoko, Judy Collins, Rum Ragged, Lucy MacNeil Quartet. A few new releases, too. Lots of CanCon. Elbows Up!

Highlife mit Vintagetouch bringt Santrofi aus Ghana, finnische populäre Musik entdeckt Uusikuu und malische Koramusik in schwebenden Songs spielen Piers Faccini & Ballaké Sissoko. Eine Sendung von Grit Friedrich.

Installée sous la tonnelle, la vigne laisse passer les rayons du soleil d'hiver. Les températures sont rigoureuses, surtout dans les montagnes, soit à peu près partout en Géorgie. Le voyageur s'interroge, fouille son répertoire de goût et tente de nommer les goûts, les saveurs de la cuisine qu'il découvre. En vain. On les croit métissées, elles sont uniques, « extraordinaires ». Ce sont celles de la terre, des épices, du sel de Svanétie unique, du fenugrec bleu, de l'adjavar, des raviolis réconfortants dont les plus de pâtes ressemblent aux pentes d'un volcan. Le vin, autre perle rare puisque la vigne est une amie familière dans ce pays où elle est cultivée et vinifiée depuis plus de 8 000 ans dans des jarres en argile enterrées, le temps que la magie opère.Que dire des repas ! Foi de géorgiens, nul besoin d'occasion ou de prétexte pour festoyer et célébrer Dieu, la victoire, la paix, l'amitié, l'amour et tous ces bonheurs d'ici-bas qui font les grandes joies lors de banquets – supra – qui donneraient bien envie à notre voyageur de rester filer le reste de ses jours ici, dans ce pays singulier, prisé, courageux et fier de son histoire et des vicissitudes traversées sans faillir, debout, toujours.Avec Magda Gegenava, cheffe du restaurant Chez Magda, Christophe Lavelle, chercheur au CNRS et au Museum national d'histoire naturelle, Gocha Javakhichvili, ancien ambassadeur de Géorgie en France.Magda Gegenava a deux restaurants à Paris, Chez Magda, 5 boulevard Jean Jaurès, Paris XXe et, fin janvier 2025, au 115 boulevard Voltaire.Vous pourrez goûter Chez Magda, chez Colchide ou à la table géorgienne les désormais célèbres raviolis khinkalis, le pain au fromage Khatchapuri, l'aubergine à la pâte de noix parsemée de grenade, les Khpali, boules de noix et betteraves ou épinards.Pour aller plus loin• La chute des feuilles de Otar Iosseliani (1966)• À la découverte des vins géorgiens de Christophe Lavelle, éditions Apogée• Les chants polyphoniques géorgiens, la vinification en Qvevri, la lutte, l'écriture et l'art des banquets, supra, sont inscrits à la liste du patrimoine culturel de l'Unesco.• Comment survivre à un supra ?Et bien d'autres anecdotes, histoires et découvertes.• Pour les ingrédients – notamment le fameux Sel de Svanétie : L'épicerie géorgienne• Tasting Georgia de Carla Capalbo• Raviolivre de Emmanuel Guillemain d'Echon, édtitions Keribus• La démocratie ou l'exil, un grand reportage RFI d'Arnaud Contreras• La recette de l'adjika, pâte de tomates et piments► Programmation musicale : Born in the Wind de Piers Faccini et Ballake Sissoko

Installée sous la tonnelle, la vigne laisse passer les rayons du soleil d'hiver. Les températures sont rigoureuses, surtout dans les montagnes, soit à peu près partout en Géorgie. Le voyageur s'interroge, fouille son répertoire de goût et tente de nommer les goûts, les saveurs de la cuisine qu'il découvre. En vain. On les croit métissées, elles sont uniques, « extraordinaires ». Ce sont celles de la terre, des épices, du sel de Svanétie unique, du fenugrec bleu, de l'adjavar, des raviolis réconfortants dont les plus de pâtes ressemblent aux pentes d'un volcan. Le vin, autre perle rare puisque la vigne est une amie familière dans ce pays où elle est cultivée et vinifiée depuis plus de 8 000 ans dans des jarres en argile enterrées, le temps que la magie opère.Que dire des repas ! Foi de géorgiens, nul besoin d'occasion ou de prétexte pour festoyer et célébrer Dieu, la victoire, la paix, l'amitié, l'amour et tous ces bonheurs d'ici-bas qui font les grandes joies lors de banquets – supra – qui donneraient bien envie à notre voyageur de rester filer le reste de ses jours ici, dans ce pays singulier, prisé, courageux et fier de son histoire et des vicissitudes traversées sans faillir, debout, toujours.Avec Magda Gegenava, cheffe du restaurant Chez Magda, Christophe Lavelle, chercheur au CNRS et au Museum national d'histoire naturelle, Gocha Javakhichvili, ancien ambassadeur de Géorgie en France.Magda Gegenava a deux restaurants à Paris, Chez Magda, 5 boulevard Jean Jaurès, Paris XXe et, fin janvier 2025, au 115 boulevard Voltaire.Vous pourrez goûter Chez Magda, chez Colchide ou à la table géorgienne les désormais célèbres raviolis khinkalis, le pain au fromage Khatchapuri, l'aubergine à la pâte de noix parsemée de grenade, les Khpali, boules de noix et betteraves ou épinards.Pour aller plus loin• La chute des feuilles de Otar Iosseliani (1966)• À la découverte des vins géorgiens de Christophe Lavelle, éditions Apogée• Les chants polyphoniques géorgiens, la vinification en Qvevri, la lutte, l'écriture et l'art des banquets, supra, sont inscrits à la liste du patrimoine culturel de l'Unesco.• Comment survivre à un supra ?Et bien d'autres anecdotes, histoires et découvertes.• Pour les ingrédients – notamment le fameux Sel de Svanétie : L'épicerie géorgienne• Tasting Georgia de Carla Capalbo• Raviolivre de Emmanuel Guillemain d'Echon, édtitions Keribus• La démocratie ou l'exil, un grand reportage RFI d'Arnaud Contreras• La recette de l'adjika, pâte de tomates et piments► Programmation musicale : Born in the Wind de Piers Faccini et Ballake Sissoko

Enjoy a playlist featuring blending jazz and the musical traditions of Mali, Suriname, Cuba and Argentina. The playlist features A Plane to Catch; Ballake Sissoko, Nicole Mitchell; Ronald Snijders [pictured]; Dafnis Prieto; Michael Sarian and Tomás Kidd. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/19726016/Mondo-Jazz (up to "Primo"). Happy listening!

Sintonía: "Mbira (African Suite)" - Los Angeles String Quartet"Sinema" - Cahit Berkay; "Mavi Kelebek" - Gaglar Namli; "I Lost Contact" - Cece Giannotti; "Le Roi du Jazz Manouche" - Cromática Pistona; "El Bandorrón" - Patax; "Like Janis" - Rodriguez; "Dolphins" - Tim Buckley; "Light" y "With Stars Down" - Track A Tiger; "Nothingman" - Pearl Jam; "Bi Lamban" y "Cheikhna Demba" - Toumani Diabaté & Ballake SissokoEscuchar audio

    I was doing a lot of work around the house, like painting, back in October and I was growing tired of my usual playlists. So I was happy when I stumbled on some 2023 jazz releases I hadn't heard. That set me off on a jazz binge over the last three months of the year which was so fun because I discovered all sorts of new stuff, enough that I could make a year-end list and mix. I hope to continue diving into new jazz artists and recordings next year. While I love all my old jazz albums from Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, Chet Baker, Bill Evans, John Coltrane, etc., it was exciting to seek out new stuff the same way I am constantly on the lookout for new music in the ambient sphere or in the indie rock scene. I see so many people get hung up on the latest reissues of a classic jazz recordings that I wonder if they ever take the time to appreciate any of the excellent new music being released. Full list of my favorite Jazz Albums of 2023 in alphabetical order: Ancient Infinity Orchestra - River of Light Anja Lauvdal - Farewell to Faraway Friends (wurlitzer improvisations 2021-23) Arooj Aftab, Vijay lyer, Shahzad Ismaily - Love in Exile Ballake Sissoko & Vincent Segal & Emile Parisien & Vincent Peirani - Les Egares Dave Easley - Ballads Daniel Villarreal - Lados B Dhafer Youssef - Street of Minarets EABS & Jaubiln - Search of a Better Tomorrow Eli Keszler - LIVE Fire! Orchestra - Echoes Girls in Airports - How It is Now Kamaal Williams - Stings Mette Henriette - Drifting Pat Metheny - Dream Box Peace Flag Ensemble - Astral Plains Peter Somuah - Letter to the Universe Phi-Psonics - Octava Scree - Jasmine On A Night In July Scrimshire - Paroxysm Wolfgang Muthspiel, Scott Colley, Brian Blade - Dance of the Elders Yoni Mayraz - Dybbuk Tse! Yussef Dayes - Black Classical Music   LINKS TO EACH ALBUM:   Ancient Infinity Orchestra - River of Light: https://ancientinfinityorchestra.bandcamp.com/album/river-of-light   Anja Lauvdal - Farewell to Faraway Friends (wurlitzer improvisations 2021-23): https://anjalauvdal.bandcamp.com/album/farewell-to-faraway-friends-vol-1-2   Arooj Aftab, Vijay Iyer, Shahzad Ismaily - Love in Exile: https://shop.loveinexile.net/   Ballake Sissoko & Vincent Segal & Emile Parisien & Vincent Peirani - Les Egares: https://sissokosegalparisienpeirani.bandcamp.com/album/les-gar-s-3   Dave Easley - Ballads: https://daveeasley.bandcamp.com/album/ballads   Daniel Villarreal - Lados B: https://intlanthem.bandcamp.com/album/lados-b   Dhafer Youssef - Street of Minarets: https://www.amazon.com/Street-Minarets-Dhafer-Youssef/dp/B0BLFKCLQ4   EABS & Jaubiln - Search of a Better Tomorrow: https://eabs.bandcamp.com/album/in-search-of-a-better-tomorrow   Eli Keszler - LIVE: https://elikeszler.bandcamp.com/album/live   Fire! Orchestra - Echoes: https://fireorchestra.bandcamp.com/album/echoes   Girls in Airports - How It is Now: https://girlsinairports.bandcamp.com/album/how-it-is-now   Kamaal Williams - Stings: https://kamaalwilliams.bandcamp.com/album/stings-2   Mette Henriette - Drifting: https://ecmrecords.com/product/drifting-mette-henriette/   Pat Metheny - Dream Box: https://stores.portmerch.com/patmetheny/   Peace Flag Ensemble - Astral Plains: https://peaceflagensemble.bandcamp.com/album/astral-plains   Peter Somuah - Letter to the Universe: https://actrecords.bandcamp.com/album/letter-to-the-universe-2   Phi-Psonics - Octava: https://phi-psonics.bandcamp.com/album/octava   Scree - Jasmine On A Night In July: https://screeband.bandcamp.com/album/jasmine-on-a-night-in-july   Scrimshire - Paroxysm: https://scrimshire.bandcamp.com/album/paroxysm   Wolfgang Muthspiel, Scott Colley, Brian Blade - Dance of the Elders: https://ecmrecords.com/product/dance-of-the-elders-wolfgang-muthspiel-scott-colley-brian-blade/   Yoni Mayraz - Dybbuk Tse!: https://yonimayraz.bandcamp.com/album/dybbuk-tse   Yussef Dayes - Black Classical Music: https://yussefdayes.bandcamp.com/album/black-classical-music     I hope you enjoy this crop of 2023 jazz albums as much as I did. Cheers!   T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    Phi-Psonics - Lunar Reflections (Octava) 05:15    Girls in Airports - Yield (How It is Now) 10:00    Yussef Dayes - Black Classical Music (Black Classical Music) 15:05    Scrimshire - Unity Gain (Paroxysm) 20:30    Anja Lauvdal - Siste hus (Farewell to Faraway Friends(wurlitzer improvisations 2021-23) 24:07    Mette Henriette - The 7th (Drifting) 24:37    Pat Metheny - The Waves Are Not The Ocean (Dream Box) 30:06    Arooj Aftab, Vijay lyer, Shahzad Ismaily - Haseen Thi (Love in Exile) 37:50    EABS & Jaubiln - Tomorrow (Search of a Better Tomorrow) 42:00    Yoni Mayraz - 1999 (Dybbuk Tse!) 44:26    Daniel Villarreal - Sunset Cliffs (Lados B) 48:50    Dave Easley - Fleurette Africaine (Ballads) 52:22    Fire! Orchestra - I See Your Eye, Part 1 (Echoes) 1:02:10    Scree - Half-Death (Jasmine On A Night In July) 1:06:06    Kamaal Williams - City of God (Stings) 1:09:18    Ballake Sissoko & Vincent Segal & Emile Parisien & Vincent Peirani - Ta Nyé (Les Egares) 1:13:08    Peter Somuah - Green Path (Letter to the Universe) 1:16:36    Peace Flag Ensemble - You Can't Pin Joy Like A Moth (Astral Plains) 1:21:31    Ancient Infinity Orchestra - Niyama (River of light) 1:29:59    end

Solénoïde (26.06.2023) - Cette semaine, Solénoïde installe ses antennes au nord de l'Italie et plus précisément à Plaisance, ville placée à la limite de la Lombardie où réside notre invité Lorenzo Montana, un compositeur de bandes sonores, ingénieur du son et producteur talentueux. Pendant presque une heure, Lorenzo va nous proposer une sélection de titres soigneusement choisis pour nous plonger dans un univers musical captivant. Préparez-vous à découvrir des paysages sonores riches, des mélodies envoûtantes et des rythmes particuliers qui fusionnent harmonieusement pour créer une expérience musicale unique !

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Video highlights from the live show of the Songlines Music Awards 2022 at London's Scala on November 2, supported by Agilia. Includes excerpts from all four live performances by Balimaya Project, Justin Adams & Mauro Durante, Ballaké Sissoko and Fanfare Ciocărlia. Hosted by Cerys Matthews, we also reveal Youssou N'Dour as this year's World Pioneer winner with an exclusive video from Peter Gabriel. Guest presenters include Simon Broughton and Nubya Garcia. For more details on the awards visit www.SonglinesMusicAwards.com

In this September 2017 conversation with Ken Vandermark, Ballake Sissoko & Nicole Mitchell discuss early experiences with music, improvising across musical traditions, and working in different languages.  Note that Ballake Sissoko works with a French translator throughout the conversation.

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Solénoïde (18.07.2022) - Avec cette mission 186, le merveilleux et l'inattendu s'inviteront une nouvelle fois dans Solénoïde ! A Paris, ELEK TRAUM nous inculquera sa science orientaliste du dub par le biais de prospections en zones sahariennes, égyptiennes et turques. Une expérience empreinte de cosmopolitisme urbain autant que de mysticisme indien. Trio originaire de Lyon composé d'un saxophoniste, d'un claviériste et d'un batteur, LUNATIC TOYS explorera toute la gamme de timbres et couleurs de ses instruments en créant des compositions visuelles et évocatrices. Entre Bamako et Paris, la kora de BALLAKE SISSOKO et le violoncelle de VINCENT SEGAL dialogueront comme jamais, pour conquérir de savoureux espaces de libertés favorisant des détours par le jazz, le Brésil et même d'étonnantes embardées tziganes et flamenco. Et enfin, le duo italien OZMOTIC et le guitariste autrichien CHRISTIAN FENNESZ oeuvreront à de pointilleuses synergies entre jazz, procédés électroniques et field recordings.

Aquesta setmana escoltem el nou disc de David Walters "Nocturne" amb Vicent Segal i Ballake Sissoko i també el darrer "Soleil Kreyol" que presentarà al proper Say It Loud Festival, descobrim els polyritmes magrebins de Nuri, celebrem els 80 anys de Paul Simon recordant el seu disc Graceland i recomanem diversos concerts del Say It Loud.

BALLAKE SISSOKO, MONSIEUR DOUMANI, KIKI MORENTE, BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB... Más información: https://www.lossonidosdelplanetaazul.com

Hello Listeners! It's S2 Episode 16! Thank you & Weclome Back! Today we meet Suni Ali of the Songhai Empire a mighty military man whose story could only be told by our Guest Narrator Njora! Njora is a good friend of AfriWetu and it is always always such a joy to have him wax lyrical on the pod. Here he does true justice to the great Sunni Ali who set the foundation of what was one of the largest and powerful Empires in the world. One that spanned eight modern day nations, so not a small feat. Tune in and remember to follow Njora on his social media handles - Twitter and IG @elsaphan_njora. This version is sourced from the links shared below: https://biography.yourdictionary.com/sunni-ali https://www.thoughtco.com/biography-sonni-ali-44234 Huge thank you to Lee Kanyottu - who makes me sound good…(All spoken word mistakes are mine & mine alone!) You can leave a voice message on the Anchor App (podcast platform), would love to hear your feedback! Remember to follow us @AfriWetu on Twitter & IG. Credits - Podcast Producer: Lee Kanyottu. Creative Producer: Big City Ltd. Recorded at - Big City Studios. Until next time, Mubarikiwe. Music Credits: 1. Mamadou Diabate - Tunga Album 2. Relaxing Soft Kora Music For Meditation..From West Africa - Baohum 3.Musical Traditions in Mali - Instruments4Africa 4. The Sunjata Story - Glimpse of a Mande Epic - The Centre of Sound Communities 5. Toumani Diabete & Ballake Sissoko - 1999 Recital duo de kora 6. Jola Cultural Dance in Berrending Gambia 7. Griot Tradition of West Africa - Sibo Bangoura 8. Ballake Sissoko featuring Sona Jobarteh - Djourou --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/afriwetu/message

Hello Listeners! It's S2 Episode 13! Thank you for tuning in! Today we meet the one and only LION KING! Sundiata Keita the founder of the Mali Empire.  Maaaan he was a legend! And so pleased to have none other than Amani Maranga as our Guest Narrator tell this fantastic story. AfriWetu appreciates Amani sooooo much, please make sure you check out his podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/ug/podcast/living-truthfully/id1445550353 But before you head there, listen to this amazing story and enjoy.  This version is sourced from the links shared below: https://mancala.fandom.com/wiki/Sundiata_Keita    https://www.nationalgeographic.org/encyclopedia/sundiata-keita/ https://www.socialstudies.org/sites/default/files/publications/se/6204/620403.html https://orias.berkeley.edu/sundiata Huge thank you to Lee Kanyottu - who makes me sound good…(All spoken word mistakes are mine & mine alone!) You can leave a voice message on the Anchor App (podcast platform), would love to hear your feedback! Remember to follow us @AfriWetu on Twitter & IG. Credits - Podcast Producer: Lee Kanyottu. Creative Producer: Big City Ltd. Recorded at - Big City Studios. Until next time, Mubarikiwe. Music Credits: 1. Mamadou Diabate - Tunga Album 2. Relaxing Soft Kora Music For Meditation..From West Africa - Baohum 3.Musical Traditions in Mali - Instruments4Africa 4. The Sunjata Story - Glimpse of a Mande Epic - The Centre of Sound Communities 5. Toumani Diabete & Ballake Sissoko - 1999 Recital duo de kora 6. Jola Cultural Dance in Berrending Gambia 7. Griot Tradition of West Africa - Sibo Bangoura 8. Ballake Sissoko featuring Sona Jobarteh - Djourou --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/afriwetu/message

Hello Afri-WATU! Welcome to Part TWO of the MALI Empire! I hope you enjoy this as much as I did! It was such an awesome Empire and soooooooooo much to unpack! My Malinke Fam I hope you find I did your history justice, even if this is just such a small part of the history to be enjoyed and learned. It would be great to hear your thoughts. ASANTE to Lee Kanyottu who DELIVERED as always on the production & makes me sound good…(All spoken word mistakes are mine & mine alone!) You can leave a voice message on the Anchor App (podcast platform), would love to hear your feedback! Remember to follow us @AfriWetu on Twitter & IG. Credits - Podcast Producer: Lee Kanyottu. Creative Producer: Big City Ltd. Recorded at - Big City Studios. Music Credits: 1. Mamadou Diabate - Tunga Album 2. Relaxing Soft Kora Music For Meditation..From West Africa - Baohum 3.Musical Traditions in Mali - Instruments4Africa 4. The Sunjata Story - Glimpse of a Mande Epic - The Centre of Sound Communities 5. Toumani Diabete & Ballake Sissoko - 1999 Recital duo de kora 6. Jola Cultural Dance in Berrending Gambia 7. Griot Tradition of West Africa - Sibo Bangoura 8. Ballake Sissoko featuring Sona Jobarteh - Djourou --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/afriwetu/message

Hello Afri-WATU!   Welcome to Part One of the Mali Empire! You are in for a treat as this civilisation is packed with everything you can imagine...tune in and you shall see what I mean! My Mande people...I truly loved working on your history, tell AfriWetu what you think, forgive my mispronounciation of your beutiful words, share the correct ones using the Anchor voice mesage, or send a voice note to our socials or email! It would also be great to hear your thoughts on this great Empire.  ASANTE to Lee Kanyottu who DELIVERED as always on the production & makes me sound good…(All spoken word mistakes are mine & mine alone!) You can leave a voice message on the Anchor App (podcast platform), would love to hear your feedback!  Remember to follow us @AfriWetu on Twitter & IG. Email: karibu@afriwetu.com Credits - Podcast Producer: Lee Kanyottu. Creative Producer: Big City Ltd. Recorded at - Big City Studios.  Music Credits:  1. Mamadou Diabate - Tunga Album 2. Relaxing Soft Kora Music For Meditation..From West Africa - Baohum 3.Musical Traditions in Mali - Instruments4Africa 4. The Sunjata Story - Glimpse of a Mande Epic - The Centre of Sound Communities 5. Toumani Diabete & Ballake Sissoko - 1999 Recital duo de kora 6. Jola Cultural Dance in Berrending Gambia 7. Griot Tradition of West Africa - Sibo Bangoura 8. Ballake Sissoko featuring Sona Jobarteh - Djourou --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/afriwetu/message

Salty Dog's BEANS Podcast, June 2021 Visit: www.salty.com.au Bean counters, jar o beans, jumping beans, chilli beans! yep, we got em all! Two hours of really great cuts on the BEAN show this time around. Tracks from GA-20, James Harman, Billy Branch, Atomic 44's, Eric Bibb, Heartbrokers, Lisa Mills, Mike Stevens, Voodoo Preachers, Steve Earle, Richard Thompson, Lachlan Bryan, Stu Harcourt, Tony Joe White, Ballake Sissoko, Henry Gray, Chris Knight, Robert Finley, Barr Brothers, G.Love, Adam Douglas, Josh Cheyenne. ----------- ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. GA-20 / She's Gone / GA-20 Does Hound Dog Taylor 2. James Harman / I've Got So Many Women / Blues Harp Summit 3. Billy Branch and Sons of Blues / Blues and Lonesome / Alligator Records 50th Anniversary 4. Atomic 44's / Lyin' Still / Volume One 5. Eric Bibb / You Really Got Me / The Happiest Man In The World 6. ** Heartbrokers / Rank Outsider / Hearbrokers Vol 10 7. Lisa Mills / The Truth / I'm Changing 8. Mike Stevens and Matt Anderson / Push Record / The Banff Sessions 9. ** Paul Buchanan's Voodoo Preachers / Some Kind of Voodoo / Live of Moechella 2021 10. Steve Earle N The Dukes / Far Away In Another Town / J.T. 11. Richard Thompson / Tinker's Rhapsody / Serpent's Tears 12. ** Lachlan Bryan N The Wildes / You Remind Me Of Myself / You Remind Me Of Myself 13. ** Stu Harcourt / Livin The Dream / Patio of Life 14. Tony Joe White / Boot Money / Smoke From The Chimney 15. Ballake Sissoko N Vincent Segal / Oscarine / Chamber Music 16. Henry Gray and Bob Corritore / Cold Chills / From The Vaults Vol 2 17. James McMurty / Canola Fields / The Horses and The Hounds 18. Chris Knight / Jealous Kind / The Jealous Kind 19. Robert Finley / Country Child / Sharecropper's Son 20. The Barr Brothers / Lord, I Just Can't Keep From Crying / The Barr Brothers 21. G. Love and Special Sauce / Sometimes / Coast To Coast Motel 22. Adam Douglas / Aim To Please / I May Never Learn 23. ** Josh Cheyenne / So Good To My Baby / Natural Blues

In this episode, Andy meets Kenyan harpist Ayub Ogada on a beach in Cornwall, the Antioch Gospel group in a car park in New Orleans, Cuarteto Iglesias on a roof top in Cuba and a young Ballake Sissoko next to the railway tracks in Bamako, Mali. On his very first day recording with his Walkman Pro, Andy visits the Edale Bluegrass Festival then travels to Leeds to record a rare performance from guitarist Mark Knopfler in a pub with his early group The Duolian String Pickers. Back in Andy's kitchen Louisiana comes to Crouch End with sessions from blues man Lazy Lester and Cajun stars DL Menard, Eddie LeJeune and Ken Smith. Plus we pay another visit to Wilkinson's HiFi in Nelson to find out just why the compact cassette format is so enduring and well loved.

Aquesta setmana comencem amb el nou disc de Ballake Sissoko i la seva Kora, descobrim dues novetats de veus femenines africanes el nou disc de Kady Diarra des de Burkina Faso i la veu de Fatim Kouyate sobre les programacions electròniques del col·lectiu Mawimbi, recomanem concerts de Israel Fernandez i Diego del Morao a Barcelona i de Colina Miralta Sambeat a Olot i tenim records per Tony Allen i Manu Dibango amb més novetats.

Some songs for the first of May, celebrating the great English traditions of this special day. Plus some interesting new music from Ontario's The Deep Dark Woods, Welsh singer The Gentle Good and his new project combining his native music with trad from Assam, some tasty Chinese folk rock from Manhu, and lots of great fiddlers and singers. Bookended with two kora masters, Toumani Diabate and Ballake Sissoko.

Celebrating 40 years in Canada this weekend, I spun new releases from Toumani Diabate & The LSO, Ballake Sissoko, Rhiannon Giddens, Peggy Seeger, Annabelle Chvostek, The Banter, Martin Simpson, Magpie Arc, and a slew of Canadian artists like Spirit of the West, Rum Ragged, Beolach, Pharis & Jason, and Fear of Drinking. What a great country this is!

Music from many of the artists nominated for Canadian Folk Music Awards (virtually this week), a feature on kora master Ballake Sissoko, and some great new releases

Mathieu Girod vous partage sa rencontre avec le célèbre virtuose de la kora, Ballaké Sissoko. A l'occasion de la sortie de son nouvel album Djourou, le grand griot malien raconte quatre décennies de carrière musicale, de collaborations et de musique mandingue dont il incarne la 51ème génération de sa lignée !Fils de Djelimady Sissoko, directeur adjoint de l'Ensemble Instrumental du Mali, Ballaké va écouter jouer son père durant de nombreuses heures. Un jour, ce dernier lui confie les clefs de sa chambre où reposait sa kora, afin qu'il reprenne le flambeau. Il intègre l'ensemble instrumental national et prend la place de son père après son décès. Il se forme en parallèle auprès de son oncle Sidiki Diabaté, père de Toumani. Héritier d'une tradition séculaire, Ballake Sissoko va entremêler les cordes de sa kora avec d'autres genres musicaux. Il en suivra des collaborations avec de nombreux artistes tels que le pianiste italien Ludovico Einaudi ou le contrebassiste Vincent Ségal, en passant par son projet 3MA au côté du joueur de valiha malgache Rajery et du joueur du oudiste marocain Driss El Maloumi.Son nouvel album sorti sur le label No Format synthétise les nombreuses expériences de Ballaké Sissoko. Djourou signifie la corde, celle qui le relie aux autres, celle également qui lui a permis de perpétuer la tradition tout en l'amenant dans de nouvelles directions. Il en découle un de ses albums les plus aboutis où le kora fola invite au gré des morceaux de ce disque ses différents compagnons de route. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Featuring: Guilhem Desq, Valerie June, John Hiatt & The Jerry Douglas Band, Olivia Chaney, New Moon Jelly Roll Freedom Rockers, Ballake Sissoko feat. Sona Jobarteh New music with a touch of Americana and world flavour

Baba et Ballake Sissoko à la Salle Philharmonique ce 22 octobre Baba et Ballaké Sissoko sont cousins ; après plusieurs décennies à fréquenter les plus grands noms des musiques du monde et du jazz (Ibrahim Ferrer, Taj Mahal, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Toots Thielemans, Liu Fang, Vincent Ségal...), ils se réunissent sur un projet « qui parle du respect pour la famille, nos origines, notre culture, nos traditions. ». Une musique de paix, magnifiée par le ngoni (luth), le tama (« tambour parlant ») et la voix chaleureuse de Baba, et la kora de Ballaké, ce magnifique et imposant instrument ancestral proche de la harpe, aux sonorités envoûtantes.

Where else are you gonna Malian kora music, country, rockabilly, and extended guitar improv in one podcast? Without even getting off of your couch? Nowhere! Tune in and enjoy!       But do get off your couch if you’re in Brooklyn! Come see me, The Great Dying, and Goldenchild at C’mon Everybody in Brooklyn on Thursday, February 20th! This’ll be a full-band show for Goldenchild, and the Great Dying are Brooklyn-born and bred. “Writing a Song in Blue Ink” was initially written for David Berman. This stands to be a fantastic show! Ballake Sissoko and Baba Sissoko-- “Sigi Gno Gonya” AND “Angata” (Sissoko & Sissoko) KINLEY -- “Washington” (KINLEY) Jordan McEwen -- “Strike a Chord” (Single) Christopher Paul Stelling -- “Trouble Don’t Follow Me” AND “Something in Return” (Best of Luck) Ron Pope -- “Wait and See” AND “Habits” (Bone Structure) Tami Neilson -- “You Were Mine” AND “Queenie, Queenie” (CHICKABOOM!) Joe Buchanan -- “Driftwood” AND “How Good It Is” (Back From Babylon) Emma Hill -- “Early To Bed” (How Could I Have Been So Wrong?) Melody English -- “Affect Me” AND “Badlands” (Melody) Goldenchild -- “I Just Want Tonight” (Goldenchild) The Great Dying -- “Writing a Song in Blue Ink” (Bloody Noses & Roses) Elkhorn -- “Electric One (Part B)” (The Storm Sessions)   Send me music via SubmitHub! Send me money via Ko-fi or Patreon. Find Rachel and her comic via https://linktr.ee/rachel.cholst

„Pakeliui su klasika“ – Antonio Carloso Jobimo dainos „Kovo vandenys“ sėkmė ir populiarumas po 9-ajame dešimt, pasirodžiusių gaiviojo gėrimo „Coca-cola“ reklamų Šiaurės ir Pietų Amerikos žemynuose. Vėliau skambės italų kompozitoriaus Ludovico Einaudi muzika, kuri naudojama „Amazon“, Indijos telekomunikacijos tinklo „Airtel“, BBC kultūros programų reklamoms. Klausysimės ir jo 2003-ųjų albumo „Diaro Mali“ įrašų, kuriuose Einaudis fortepijonu improvizuoja kartu su koros meistru Ballake Sissoko. Rubrikoje „Retro“ – žymiosios dainininkės Teresos Stratas balsas. Laidos pabaigoje – „Kronos“ kvartetas, atliekantis Billo Evanso kūrinius. Tai 5-asis ansamblio albumas, pasirodęs 1986-aisiais, kurio įrašuose kolektyvas demonstruoja gebėjimą improvizuoti su džiazo žvaigždėmis. Ved. Ieva Buinevičiūtė.

Solénoïde (19.11.2018) - Solénoïde propose une 'Blender Session’ un peu spéciale puisque nous introduisons un nouveau critère de sélection : celui du partenariat international. L’idée est de s’intéresser à des productions réunissant des artistes de différentes nationalités collaborant aussi bien au sein de groupes établis que lors de réunions musicales éphémères. Cette volonté de s’associer entre musiciens d’origines très diverses est à la base de projets souvent osés et parfois géniaux !

From taking power to making power, a special report from Athens, Greece where many are asking if progressives in government can change much at all if people don't first change society. In 2015, anti-austerity Greeks were disappointed by the progressive left Syriza government, which they'd voted into office after the financial crisis, but the other things they did to meet society's needs just might be sowing the seeds for transformation. Music featured:  "Hook or Crook" by Antibales and "Histoire De Molly" by Ballake Sissoko & Vincent Segal.  Please write a review where ever you subscribe to this podcast.

Paris has been a thriving capital for African music for decades. Since the 1980s, many major musicians such as Mory Kanté, Khaled and Amadou and Mariam launched their international careers there. Today, as migration patterns evolve, borders tighten and the world becomes increasingly connected via the Internet, Paris remains more than ever a city of encounters and innovations for artists of African origin. With new generations experimenting and new audiences emerging, the term “world music” has lost relevance as artists explore outside geographic and industry-dictated boundaries. In this program, we explore the new "Afropolitan" sounds of Paris, from concert halls to studios, from the heart of the city to immigrant neighborhoods in the banlieues. We hear from Mauritanian singer Noura Mint Seymali, and instrumentalists Ballake Sissoko and Lansiné Kouyaté exploring alongside classically trained French musicians. We catch up with Nigerian Afrobeat pioneer Tony Allen to hear about his life in Paris and his new jazz project, drop in on a recording session with young Algerian raï singer Sofiane Saidi, and meet Sudanese flautist Ghandi Adam, who provides a musical platform for migrants and refugees with his Lamma Orchestra. The sounds of tomorrow are in the making in Paris today! Produced by Elodie Maillot and Alejandro Van Zandt-Escobar Follow Afropop Worldwide on Facebook at www.facebook.com/afropop, on Instagram @afropopworldwide and on Twitter @afropopww. Subscribe to the Afropop Worldwide newsletter at www.afropop.org/newsletter/ APWW #769 Distributed 12/21/2017

Here’s Afropop’s annual roundup of great live recordings we’ve captured over the past year but haven't found time to air. We'll hear live tracks from our recent fieldwork in Nigeria, highlights from the Nuits d’Afrique festival in Montreal, the Sacred Music Festival in Fes, Morocco, and the Africa Now! festival at New York’s Apollo Theater, as well as intimate recordings of the kora/cello duo Ballake Sissoko and Vincent Segal. From a Hausa traditional jam in northern Nigeria to rowdy Congolese rock from Mbongwana Star in New York City, expect a rich platter of sounds. Less talk, more music! Produced by Banning Eyre and Ben Richmond. Follow Afropop Worldwide on Facebook at www.facebook.com/afropop, on Instagram @afropopworldwide and on Twitter @afropopww. Subscribe to the Afropop Worldwide newsletter at www.afropop.org/newsletter/ APWW #766

From taking power to making power. This week on The Laura Flanders Show, a special report from Athens, Greece where many are asking if progressives in government can change much at all if people don't first change society. In 2015, anti-austerity Greeks were disappointed by the progressive left Syriza government, which they'd voted into office after the financial crisis, but the other things they did to meet society's needs just might be sowing the seeds for transformation. Music featured:  "Hook or Crook" by Antibales and "Histoire De Molly" by Ballake Sissoko & Vincent Segal.  Please write a review where ever you subscribe to this podcast. 

Samira Ahmed takes a tour of the Haworth Parsonage to consider the closed world of the Brontë siblings, and the how their imaginative childhood games fed into their writing. Novelists AS Byatt and Sophia McDougall, and actor Tom Burke who plays Mr Rochester in the new Radio 4 adaptation of Jane Eyre, discuss the enduring appeal of the Brontës' characters.Michael Carlson reviews Truth, starring Robert Redford and Cate Blanchett, in which an investigative team at CBS News comes under fire for possible inaccuracies. The film is based on television news producer Mary Mapes' memoir Truth and Duty: The Press, the President and the Privilege of Power.Malian kora player Ballaké Sissoko and French cellist Vincent Ségal recorded their album Musique de Nuit last year. Before they begin their tour of the UK, they discuss how they shunned the music studio, choosing instead to record on a Bamako rooftop.Presenter Samira Ahmed Producer Dixi Stewart.

Listen to music for duos on this New Sounds show, including stunning and inviting works from harpist Mary Lattimore & synth/guitarist/producer Jeff Zeigler from their recent collaboration, "Slant of Light."  Also, hear music from Xylouris White, comprised of Cretan singer and lute player George Xylouris and drummer/percussionist Jim White (The Dirty Three, Cat Power, others), recorded and engineered by Guy Picciotto (Fugazi, Rites of Spring). Then, hear music by Paola Prestini from a new record by cellist Jeffrey Zeigler (formerly of Kronos Quartet), which features percussionist/composer Jason Treuting (So Percussion). Prestini's Listen, Quiet is a conversation between cello passages and drums, blocks, marimba, and what sounds like glockenspiel all layered over cuts of chattering groups of female voices.  Plus, music from the recent record by Piers Faccini & Vincent Segal, and more. PROGRAM #3661 Duos (First aired on 11/14/2014)   ARTIST(S) RECORDING CUT(S) SOURCE Jeffrey Zeigler (+ Jason Treuting, percussion) Something of Life Paolo Prestini: Listen, Quiet, excerpt [1:30] Innova 905 innova.mu Mary Lattimore & Jeff Zeigler Slant of Light The White Balloon [3:21] Thrill 374 thrilljockey.com Xylouris White Goats Psarandonis Syrto [4:38] Other Music Recording Co. othermusicrecordingco.com Piers Faccini & Vincent Segal Songs of Time Lost Mangé Pou Le Coeur [4:59] Six Degrees Records sixdegreesrecords.com Ballake Sissoko & Vincent Segal Chamber Music Halinkata Djoubé [5:08] Six Degrees Records #1171 sixdegreesrecords.com or via Amazon.com Jeffrey Zeigler (+ Jason Treuting, percussion) Something of Life Paolo Prestini: Listen, Quiet Innova 905 innova.mu Mary Lattimore & Jeff Zeigler Slant of Light Welsh Corgis In The Snow [7:27] See above. Xylouris White Goats Suburb [6:23] See above.

One hour vinyasa yoga class recorded live.  Roots, Stem, Leaves, Flower.  Music:   Ballake Sissoko

Gang of Four, Braids, Brian Eno, Eskmo, Ballake Sissoko, Kid Koala, CongotronicsMoaning about the weather, floods in Oz and Rio and Pakistan,REevolution in Tunisia, Egypt, Sudan, Nigeria, leaks in PalestineFacebook and Twitter, levers of change

This was one show everyone wanted to catch. Magic happens when Ballak? Sissoko and Vincent Segal perform. This night at globalFEST was no exception. When the kora and a cello sit side by side, there's a clear cultural juxtaposition of African and European musical tradition. But despite the striking contrast, when the Malian kora player Sissoko and French cellist Segal sit down together, nothing sounds more natural. Sissoko plucks sweet harp-like sounds from the 21-stringed kora, while Segal draws unexpected sounds from his cello, sometimes evoking woodwinds. The acoustic pairing and cultural combination has become an exciting new sound in chamber music.

Muchty chimes from 3bagsbrew(The Freesound Project Thank you!)........Kora Bali by Toumani Diabate &.Ballake Sissoko.....Inner Land Deepak Chopra............Explore Part 4. from Life In Balance Crystal Bowl CD.....Kaira by Toumani Diabate.............Explore Part 1 from Life in Balance.............Tambura. ...April Soliloquy by Cornell Kinderknecht.....Kanou by Ballake Sissoko.......Two Lovers by Ali Akbar Khan more windchimes/chimes form 3bagsbrew the Freesound project thanks again! nice windchime audio..so relaxing...peace

Officina Zoe, Tribu Italiche, RiuTalea, Tribu Italiche, Frasi a catenaLuca De Nuzzo, Luca De Nuzzo, Vole le'altalene all'autunneAdosso agli scalini, Piripicchio, PiripicchioCantori di Villa Castelli, Tribu Italiche, Pizzica di Villa CastelliOpa Cupa, Live in Contrada Tangano, ArtiganaBandadriatica, Contagio, Brindisi DCAnna Maria Villani, Raffaella Aprile, Maria Mazzotta, Tribu Italiche, E quista e' la strada de le donne belleNidi D'Arac, Nidi D'Arac, Ahi tamburrieddhu!Mascarimiri, Tribu Italiche, BendiriRosapaeda, In forma di Rosa, mamme nan ge steieNistanimera, Chore, Evo e' mmuteoToumani Diabate with Ballake Sissoko, New Ancient Strings, Bi LambamEllika & Solo, Abaraka! Tack!, Zanussi/SeneghallingKora Jazz Trio, Kora Jazz Trio, N'DyabaJayme Stone & Mansa Sissoko, Africa to Appalachia, Dakar