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Je pousse la porte de la salle de boxe pour rencontrer Fadimata Amadou.Cela fait un moment que nous échangeons sur les réseaux.Fadimata.J'ai l'impression de la connaître.Je l'aperçois au fond de la salle,en train de donner son âme sur un vélo.Je la salue timidement,je ne veux pas perturber son entrainement.J'observe le lieu, les personnages.Il règne ici une atmosphère de film de cinéma.Je m'emplis de l'odeur de la salle, des  craquelures au mur et des corps en mouvement.Au milieu du ring, je reconnais Boris Bona,Le coach de Fadimata. Avec lui, Lionel, un boxeur dont le prochain combat est imminent.Tous les deux sont impressionnantsde sueur, d'engagement.Leurs corps sont affûtés et les coups puissants,d'une précision chirurgicale.Ce nouvel épisode de Combattantes est une traversée dans le monde de FADIMATA AMADOU.A 33 ans, celle qui m'a demandé de l'appeler Fatou,s'entraîne au club associatif du KRONK MUAYTHAI, à Savigny-sur-Orge.Ici, tous les encadrants sont bénévoles.Au moment de notre rencontre, Fatou se prépare à défendre dans quelques joursun nouveau titre de championne de France en muaythai.C'est une boxe dure qui nécessite une condition physique irréprochable. Dans le muaythai les boxeurs frappent aussi avec les parties les plus dures de leur corps : tibias, genoux, coudes.Les corps sont entraînés à recevoir de la brutalité et à en donner.Comment Fatou a-t-elle rencontré la boxe ?Dans ce nouvel épisode, elle partage comment cette pratique l'a aidée à se libérer de la colère, des injusticeset les liens puissants qui l'unissent à son coach Boris Bonna et à Michel Hervé, fondateur et Président du Kronk.Que cet épisode puisse traverser les coeurs comme il a traversé le mien !Bonne écoute.Avec la participation de :Fadimata Amadou : boxeuse professionnelleBoris Bona : coach au KRONK, il entraîne les compétiteursMichel Hervé : fondateur et président du KRONKMerci aussi à l' USP Boxing Thaï de Palaiseau, lieu dans lequel a été réalisé cet épisode et où Boris coach aussi.Références :- La magnifique chanson MANITOUMANI - M, Toumani Diabate, Sidiki Diabaté, Fatoumata Diawara - Laisse tomber les filles - Irina Rimes x David Goldcher - Extraits sonores du combat de Fadimata Amadou contre Celia Sarraute lors des Queen Gloves..............................................................................................................................Un immense merci à chacune et à chacun d'entre vouspour votre écoute,pour votre force.Vous pouvez soutenir le podcast en vous abonnant, en laissant des étoiles et des commentaires sur les plateformes d'écoute, et en parlant autour de vous.Vous pouvez aussi nous retrouver ici combattantes.com ou sur Instagram instagram.com/combattantes_podcast/Merci l'équipe !Et à bientôt pour traverser le monde d'une nouvelle combattante !Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

In onda Fabio Barbieri. Musiche: Doves, Michael Head and the Strands, Bonnie Prince Billy, Patterson Hood, Jim White and Trey Blake, Cure, Vashti Bunyan, Toumani Diabate, Anouar Brahem, Anja Lechner, Django Bates and Dave Holland, Stefano Bollani Trio.

An intimate look at Toumani Diabaté through 30 years of Afropop Worldwide conversations. From his home in Bamako to concert halls worldwide, Toumani revolutionized the kora and brought West African music to new heights – winning Grammys and collaborating with everyone from Ali Farka Touré to the London Symphony Orchestra. Join us as his longtime friend and producer Lucy Durán shares personal stories, while rare recordings capture Toumani's genius at different moments in his incredible career. Through his own words and music, we celebrate a true innovator who never forgot his griot roots. Produced by Banning Eyre for Afropop Worldwide, featuring exclusive archive material and performances.

La Sucrerie Musicale revisite les classiques en mode afro house. De quoi chill ou t'ambiancer suivant ton mood !! La setlist : Salif Keita, MoBlack, Cesaria Evora, Franc Fala & Benja - Yamore Anis hachemi & Dj Emir - Finesse Fatoumata Diawara, Toumani Diabate, Sidiki Diabaté & M - Manitoumani (Remix) The Weeknd - Die For You (Remix) Justice & Tame Impala - Neverender (Remix) Candi Staton - Hallelujah Anyway (Remix) Eren Yildiz & Alya Gozacan - Back To Black Swedish House Mafia & Niki & The Dove - Lioness (Remix) David Guetta & Kelly Rowland - When Love Takes Over (Remix) YG Marley - Praise Jah In the Moonlight (Remix) Kanye West - Power (Remix) Lana Del Rey - Summertime Sadness x Gorah (Remix) LeadbacK & Ibara - Salma Ya Salama Bod Sinclar - Amora Amor (Remix) Supermode - Tell Me Why (Remix) The Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition (Remix) Enjoy !! • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tristanrivier • Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TristanRivier • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tristan_rivier • Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/tristanrivier • Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/sucr%E2%80%A6le/id1468574029 • Booking: booking.tristanrivier@gmail.com

Episode 302: Joe Boyd is one of the most accomplished and eclectic record producers in the story of popular music. As an American living in London, he helped break psychedelic folk rock pioneers The Incredible String Band and worked with Pink Floyd, Nick Drake, and Fairport Convention. He founded Hannibal Records, giving a home to the solo career of Richard Thompson. He's also worked with Kate and Anna McGarrigle, Toumani Diabate, Geoff and Maria Muldauer, and many more. He was also part of the small cadre of music marketers and labels that created the market category of World Music in the 1980s. Here, Boyd talks about his journey and his epic new book And The Roots of Rhythm Remain. 

Con Shane McGowan (The Pogues), The Soft Moon, Damo Suzuki (Can), James Chance, Steve Albini, Karl Wallinger, Steve Harley, Françoise Hardy, Kris Kristoffreson, Liam Payne (One Direction), Nell, Toumani Diabate, Ségio Mendes y Pino D'Angiò.Escuchar audio

On this week's episode of Red Carpet, host Jackson Mvunganyi is joined by Heather Maxwell, the host of VOA's Music Time in Africa, to discuss the legacy of Toumani Dibate, Mali's master of the Kora who passed away on July 19. Plus, Ghanaian artists start a campaign focused on advocating for the restoration and repatriation of looted artifacts. This and more entertainment-related updates on today's Red Carpet!

Kora playing griot from Mali, Toumani Diabate, passed away a couple of weeks ago. Here is my second crack at paying homage to the great man. He was only 58. He collaborated with so many great artists in recent years. This was also a special Edmonton Folk Music Festival edition. Canada's biggest folk festival and one I try my best to attend every year. Lots of new and exciting music this time around. I'll have a report on next week's show.

Featuring a tribute to the late Malian kora master Toumani Diabate, new music by Sweden's Goat and London's Los Bitchos + more!

1. (Intro) Ian A Anderson : Goblets & Elms from the CD Onwards (Ghosts From The Basement)2. The Rheingans Sisters : Devils from the CD Start Close In (Rheingans Sisters)3. Lo'Jo : Valse Étrange from the CD Les Feuilles Fauves (Yotanka)4. The Young Tradition : Knight William And The Shepherd's Daughter from the CD Oberlin 1968 (Fledg'ling)5. Woodstock Mountains feat. Happy Traum : Sally Ann from the CD Music From Mud Acres (Rounder) out of print6. Toumani Diabate's Symmetric Orchestra : Jarabi from the CD Shake The Whole World (Ki-Oon / Sony Japan) out of print7. Various Prisoners : Parchman Prison Blues from the CD Another Mississippi Sunday Morning (Glitterbeat)8. Muddy Gurdy : Louisiana Blues from the CD Seven (Buda)9. Rachel Newton : Harvest Moon from the CD Sealladh (Hudson) 10. DLÙ : Mhic Iain 'ic Sheumais from the CD Close To (Dluth) 11. Trio Ged : Gamle Klaeder from the DL album West Country (GO Danish Folk Music)12. Nathan Bowles Trio : Top Button from the CD Are Possible (Drag City) 13. Kiioto : Spanish Moss from the CD As Dust We Rise (Nude) 14. Beth Gibbons : Tell Me Who You Are Today from the CD Lives Outgrown (Domino)15. Rising Appalachia : Silver – Live from the DL album Live From New Orleans At Preservation Hall (Rising Appalachia)16. Brennen Leigh : I Ain't Through Honky Tonkin' Yet from the CD Ain't Through Honky Tonkin' Yet (Signature Sounds)17. Fanfare Ciocarlia : Me Sem Rom from the DL Single (Asphalt Tango)18. The Bongo Hop feat. Nidia Gongora : La Pata Coja from the DL Single (Underdog)19. We Are Muffy : 20th Century Folk Hymnal from the DL single (We Are Muffy)20. Simon Jones : If A Tree Did Grow From Me from the CD EP Lust, Desire & Blood (Simon Jones)21. Tarren : Jolly Bold Robber from the CD Outside Time (Many A Thousand)22. Okaidja Afroso : No Tsámór from the CD Àbór Édin (Chechekule)23. Bassekou Kouyate & Amy Sacko : Djeitmba from the CD Djudjon (One World)24. Córas Trio : Tommy Peoples' from the CD Córas Trio (Coracle) 25. Dorothy Carter : Masquerade from the DL/LP Troubadour (Drag City) 26. Tucker Zimmerman : So It Goes from the CD I Wonder If I'll Ever Come True (Big Potato)27. The Long Runners : KC Moan from the CD On The Run (Wild Goose) 28. The Breath : Too Many Have Gone (live) from the DL Single (Real World) 29. Dario Muci : Sant Asili from the CD Talassa (Zero Nove Nove) 30. Andrew Tuttle & Michael Chapman : Wholly Unrelated To Four Seasons from the CD Another Tide, Another Fish (Basin Rock) You can find more details including past playlists and links to labels at www.podwireless.comPodwireless can also be heard streamed live on Mixcloud.Follow the links for previous podcasts.

Paying homage to Malian kora master Toumani Diabate who died this week. Such a sad loss. Also to English blues legend John Mayall, also gone this week. Previews of Vancouver concerts by The Decemberists, Molly Tuttle, and Robert Plant and Alison Krauss coming soon. And a feature on this weekend's Mission Folk Festival. It's SOCAN week, too, so lots of Canadians in the mix

Aquesta setmana dediquem tot el programa al mestre del ngoni Bassekou Kouyate que des de Mali és una part molt important de la música dels darrers 40 anys. Ja sigui acompanyant la kora de Toumani Diabate o bé altres músics o a través de diverses col·laboracions internacionals i sobretot els darrers anys amb el seu propi projecte Ngoni Ba.

En AfricaPachanga tenemos hoy un programa muy especial, el que hacemos todos los años a finales de este mes, para celebrar el 25-M, el día 25 de Mayo, que conmemoramos el Día de África, una fecha elegida porque el 25 de mayo de 1963, se fundó en Addis Adeba, la capital de Etiopía, la Organización de la Unidad Africana (OUA) En este especial dedicado al 25-M, seleccionamos temas de músicos africanos cantando a su continente,, mensajes de esperanza, de lucha y de unidad de todos los africanos. Disfruta!! Track List Didier Awadi - L'Africain Kweku Of Ghana - Ebenezer Bassekou Kouyate - Wele Cuba Sia Tolno - Africa Faré Tiken Jah Fakoly - Ca Va Faire Mal (Acoustic) Bantu - Africa For Sale Angelique Kidjo - Africa, One of Kind Sauti Sol - Africa Santrofi - Africa (live) Toumani Diabate & Symmetric - Zamakoule Super Eagles - Gambia Zambi Franco - Marie Naboyi

Aquesta setmana dediquem el programa al mestre de la Kora Toumani Diabate. Fill d'una família de griots ha mantingut la tradició d'aquest noble instrument antecedent de l'arpa i alhora l'ha obert a la modernitat amb noves interpretacions i col·laboracions amb el flamenc (Songhai amb Ketama) el blues (Ali Farka Toure o Taj Mahal). Actualment és un dels músics de Mali amb més reputació internacional.

If you've followed the news out of Mali since 2012, you may be discouraged by the conflict, violence and political turmoil in the headlines. But Mali has a long and profound history. It has met many challenges in the past. In this program, Professor Cherif Keita expertly guides us through the early history of Mali, up through the end of the 20th century, told through the music of the country's great musical artists, Salif Keita, Toumani Diabate, Ali Farka Toure and others. It's a classic! Produced by Banning Eyre in 2010 APWW #588

Featuring music from Iran's Kayhan Kalhor & Mali's Toumani Diabate, a new live compilation of Paco de Lucia's past performances at Montreux, the Indonesian-influenced Amsterdam sextet Nusantara Beat + more!

Repaso libre a la Transglobal World Music Chart de este mes, confeccionada a través de la votación de un panel de divulgadores de las músicas del mundo de todos los continentes, del que los hacedores de Mundofonías somos cocreadores y coimpulsores. Este mes de junio del 2023 la música nos llega desde el sur de Italia, Escocia, Escandinavia, Macedonia del Norte, Siria, Senegal, el sur de la India o Tombuctú, para terminar con el encuentro persa-maliense de Kayhan Kalhor y Toumani Diabate, que se sitúa en el número 1. A loose review of this month's Transglobal World Music Chart, determined by a panel of world music specialists from all the continents, of which the Mundofonías‘ presenters are co-creators and co-promoters. This June 2023 music comes to us from Southern Italy, Scotland, Scandinavia, North Macedonia, Syria, Senegal, South India or Timbuktu, ending with the Persian-Malian encounter of Kayhan Kalhor and Toumani Diabate, which is placed at number 1. Yarákä - Fronni d'Alia - Curannera Sarah-Jane Summers & Juhani Silvola - Number - Sølvstrøk Dobrila & Dorian Duo - More pofali se - Dobrila & Dorian Duo 2 Le Cri du Caire - Le marcheur - Le Cri du Caire Jawa - Taba waqti - Last breaths from Aleppo Seckou Keita & BBC Concert Orchestra – The future strings variation – African rhapsodies Aditya Prakash - Raga Natabhairavi - Karnatik roots Al Bilali Soudan - Tarhanin - Babi Kayhan Kalhor and Toumani Diabate - Wayfarers of the legends - The sky is the same colour everywhere Imagen / Image: Kayhan Kalhor and Toumani Diabate (📸 Andy Spyra)

La música de la mítica Orchestre Poly-Rythmo vuelve, de la mano de un disco en solitario de su gran cantante, Vincent Ahehehinnou, afrofunk de raíces vudu. Más novedades con la kora del maliense Toumani Diabate y de la gambiana Sona Jobarteh. También, tenemos hoy el balafón de la Kanazoe Orkestra, y la magnífica reedición del benga de los 80 de Kenia con Kyangana Boys Band. Además, salsa africana con el senegalés Pape Fall y la beninesa African Salsa Orchestra, rumba congoleña de Zaiko Langa Langa, y los genios del highlife Alex Konadu, y del afrobeat Tony Allen Track List Vincent Ahehehinnou - Bozan Vincent Ahehehinnou - Prends Ma Main Toumani Diabate - Youssou Kanazoe Orkestra - Folikadi Sona Jobarteh - Gambia Kyangana Boys Band - Iveti Matuu Aya Pape Fall - Artisanat African Salsa Orchestra - Atchegbe Magnon Zaiko Langa Langa - Deception B Alex Konadu - Mafe Wo Tony Allen - African Man

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Solénoïde (21.11.2022) - Instrument fétiche de la culture mandingue, la kora est mise à l'honneur dans cette émission spéciale. Popularisé par des artistes tels que Toumani Diabaté, Mory Kanté ou Foday Musa Suso, ce joyau subsaharien est un médiateur universel capable de transgresser toutes sortes de frontières. De flirts pop folk en dialogues contemporains, Solénoïde vous présentera une large sélection d'usages non conventionnels de la kora et ouvrira pour vous quelques unes des voies menant vers les mondes enchanteurs de cet instrument singulier et mythique.

Novedades en la edición de hoy de AfricaPachanga, con la Star Feminine, una banda de chicas jóvenes de Benín que fusionan músicas tradicionales con highlife, y con Vieux Farka Toure que vuelve a las raíces de la música de Shongai y al blues del desierto. También, el afrobeat y la música tradicional de Ghana de Isaac Birituro & The Rail Abandon, los afrobeats de la gran estrella nigeriana Burna Boy, la actualización del afrofunk y afrodisco nigeriano de los 80 que hacen Ibibio Sound Machine, y la rapera maliense Ami Yerewolo. Además, en la segunda parte seguimos con grandes de la música africana: la kora del maliense Toumani Diabate, la diva del mbalax senegalés Kiné Lam, la rumba keniata de Simba Wanyika, la salsa africana de Africando, y el rapero que mejor ha traído las fusiones de Ghana de los 70 al mundo del rap, Blitz The Ambassador Contacto: africapachanga@hotmail.com Track List Star Feminine Band - We Are Star Feminine Band Vieux Farka Toure - Gabon Ni Tie Isaac Birituro & The Rail Abandon - Senye Burna Boy - Science Ibibio Sound Machine - Wanna See Your Face Again Ami Yerewolo - Maliba Toumani Diabate & Symmetric - Ya Fama Kiné Lam - Deuram Simba Wanyika - Pole Pole Africando - Betece Blitz The Ambassador - Juju Girl

From the 2022 New York Guitar Festival at The Greene Space, hear Malian guitar virtuoso Vieux Farka Touré. The Malian singer and guitarist's career began with collaborations with two of West Africa's most celebrated musicians: the kora player Toumani Diabate and Vieux's own dad, the famous guitarist Ali Farka Touré. Since then he has worked with American singer Julia Easterlin and popular Israeli musician Idan Raichel, in addition to releasing five solo studio albums rooted in the sounds and rhythms of West African blues. His latest record, Les Racines (2022), addresses unrest in his home country, and marks a return to his roots – the style of his father's playing. He and percussionist Adama Kone perform in The Greene Space. (-John Schaefer) Set list: "Philipa", "Fafa", "Ali", "Tamala", "Ngala Kaourene", "Djaraby"Watch "Philipa": Watch "Fafa", "Ali", "Tamala": Watch "Ngala Kaourene": Watch "Djaraby":

Poet and performer, Inua Ellams dashes through Dublin as part of 05Fest, Derek Gripper celebrates the kora magic of Toumani Diabate, an introduction to FertiliTikTok and the further adventures of Tadhg O'Sullivan in the land of not knowing.

In this episode, Taraleigh and Dr. Leah talk with guitarist Walter Strauss about how he rides the edge in making music and life in general. Listeners get a music lesson as he breaks down concepts of groove, melody, rhythm, and harmony for all to understand with guitar accompaniment for experiential learning. The three discuss spontaneity and generosity in improv and live music and what it's like for everyone to be riding that edge together. Walter talks about his upcoming solo album For Melody Wherever She May Find Me and his musical collaborations all over the world. For the “Did you Know,” Dr. Leah shares how live music can relate to attachment theory and Taraleigh encourages listeners to be inspired by their favorite musicians to repair relational breaks in the “Daily Jam.” Walter Strauss is an innovative guitarist known for his richly textured and syncopated playing, as well as his international collaborations. A composer and songwriter in diverse genres, he also translates music from other instruments to the guitar, resulting in mind-bending guitar renditions of the music of the West African kora that legendary kora player Toumani Diabate calls “inspirational,” as well as music of other far-flung instruments of the world. Walter's current solo release (out April 20) “For Melody, Wherever She May Find Me” is a guitar exploration of beautiful global song melodies and originals - from a Malian balafon melody to a Stevie Wonder song and a Shetland fiddle tune. He continues his collaborations - Mamajowali, with Wassoulou hunter's harp player Mamadou Sidibe and American multi-instrumentalist Joe Craven, Fula Brothers with Mamadou Sidibe, and FulaMuse, the combined band of Fula Brothers and west coast songbirds MaMuse. Walter has composed music for film, including the Ken Burns / Artemis Joukowsky documentary “Defying the Nazis”, and the “Re-evolution: The Cuban Dream” series on PBS. He has also produced and engineered records for artists like MaMuse and former Waybacks frontman Stevie Coyle. Walter's Bay Area CD release show is coming up at Freight and Salvage in Berkeley on April 20.This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes and join our Facebook group to dive deeper into the conversation of live music and health and wellness.Groove Therapy is brought to you by Osiris Media. To discover more podcasts that connect you more deeply to the music you love, check out osirispod.com.Visit SunsetLakeCBD.com and use the promo code GROOVE for 20% off premium CBD products. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ep #124 with Derek Gripper, guitarist and composer. Derek Gripper, who is from Capetown, South Africa, discovered the music of Toumani Diabate, a kora player from Mali and it changed his life. He decided to transcribe the music by this African Griot for the classical guitar. Toumani is an true innovator on the kora and developed a style where he plays 3 parts at once - bass lines, accompaniment and melody simultaneously. He adapted this multi-layered fingerstyle of Tomani's kora playing and has been touring and teaching classes online to students from all over the world. A Worldsoul Records production derrikjordan.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/109866072979176/videos/525065089412574 YouTube: https://youtu.be/JVQfuiqMjN8 Soundcloud: Derrik Jordan Host and Producer of The World Fusion Show National Winner of the Best Entertainment and Arts Series 2019 on Public Access TV https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl_qGDBJ-IVM28kF68RwM5Q/videos https://soundcloud.com/hilljoy

It's Episode 12 and Travel Notes is officially 1 year old! In today's show we are joined by a special guest, South African guitarist Derek Gripper. We dive deep into the nitty-gritty, not so pretty side of the classical guitar, explore the connection between kora master Toumani Diabate and JS Bach, talk about lessons Derek has learned from studying kora music and how he has applied them to the classical guitar. He even performs a song off of his album, Billy Goes to Durban which is inspired by southern baptist preacher Billy Graham. Hope you guys enjoy the show!P.S.To celebrate this milestone, there will be a longer extended episode on youtube where we dive into even more topics like yoga, the Bach basement tapes, ga ga dance, ancient Eastern Cape bow music and much more. You definitely don't want to miss it. To access the video, check out the Travel Notes Instagram Page for a link in the bio.

Lyse Doucet is the BBC's award-winning chief international correspondent, reporting from a range of postings including in Kabul, Islamabad, Tehran and Jerusalem for nearly 40 years. Lyse was born in Bathhurst, New Brunswick, in eastern Canada and after graduating with a master's degree from the University of Toronto she set her sights on becoming a journalist. She took her first step by signing up with the volunteer agency Canadian Crossroads International which offered her a placement in Ivory Coast, West Africa. In 1982 the BBC set up a West Africa office and Lyse began filing reports as a freelance journalist. After stints working in London and Pakistan she made her first visit to Kabul in 1988 and covered the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan. This trip was the beginning of her long association with the country – a country she now calls her ‘second home'. In 1989 she became the BBC's Afghanistan and Pakistan correspondent and later on in her career she reported from India and Indonesia in the aftermath of the tsunami. In 2011 she played a leading role in the BBC's coverage of the Arab Spring, reporting from Tunisia, Egypt and Libya. She was appointed an OBE in 2014 for services to British broadcast journalism and in 2019 she was admitted to the Order of Canada. DISC ONE: Habibi Nour Al Ain by Amr Diab DISC TWO: Passionate Kisses by Mary Chapin Carpenter DISC THREE: Searching for Abegweit (Live) by Lenny Gallant DISC FOUR: Annie's Song by John Denver DISC FIVE: Bi Lamban by Toumani Diabate and Ballake Sissoko DISC SIX: L Einaudi: Elegy For The Arctic, composed and performed by Ludovico Einaudi DISC SEVEN: Here and Now by Derek Roche, featuring Kathy Evans DISC EIGHT: Dawn by The Orchestra of the Afghanistan National Institute of Music BOOK CHOICE: A Persian language book LUXURY ITEM: Essential oils CASTAWAY'S FAVOURITE: Searching for Abegweit (Live) by Lenny Gallant Presenter: Lauren Laverne Producer: Paula McGinley

Started with a feature on Mali's 71st generation griot and kora maestro Toumani Diabate with some of his amazing collaborations. Paid tribute to two luminaries of Irish Trad: Tony McMahon (accordion) and Paddy Moloney (uilleann pipes).

DOBET GNAHORE, REPUBLICAFROBEAT, LONDON AFROBEAT COLLECTIVE, SIMPHIWE DANA, TOUMANI DIABATE and THE LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, HAILU MERGIA,...

JazzOmania #51 le magazine de Stéphane KOCHOYAN invité Diaba SAKO !  Pour cette 51ème émission et #Podcast  pour la première fois une invitée. Diaba SAKO depuis 21 ans navigue dans les coulisses des festivals et les milieux artistiques. Influenceuse, connue des programmatrices et programmateurs de festivals, des musiciennes et musiciens,  Diaba Sako se décrit elle même comme une Sénagalo-Montmartroise, embrassant ainsi une large culture musicale, du mandingue aux musiques de jazz d'aujourd'hui…   C'est ainsi que nous lui avons proposé de faire partager ses coups de coeur musicaux et de préparer la playlist de ce nouveau numéro au frontières du Jazz et des musiques africaines.   Un voyage musical d'Est en Ouest et du Nord au Sud du continent africain source de la musique de jazz …  La #Playlist JazzOmania #51 carte blanche à Diaba SAKO  01 - Ahmad Jamal - Music! Music!  02 - Bembeya Jazz National - Beni Barale 03 - Nina Simone - Feeling Good 04 - Tony Allen ft. Sampa The Great - Stumbling Down 05 - Manu Dibango - The Panther 06 - Cesária Evora feat Ismaël Lô - Africa Nossa  07 - Miriam Makeba feat Dollar Brand 4ter - Dubla Ndini  08 - Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox - Girls Just Wanna Have Fun 09 - M, Toumani Diabate, Sidiki Diabaté, Fatoumata Diawara - Manitoumani 10 - Salif Keita - Tonton 11 - Oumou Sangaré - Seya 12 - Hank Jones & Cheick-Tidiane Seck  - Sarala 13 - Youssou N'Dour - Birima 14 - Cheick Niang - Malisadio 15 - Soha - Mil pasos 16 - Coumba Gawlo - Miniyamba #Jazz #Jazz70  #Podcast #Afrojazz 

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.

1. (Sig) The English Country Blues Band : The Italian Job from the CD Unruly (Weekend Beatnik) 2. John Hiatt w. The Jerry Douglas Band : Long Black Electric Cadillac from the CD Leftover Feelings (New West) 3. Joan Shelley & Nathan Salsburg : Dark Eyes from the CD Uncut: Dylan Revisited (Uncut) 4. Radio Tutti & Barilla Sisters : Rumba Morena from the CD Xogo (Lamastrock) 5. Celina da Piedade : Saias da Moda from the CD Au Vivo Na Casinha (Sons Vadios) 6. Pao Barreto : Buscando El Sol from the CD Spiralis (Pao Barreto/ El Clan) 7. Christina Alden & Alex Patterson : Reed Cutting from the CD Hunter (Alden & Patterson) 8. Cath & Phil Tyler : Sunshine from the CD Some Heavy Hand (Ferric Mordant) 9. Peter Stampfel : Log Cabin Home In The Sky from the CD Peter Stampfel's 20th Century In 100 Songs (Louisiana Red Hot) 10. Warsaw Village Band : Potopielka from the CD Uwodzenie (Karrot Kommando) 11. Kirszenbaum : Szaman from the CD Sie (Karrot Kommando) 12. Balkan Taksim : Cartes Postales from the CD Disko Telegraf (Buda) 13. Janice Burns & Jon Doran : Sir Richard's Song from the CD Janice Burns & Jon Doran (Jan & Jon) 14. Banter : Gathering Flowers from the CD Three (Mrs Casey) 15. Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino : Orfeo from the CD Meridiana (Ponderosa Music) 16. Toumani Diabate & The London Symphony Orchestra : Moon Kaira from the CD Korolen (World Circuit) 17. Comorian : Mama (Once, We Had a Queen) from the CD We Are An Island, But We're Not Alone (Glitterbeat) 18. Victor Uwaifo : Obviemama from the CD Edo Funk Explosion Vol 1 (Analog Africa) 19. Stringflip : Schottis 2.0 from the CD Stringflip (GO Danish Folk Music) 20. The Ciderhouse Rebellion : The Whitby Rose from the DL Single (The Ciderhouse Rebellion) 21. Diatonics : Redstart from the CD Diatonics (Working Party) 22. Texas Alexander : The Risin' Sun from the CD Texas Alexander, Vol. 2 (Matchbox Bluesmaster) 23. Pearl Dickson w. Pet & Can : Little Rock Blues from the CD Country Girls 1926-29 (Matchbox Bluesmaster) 24. Suthering : Gather from the DL Single (Bessie) 25. Anna Tam : If I Were A Blackbird from the CD Anchoress (Tam) 26. Twelfth Day : Fact Of Life from the DL Single (Orange Feather) 27. Akkajee : Lastenkerääjä from the CD Lastenkerääjä (Akkajee) 28. Yat-Kha : We Will Never Die from the CD We Will Never Die (The Lollipoppe Shoppe) 29. Agent Starling : Return Of The King from the DL album European Howl (DHM) Podwireless can also be heard streamed live on Mixcloud. You can find more details including past playlists and links to labels at www.podwireless.com Follow the links for previous podcasts.

This first live set is from Ragas Live 2020 Cape Town, South Africa Derek Gripper - Guitar Second live set is from Ragas Live 2020 Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire Dr. Toumani Diabate - kora Ahmed Diabate - kora Balla Diabate - kora

Edouard Ferlet, Paolo Paliaga al frente de Alborán, Signum Saxophone Quartet, Jean Louis Matinier y Kevin Sedikki, Anja Lechner y el François Couturier, Keith Jarret, Toumani Diabate y la London Symphony Orchestra, la filarmónica de Berlín bajo la batuta de Lorin Maazel y Fernec Snetberger. Es escucharles una vez y no poder vivir más sin ellos. Escuchar audio

Since the publication of her first novel while she was still in her twenties, Nadifa Mohamed has been a writer to watch. Her second novel, The Orchard of Lost Souls, won her the Somerset Maugham Award and gave her a place on the prestigious Granta List of Best Young Novelists. She’s about to publish her third novel, and is also turning it into an opera – a commission from the Royal Opera House. What’s striking in all her work is the epic sweep of her storytelling, which explores themes of exile and survival: her characters are caught up by war and love. Nadifa herself left Somali-land in northern Somalia when civil war broke out and she was only four when she came to Britain in 1985. She talks to Michael Berkeley about her dramatic family history, and about her father, who was a travelling troubadour in Sudan. She pays tribute too to the Somali musician Hudeidi, who died of Covid this last April. He was her teacher on the oud for seven years, and her mentor, and she spent many evenings jamming with him in his west London flat. Her musical choices range from Pergolesi, Purcell and Vaughan Williams to Max Richter, Toumani Diabate and Louis Armstrong. Produced by Elizabeth Burke A Loftus Media production for BBC Radio 3

Ragas Live Festival is returning to WKCR 89.9 FM-NY on November 21st-22nd from 7pm-7pm. The 9th annual festival will feature many legends of music from 13 cities from Mysore to Madagascar including Terry Riley, Zakir Hussain, Toumani Diabate and Bestayda Machado.  Full lineup at www.ragaslive.org Today we'll hear a highlight of Ragas Live Festival 2019.  Crossroads: Jay Gandhi & Yacouba Cissoko with Jay Gandhi (bansuri), Yacouba Cissoko (kora), David Ellenbogen (guitar) and Ehren Hanson (tabla).

1. (Sig) English Country Blues Band : The Italian Job from the CD Unruly (Weekend Beatnik) 2. Spirit Talk Mbira feat. Chartwell Dutiro : Zunde from the CD Dendere Ngoma (own label) 3. Salma : Yanas Baridouh from the CD Egypt Noir (Piranha) 4. The Abramson Singers : Trucker's Prayer from the CD The Abramson Singers (White Whale) 5. The Wraiths : Welcome, Stranger, To This Place from the CD Welcome, Stranger, To This Place (Idyllic) 6. Ballaké Sissoko & Vincent Segal : Chamber Music from the CD Chamber Music (No Format) 7. Toumani Diabate & Symmetric Orchestra : Kaira from the CD Shake The Whole World (Ki/Oon) 8. The Demon Barbers : Rise Up from the CD Captain Ward (DBS) 9. Michael McGoldrick : Mackerel And Tatties from the CD Aurora (Vertical) 10. UNITE : Van Dieman's Land from the CD A Gathering Of Strangers (Mule Satellite) 11. Etoile De Dakar : Dounya from the CD Once Upon A Time In Dakar (Stern's) 12. Abelardo Carbona Y Su Conjunto : Palenque from the CD Palenque Palenque (Soundway) 13. Emily Portman : Stick Stock from the CD The Glamoury (Furrow) 14. Serafina Steer : Shut Up Shop from the CD Change Is Good Change Is Good (Static Caravan) 15. Omar Souleyman : Kell Il Banat Inkhatban from the CD Jazeera Nights (Sublime Frequencies) 16. Konono No.1 : Makembe from the CD Assume Crash Position (Crammed) 17. Andy Cutting : Uphill Way from the CD Andy Cutting (Lane) 18. Freddy De Majunga & Master Mwana Congo : Viens Danser from the LP Les 2 As (ANC) 19. Sweet Talks : Akampanye from the CD The Kussum Beat (Soundway) 20. Hindi Zahra : Imik Si Mik from the CD Handmade (Blue Note) 21. Martha Mavroidi : Ballada from the CD O Kipos Tis Rila (We Saw) 22. Spider John Koerner : Stewball from the CD Stargeezer (Red House) 23. Rory McLeod : My Better Half from the CD Swings And Roundabouts (Talkative Music) 24. Escoriza : Tangos Cumbia from the CD Mirando P'l Este (Fromdaguetto) 25. Manuel Alvares Y Sus Dangers : Esclavo Moderno from the CD Palenque Palenque (Soundway) 26. Muharrem Ertas : Deniz Dalgasiz Olmaz from the CD Basimda Altin Tacim (Kalan) 27. Paban Das Baul : Gopon Prem (Secret Love) from the CD Music Of The Honey Gatherers (Riverboat) 28. Cath & Phil Tyler : Our Captain Cried from the CD The Hind Wheels Of Bad Luck (No-Fi) 29. Katie Rose : In The Pines from the CD fol-de-rose (The Rose Window) 30. Eliza Carthy & Norma Waterson : Bunch Of Thyme from the CD Gift (Topic) 31. Cheikh Lô : Il N'Est Jamais Trop Tard from the CD Jamm (World Circuit) 32. Orchestre National De Barbes : Jarahtini-Marbha-Jibouhali from the CD Rendez Vous Barbès (Le Chant Du Monde) 33. Hosam Hayek : Dance Of The Bird from the CD Stranger In My Homeland (Doublemoon) Podwireless can also be heard streamed live on Mixcloud. You can find more details including links to labels and past playlists at www.podwireless.com Follow the links for previous podcasts.

1. Orchestre Rivo-Doza: (Unknown Title) from the cassette Orchestre Rivo-Doza (no label) 2. (Sig) Tiger Moth: Sloe Benga from the CD Mothballs Plus (Weekend Beatnik) 3. Mariza: Quando Me Sinto Só from the CD Transparente (EMI) 4. Toumani Diabate & Symmetric Orchestra: Kaira from the CD Shake The Whole World (Ki-0on) 5. Toumani Diabate & Ali Farka Toure: Debé from the CD In The Heart Of The Moon (World Circuit) 6. Baye Coly: Tialia from the CD Etamaya (Frikyiwa) 7. Fimber Bravo & Kadialy Kouyate: Seagulls from the CD Small Talk (Bravo Bravo) 8. Moussu T e Lei Jovents: Lo Gabian from the CD Mademoiselle Marseille (Manivette) 9. Barry Dransfield: Grand Conversation from the CD Unruly (Violin Workshop) 10. Eliza Carthy & The Ratcatchers: Scan Tester's Country Step Dance from the CD Rough Music (Topic) 11. Alasdair Roberts: Lyke Wake Dirge from the CD No Earthly Man (Drag City) 12. Stelios Petrakis & Bijan Chemirani: Matta Zeybegi from the CD Kismet (Buda) 13. Savina Yannatou: Sta Kala Lu Serenu from the CD Sumiglia (ECM) 14. Actores Alidos: Ninnidu A Giogu from the CD Canti Delle Donne Sarde (Finisterre) 15. Debashish Bhattacharya: Nata Raaj from the CD Calcutta Slide Guitar 3 (Riverboat) 16. (Sig) Tiger Moth: Sloe Benga from the CD Mothballs Plus (Weekend Beatnik) 17. Mariza: Recusa from the CD Transparente (EMI) 18. Kiran Ahluwaliya: Vo Kuch from the CD Kiran Ahluwalia (Triloka) 19. Ehekye Collective: Nyekaafo from the CD Womba (Ehekye Collective) 20. Serigne M'Baye: Sant Yalla from the CD Itineraire d'un Enfant Bronzé (Barclay) 21. Rasha: Aguis Mahasnik Biman from the CD The Rough Guide To Sudan (WMN) 22. Yasmin Levy: Locura from the CD La Juderia (Connecting Cultures) 23. Panagiotis Kalantzopoulos: Nai e Oxi from the CD Thursday Evening (Cantini) 24. Emily Portman & Lauren McCormick: Polly Oliver from the CD Song Links 2 (Fellside) 25. Tim Eriksen: Still Growing from the CD Song Links 2 (Fellside) 26. Chris Wood: Lord Bateman from the CD The Lark Descending (RUF) 27. Spi & La Gaudriole: Sarrasine from the CD En Avant Baleti (Cinq Planetes) 28. Ferus Mustafov: Revisko Oro from the CD King Ferus (GlobeStyle) 29. Salif Keita & Kante Manfila: Djigui from the CD The Lost Album (Syllart) 30. Gaby Lita Bembo & Orch. Stukas: Idee Kono from the CD Kita Mata ABC (RetroAfric) 31. Andrew Cronshaw: Baile De Procesion from the CD The Language Of Snakes (Special Delivery/ Topic) Podwireless can also be heard streamed live on Mixcloud. You can find more details including past playlists and links to labels at www.podwireless.com Follow the links for previous podcasts.

Presentamos hoy el segundo disco de Les Amazones d'Afrique, un colectivo de cantantes africanas, fuertemente involucradas en la defensa de los derechos de la mujer. Más novedades con la fusión de Penya con Msafari Zawose y el afrobeat de Kelele, además de la reedición de un disco del camerunés Ondigui, con su estilo llamado highlife-soukous. Además grandes músicos africanos con Ali Farka Toure, Toumani Diabate, Alpha Blondy, Eric Agyeman y Pepe Kalle Track List Les Amazones d'Afrique - Power Les Amazones d'Afrique - Red Penya ft Msafari Zawose - Penya Safari Kelele - Samedi Soir Ondigui - Beza Bakili Ma Nyon Ali Farka Toure - Kadi Kadi Toumani Diabate & Symmetric - Mamadou Diaby Alpha Blondy - Apartheid Is Nazism Eric Agyeman - Matutu Mirika Pepe Kalle - Pedro

On retrouve Brad Stank, Joy Crookes, Feng Suave et Toumani Diabate sur la ligne 2 pour une petite heure de douceur. Rendez-vous dimanche 3 novembre pour la prochaine émission.

This week, we take a whirlwind tour of the continent with a wide variety of songs. Of note is the latest song from the world music icon Youssou N'Dour, "Takuta" features a sample from the late Babatunde Olatunji. We then play the original "Takuta" as recorded in 1973 by Babatunde and while it sound nothing like the offering by Youssou, it is indeed a vibrant tribute to the AfroBeat master... Enjoy...

On Broadcast 192, lots of good and interesting music for your Sunday. Set 1: Harlan Williams The Donation of Constantine 02:05 hands upon black earth Kia 06:09 Heavy Mellow Snake Bite Suite 02:05 Homeless Balloon Rwanda 03:21 Hunter and the Dirty Jacks Prometheus 03:29 Indidginus Night 09:57 Ion Evensong 07:40 J Nilsson Project A Day With Kia 06:23 Jasmine Brunch Just once 02:45 Set 2: Luke Gartner-Brereton So Long Stranger 01:46 Lydia McCauley The Cloister Within 05:46 Made of Wood I Did What You Asked Me To 03:33 Mandrake Root Runnin' Wild River 04:19 Mark Cook Sunday Afternoon 00:55 Mediva Salve Virgo Virginum 02:26 Set 3: Acapeldridge Psalm 19 02:18 Aeoliah Lotus love 06:13 David Carnes O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus / How Deep the Father's Love 04:57 Elizabeth Byrd: Cellist - Breath and the Chakras Brow - clarity of truth and wisdom, third eye (A tonal center) 06:16 Hullabaloo Day 16 01:42 Keith Lancaster & The Acappella Company Revelation Song 03:41 Neuronium Part 3 (Main Theme) Studio Version 03:39 Rob Martino Differential 05:27 Sue Epstein Kipah 01:47 Set 4: Beegie Adair Laura 04:55 Byron Metcalf, Mark Seelig (with Steve Roach) Across the Waters 10:12 Craig Taubman-Various Artists Descarga Ocho Kandelikas 03:19 Emancipator With Rainy Eyes 04:54 Geodesium Martian March 03:37 Jill Moskowitz The Burning Bush 02:07 Ketama, Toumani Diabate y José Soto De Jerez A Mali 04:27 Master's Monkeys Applause 03:29 Nathan Allen Pinard Lost in Trancenation 04:03 Roger Jaeger Beacon 04:14 This completes the show.

Solénoïde (26.11.2018) - Traversez l’univers complexe et fantaisiste d’un artiste magistralement… déroutant ! Compositeur et improvisateur, passionné autant par les arts plastiques que la poésie sonore, ce musicien baroudeur se nomme Etienne Brunet. Et cet incorrigible iconoclaste nous a concocté un mix de haut vol, un mix de démesure et de diagonales musicales aux frontières du jazz, de l’électronica et du cut-up.

This spring, Afropop returned to Fes, Morocco, for the 23rd annual World Sacred Music Festival, a sumptuous spread of music from across the globe that blurs the boundaries of what is sacred. Interwoven with Morocco’s ornate history and fertile fabric of daily life is a mosaic of many musics: Gnawa, Arabic pop, Amazigh ahwach, classical Andalusian, Issaoua, raï, rap, chaabi, jazz, metal and so much more. At the World Sacred Music Festival, we heard many of these sounds, as well as those of international artists from China to Mali to Kuwait. Join us as we revisit these concerts—the late night music of Sufi brotherhoods, Moroccan fusion with Taziri and Inouraz, traditional Kuwaiti pearl diving music with Salman El Ammari, a stunning bit of Mali-Spain fusion with Toumani Diabate and Ketama, and more. Beyond the festival, we sit in with a respected Gnawa mâalem in Rabat and sample the array of tunes heard in cars, shops and CD stores around Fes.

In this episode we'll explore jazz by African musicians and by foreign musicians fascinated with the African continent and its music, with a special focus on Mali, Morocco and Tunisia. The Playlist includes: Yacine Boulares, Anouar Brahem & Dave Holland, Bill Frisell & Sidiki Camara, Ben Allison & Mamadou Diabate, Roswell Rudd & Toumani Diabate, Michael Blake, Joachim Kuhn & Majid Bekkas, Smadj, Daniel Freedman, Club d'Elf, Toubab Krewe, Regina Carter, Dee Dee Bridgewater, BOZILO. Detailed playlist at: https://spinitron.com/radio/index.php?station=rfb&playlist=6554#here

The latest instalment of Matt’s adventures in West Africa. This week, useless Yanni and brawny Bruno join Matt as he navigates the inland waterways of Gambia, meets the Chicken Man of Lamin and gets absolutely wasted with Big Bo. Plus, following Hurricanes Irma and Maria, Matt talks of Puerto Rico, his experiences sailing the Caribbean and how climate change is affecting the weather. He also gives us a quick lesson in paleotempestology. Matt Rutherford can find the perfect blue water yacht for you. If you’re ready for an adventure, find him at: http://www.davidwaltersyachts.com/ Boat Radio is brought to you by Boon Ridge – awesome gear to get you off the beaten track: https://boonridge.com/ Follow Boat Radio on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/boatradiointernational To find out more about Matt’s environmental work, go to: http://oceanresearchproject.org/ Plus, if you’re interested in hearing the kora music of Toumani Diabate, follow this link: http://amzn.to/2yJ7jm7 Next time, more African antics as Matt and the boys head further inland. By the way, that’s Yanni in the picture, wearing the German football shirt. To make sure you don’t miss any of the Boat Radio podcasts, why not subscribe via iTunes, iHeart, Stitcher, TuneIn, Deezer or our RSS feed. It’s a simple and quick process. You’ll find the subscription buttons on the right.

This spring, Afropop returned to Fes, Morocco, for the 23rd annual World Sacred Music Festival, a sumptuous spread of music from across the globe that blurs the boundaries of what is sacred. Interwoven with Morocco’s ornate history and fertile fabric of daily life is a mosaic of many musics: Gnawa, Arabic pop, Amazigh ahwach, classical Andalusian, Issaoua, raï, rap, chaabi, jazz, metal and so much more. At the World Sacred Music Festival, we heard many of these sounds, as well as those of international artists from China to Mali to Kuwait. Join us as we revisit these concerts—the late night music of Sufi brotherhoods, Moroccan fusion with Taziri and Inouraz, traditional Kuwaiti pearl diving music with Salman El Ammari, a stunning bit of Mali-Spain fusion with Toumani Diabate and Ketana, and more. Beyond the festival, we sit in with a respected Gnawa mâalem in Rabat and sample the array of tunes heard in cars, shops and CD stores around Fes. Produced by Sebastian Bouknight. 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 #759] Distributed 7/27/2017

Taxi Bamako: Amadou Mariam feat Manu ChaoBerta Filava: Rino GaetanoL'Anguilla: 99 PosseSanacore: AlmamegrettaAziza: Yasmine Hamdan plus Y.a.s.Kalasnjikov: Goran BregovicSpara Juri: CCCPMaraja: Vinicio CaposselaThe Skin of My Yellow Country Teeth: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah.If I Should Fall From Grace With God: PoguesStand: REMbonus track Sunset Coming On: Damon Albarn, Afel Bocoum, Toumani Diabate

South African guitarist Guy Buttery visits the studio to perform music from his latest self-titled record. Hear virtuosic feats of bending, tapping, picking, harmonics, and other techniques and textures yet to be named for guitar. Dig into his latest record on which he has collaborated with South African musicians Vusi Mahlasela, kora-to-guitar wizard Derek Gripper, and blues guitarist Dan Patlansky, along with a piece for sarangi and mbira – “From Srinagar.”  More pictures from the session here: Facebook.com/newsounds  Guy Buttery plays a custom-made Casimi guitar, a “piano that fits in a guitar case,” made of very dense & heavy African blackwood, and sporting double carbon-fiber truss rods to handle the bending of the neck.  Plus, music from the late Malian guitarist and griot Tiécoro Sissoko, who played for many years as a sideman with Toumani Diabate in Bamako.  Listen to the title track from his only recording, “Keme Borama.”  PROGRAM #3893, With Guy Buttery (First Aired 8-30-2016)       ARTIST: Guy Buttery with Piers FacciniWORK: The Upper Reaches [5:09]RECORDING:  Guy ButterySOURCE/INFO: guybuttery.bandcamp.com ARTIST: Guy ButteryWORK: A Piece for Rudolf Fritsch [5:20]RECORDING: Live, WNYC 8/25/16SOURCE: This performance not commercially available. INFO: A version with William Ackerman is available at guybuttery.bandcamp.com ARTIST: Guy ButteryWORK: From Srinagar [3:32],  To Goulimine [feat. Dan Patlansky] [03:05]RECORDING:  Guy Buttery SOURCE/INFO: guybuttery.bandcamp.com ARTIST: Guy ButteryWORK: Verbosity [4:00]RECORDING: Live, WNYC 8/25/16SOURCE: This performance not commercially available. INFO: The studio version is available at guybuttery.bandcamp.com ARTIST: Guy ButteryWORK: Two Chords & The Truth [feat. Derek Gripper] [3:40]RECORDING:  Guy Buttery SOURCE/INFO: guybuttery.bandcamp.com ARTIST: Guy ButteryWORK: Werner Meets Egberto in Manaus [5:17]RECORDING: Live, WNYC 8/25/16SOURCE: This performance not commercially available. INFO: A version featuring Vusi Mahlasela is available at guybuttery.bandcamp.com ARTIST: Tiécoro SissokoWORK: Keme Borama [4:38]RECORDING: Keme BoramaSOURCE: KSK Records CD 013INFO: kskrecords.bandcamp.com  

Michael Berkeley's guest today is the sitar player and composer Anoushka Shankar, one of the stars of world music today. She studied exclusively with her father, the great Indian sitar player Ravi Shankar, made her debut at age 13 in New Delhi, and released her first solo recording in 1998. In 2001 her third album, Live at Carnegie Hall, was nominated for a Grammy award. In 2002 she appeared at the Royal Albert Hall in a tribute concert to the late George Harrison, conducting a new piece by her father which featured Eric Clapton on solo guitar. Until 2005 she was primarily a solo performer of Indian classical music, but in that year she branched out with her fourth album, Rise, a fusion of East and West employing both acoustic and electric instrumentation, on which she appeared as composer, arranger and producer. It won her another Grammy nomination. She toured extensively in the wake of the new album, forming the Anoushka Shankar Project to present her new non-classical ensemble works to a live audience, and in 2007 released another album, Breathing Under Water, in collaboration with the Indian-American producer Karsh Kale It features guest appearances by her father and her half-sister, Norah Jones. She now applies her expertise as a fine Indian classical musician to working with top-quality musicians from a range of traditions to create innovative music that appeals to a wide audience. She has just released her next album, Traveller. Her eclectic choices for Private Passions include piano pieces by Debussy and Erik Satie; the Andantino from Faure's Piano Trio, Op.120; a piece by Ali Farka Toure and Toumani Diabate, a collaboration which she particularly admires; a raga played by her father; a flamenco piece, and Nick Cave's song 'Into My Arms'.

Il jazz e l'Africa, da Coltrane all'orchestra di Toumani Diabate passando per Femi Kuti e il suo dichiarato amore per Miles & Trane.

In questa prima parte il Brasile e i suoi mille echi Africani, da Jorge Ben degli anni '60, passando per Naçau Zumbi fino all'incontro tra Armando Antunes e Toumani Diabate

El disco de Basekou Kouyate Jamako se grabó en Bamako con frecuentes cortes de luz provocados por la guerra en el norte de Mali. Khaira Arby es de Tumbuktú, la ciudad había sido arrasada por los islamistas que habían prohibido la música… Basekou quería manifestar su solidaridad con los refugiados desplazados en el norte del país. Y Kaira hace un dueto con Amy Sacko, su esposa y cantante de su banda.PLAYLISTCamaròn y Tomatito - A la luz del cigarro… bulerías. Fragmento.Javier Krahe – TumbuctúEva Durán, Nono García - La HogueraLa Canalla - Princesa de BamakoDamon Albarn con Afel Bocoum - Bamako CityRokia Traoré - J'aimeKetama con Toumani Diabate, Javier Colina – Shongay 2Basekou Kouyate con Khaira Arby - Kele MagniAfrocubismo B Kouyaté, T. Diabaté, Eliades Ochoa – Karamo Habib Koite – LA Ali Farka Toure con Bassekou Kouyaté – Savanne Joaquín Pardinilla - La Hora roja

Joe Boyd tells stories from the 60s and Robyn Hitchcock plays the appropriate songs. Joe Boyd, record producer (Nick Drake, REM, Pink Floyd, Toumani Diabate among many) and author of "White Bicycles: Music In the 1960s" joins with singer Robyn Hitchcock (subject of Jonathan Demme's film "Storefront Hitchcock") for a 15 minute slice of the acclaimed show they have performed across the US and the UK. Joe tells stories from the 1960s and Robyn (who bought so many of the records Joe produced in the 1960s that "he is my Frankenstein and I am his monster") sings the appropriate songs. 5x15 brings together five outstanding individuals to tell of their lives, passions and inspirations. There are only two rules - no scripts and only 15 minutes each. Learn more about 5x15 events: 5x15stories.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/5x15stories Facebook: www.facebook.com/5x15stories Instagram: www.instagram.com/5x15stories

"Accelerando" llega Vijay Iyer con su trío en esta edición de "Club de Jazz" del 29 de febrero de 2012 en la que escucharemos el homenaje del trombonista Steve Turre a su mentor Woody Shaw en "Woody´s delight". Otro trombonista, Roswell Rudd se fue a Malí en 2001 para grabar "Malicool" junto a músicos como el intérprete de kora Toumani Diabate. Jesús Moreno llega con "Organica", los soplos en solitario de David S. Ware. En los "Ritmos Latinos" de Anxo el pianista Roberto Fonseca suena "Live in Marciac". En el "PuroJazz" de Roberto Barahona grabaciones de 1953 y 1954 de Sonny Rollins junto a Thelonious Monk. Y Alberto Varela en el "Jazz Porteño" nos ofrece la trompeta de Valery Ponomarev junto a los Jazz Messengers de Art Blakey. Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

"Accelerando" llega Vijay Iyer con su trío en esta edición de "Club de Jazz" del 29 de febrero de 2012 en la que escucharemos el homenaje del trombonista Steve Turre a su mentor Woody Shaw en "Woody´s delight". Otro trombonista, Roswell Rudd se fue a Malí en 2001 para grabar "Malicool" junto a músicos como el intérprete de kora Toumani Diabate. Jesús Moreno llega con "Organica", los soplos en solitario de David S. Ware. En los "Ritmos Latinos" de Anxo el pianista Roberto Fonseca suena "Live in Marciac". En el "PuroJazz" de Roberto Barahona grabaciones de 1953 y 1954 de Sonny Rollins junto a Thelonious Monk. Y Alberto Varela en el "Jazz Porteño" nos ofrece la trompeta de Valery Ponomarev junto a los Jazz Messengers de Art Blakey. Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

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

Album of the week: Ali and Toumani from Ali Farka Toure and Toumani Diabate on World Circuit. Welcome to your next round the world music adventure. For those of you who like your African Music with a deep and heavy funk groove and a touch of fuzz guitar you'll jump with joy at Strut's re-release of Afro-Rock Volume One - out of print since 2002 and credited with started the "craze" for record digging and retro releases from the motherland. Hear a track on this week's broadcast along with a cut from Ofege's album Try and Love and some seriously heavy rocked out fuzz guitars from Zambia in the 70's courtesy of Amanaz, who's re-release on the Shadoks label is "a hallucinogenic £32" from Honest Jons. We play a track from Amanaz today - see what you reckon. Our album of the week, in complete contrast is some of the most beautiful music I've heard so far this year, Ali and Toumani with three cuts from the album you'll hear an on the spot improvisation from Toumani, Ali with some deep Peul grooves and the extraordinary love and empathy these two musicians have for each other's music. A contender for album of the year. Starting with some Brit folk and tracks from the Imagined Village with a little known Ewan McColl composition and the marvellous Chumbawamba mocking the BNP's attempts to infiltrate the British Folk scene. Slotting a track from the new Bollywood Funk album into the mix aswell, we have another eclectic round the world music adventure. Come visit our website for playlists, news, reviews from the world of global roots and grooves. http://www.gondwanasound.co.uk

This podcast includes highlights from the April/May issue of Songlines (#51), opening with an excerpt from the new album by Toumani Diabate, 'The Mande Variations', on World Circuit. Songlines editor,