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Category: Album reviews

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Inspired and Informed Afrobeat

Angel Romero October 24, 2009 No Comments

Jimi Tenor and Tony Allen Inspiration Information, Vol. 4 (Strut Records, 2009) Strut Records brings together the creative forces of multi-instrumentalist Jimi Tenor and drummer…

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Blues and Reggae Intersections

Angel Romero October 22, 2009 No Comments

Corey Harris blu.black (Telarc, 2009) Originally a blues musician, Corey Harris has been exploring the music of the African diaspora in the United States and…

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Clubbing In Dakar

Tom Orr October 20, 2009 No Comments

Daby Balde Le Marigot Club Dakar (World Music Network/Riverboat Records TUGCD1052, 2009) Daby Balde’s debut CD from a few years ago remains one of the…

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Don’t Need No Cure For The African Blues

Tom Orr October 18, 2009 No Comments

Samba Toure Songhai Blues: Homage to Ali Farka Toure (World Music Network/Riverboat Records TUGCD1054, 2009) The words were right there, in smallish print on the…

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Exploring the Foundations of Rumba and Vallenato

Angel Romero October 17, 2009 No Comments

Jesse Cook The Rumba Foundation (Koch Records, 2009) Canadian guitarist Jesse Cook was interested in recording an album that captured the history of rumba.  Back…

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Sarazino’s Grooves

TJ Nelson October 15, 2009 No Comments

Sarazino Ya Foy! (Cumbancha, 2009) Ya Foy!, meaning "no problem" in the West African language of Baule, certainly sums up Sarazino’s latest out on the…

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Intuitive Slide Guitars

Angel Romero October 13, 2009 No Comments

Doug Cox and Salil Bhatt Slide to Freedom 2: Make A Better World (Northern Blues, 2009) Slide to Freedom 2: Make A Better World brings…

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Tavares Feels It

Tom Orr October 11, 2009 No Comments

Sara Tavares Xinti (World Connection FQT-CD-1818, 2009) After summarizing her career up to that point on last year’s Alive in Lisboa CD/DVD set, Portugal’s Sara…

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Hasn’t Skipped a Beat

Tom Orr October 10, 2009 No Comments

The Rough Guide to Afrobeat Revolution (World Music Network RGNET 1222CD, 2009) Tony Allen – Secret Agent (World Circuit WCD082, 2009) I’m not a trend…

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Walking Along the Cutting Edge

TJ Nelson October 10, 2009 No Comments

Abbas Premjee Elements (Fire Records, 2008) Elements, released in Pakistan in 2008, is the debut CD of composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist Abbas Premjee. Exploring North…

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