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Rough Guides Collection A Gui

Rough Guides Collection A Gui
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Track Listing

  1. Get together - Tony Allen
  2. Loi - Koffi Olomide
  3. Mahanhela - Mabulu
  4. Joe Le Taxi - Sharleene Boodram
  5. Jaro - Impact All Stars feat. Tommy McCook
  6. En Guantanamo - Septeto Nacional Ignacio Pineiro
  7. Mabarane - Sheer All Stars
  8. Pyar Ka Hai Bairi - Sangeeta
  9. Akata Sun Dunchi - Takashi Hirayasu & Bob Brozman
  10. James Bond theme - The Surf Champlers
  11. Griogal Cridhe - Mac-Talla
  12. Maggio - Riccardo Tesi & Banditaliana
  13. Antin Mikko - JPP
  14. Bassa - Momo Wandel Soumah
  15. Salimata - Ifang Bondi
  16. Que Pena - Samuelito Almonte Y Su Conjunto Tipico
  17. The secrets of the life tree - Kroke

Product Details

  • Released on: 2008-08-01
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Formats: Import, Compilation
  • Dimensions: .23 pounds

Editorial Reviews

From Amazon.co.uk
For anyone still unaware of the riches awaiting discovery in the vast kingdom of world music, The Rough Guides Collection will make a perfect place to start. After conquering the travel-guide market, the Rough Guide empire is now doing the same with its CDs, profiling the music of every corner of the globe. This taster-disc begins with an up-to-the-minute dance number led by Fela Kuti's drummer, and ends with a timeless lament from the Klezmer group Kroke, and it takes in a kaleidoscope of other musics along the way. From the laid-back sound of Mozambican "marrabenta", via the lazy swing of calypso, to the sweet innocence of Cuba's "Guantanamera"; from a Highland lullaby to the breeziness of Italian "tenore" singing to the organetto; from the Goldfinger theme put through a drum & bass blender, to the acoustic purity of the Malian kora and balafon. And there's plenty of fusion, the most notable being a Mississippi blues delivered in an Okinawan setting. Listen up--then set off and explore. --Michael Church