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You should have been at the Arboretum at 10.45pm. Lopa barged through the crowd, elbowed off some Mauritian band on the stage, grabbed hold of the microphone and bellowed hysterically "you've all be lied to - Nusrat ain't dead". Just after the ambulance arrived to take her away, a curtain went up and the great man was there with 78 Qawwali singers.
I am sorry that you missed it.
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But anyhow, I'm glad you enjoyed what you saw.
Was it any good?
one of my favourite posts of the year so far...
possibly the best.
"MIZIKI" new album available on May 4th 2018Available for preorder : https://lacafe.lnk.to/MizikiABONNE-TOI https://www.instagram.com/dobet_gnahore_officiel/...
Maâlem Hamid El Kasri (veterans - I met them in '72)
Entre Hamid El Kasri et Karim Ziad c'est une grande passion pour l'art Gnawa et une longue histoire d'amitié qui se conjugue en musique... «Yobadi», 2e parti...
Tee Hümn / Hymn to the RoadMusic by Mari Kalkun; Lyrics Mari Kalkun, Kristiina Ehin Camera: Erik Norkroos, Kullar ViimneEditing: Erik NorkroosSound: Martin K...
Kurt Vonnegut in 1973 and Mary O’Hara in 1957 feature on this track that reflects on coping with death and grief through the use of excerpts from the former’s novel Slaughterhouse-Five narrated by the
Enjoyed that JC, and it reminded me of another KV appearance on this beautiful track which includes him (plus one or 3 others incl Baaba Maal, Edie Reader (I think?) in her kitchen, the Mahotella Queens).
A vastly under rated work by One Giant Leap, I'm sure you remember them, they wandered around the world collecting overdubs - contributions from great global musicians - two CDs then they stopped. Iconoclastic.
Taken from the “1 Giant Leap”Film, this clip features a musical collaboration from Mahotella Queens and India’s Revatti Sakalkar and offers meditations on th...
Most of the tracks are fresh remixes derived from BBB's acclaimed 2007 album Nu Med (for "New Mediterranean", a title which is both a musical and a cultural/...
On Radio 4 'Nouar' by Algerian Cheika Rimitti was played this evening in a programme with Mark Tully. I've listened to and loved this song for years and didn't realise it was a woman singing. Feel a bit ashamed to not have investigated further.
George Jackson (Acoustic) by Bob Dylan from the album Listen, Whitey! The Sounds of Black Power 1967-1974Released 2013-07-05 on Light In The AtticThe definit...
I hadn't heard Alasdair Roberts for ages and then saw his CD 'No Earthly Man' in a charity shop. Great record, and his version of 'A Lyke Wake Dirge' is probably the best and creepiest version of this song that I have heard. Sends a shiver down the spine...well it sent one down mine!
A true musician never dies, he just stops performing live. Manu Dibango, the Lion of Africa.I am at peace, my soul at restThere are no need for tearsFor with...
Still sounds blinkin' amazing every time I hear it!
(I saw them live at least twice and was utterly convinced at the stage that they were the missing link between The Clash and the future. Strangely enough, their albums now sit about halfway, timewise, between Sandinista/Combat Rock and today. I am not sure that I was wholly wrong in my assessment, certainly in terms of unamericanised UK society and culture.)
One of the best albums I ever bought on a whim was The Deighton Family's 1987 LP 'Acoustic Music To Suit Most Occasions' on Rogue Records...and if there is a...
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