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KhanhLy - Co mot dong song da qua doi

C'est le 6ème et dernier épisode de Grand, saison 1 !
Les lutins, les fées, les ogres. Le Père Noël, la petite souris. Les amis imaginaires. L’enfance s’accompagne de personnages féériques et imaginaires découverts dans les histoires, les contes, les légendes, et parfois inventés de toutes pièces par les enfants eux-mêmes. Pourquoi les enfants ont-ils besoin de croire ? Et en quoi l’imagination est-elle indissociable de la croyance ?
Avec Kitty Crowther, Anaïs Vaugelade, Marie Robert (Philosophie is sexy) et Cécile Boulaire.
Réalisé par Brune Bottero.
Illustration de couverture : Anaïs Vaugelade

GRAND - Pourquoi les enfants ont-ils besoin de croire ?

Reissue of ultra rare 7" from cult Orchestre Rail Band with:
- ”Moko Diolo" on side A, a beautiful long trippy deep afro jazz with very funky rhythms sections, great garage sounding guitar and fantastic hypnotic voices!
- “Tama Diyara Mali Deun La" on B side is a massive funky afro track with killer sax solo. For sure a real crowd shaker with killer breaks. 

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Along with the Bembeya Jazz or Orchestra Baobab, the Rail Band of Bamako is one of the most prolific bands in all of West Africa. This legendary orchestra has launched, among others, the careers of Salif Keita, Mory Kanté and Djélimady Tounkara and has bequeathed in just fifteen years one of the most important work in Malian and West African music.

Encouraged by his superiors at the Ministry of Transport, the station master Aly Diallo, remarkable multi-instrumentalist is charged with developing a modern and eclectic band to animate the Buffet of the station.
Named the Orchestre Rail Band du Buffet Hôtel de la gare de Bamako, the orchestra is officially created in October 1969 under the leadership of conductor, saxophonist and trumpeter Tidiani Koné, an outstanding and unsung musician who was both a griot and a jazzman. Nicknamed the “Malian Miles Davis”, Tidiani Koné embodies by itself the wonderful modernity and adaptability of Malian music. His idea was to bring Malian music out of what he felt was the dead-end cycle of Afro-Cuban and European imitations. He also was the first to understand that Salif Keita’s voice was pure gold and did not miss the chance to recruit the young albino singer.

The Rail Band was established to « explore and propel the Mandingo repertoire in order to aim at the neo-classicism of the African chanson ». In combining Mandingo and Bambara folklore, Congolese rumba, and American Rhythm’n’Blues with French Pop and hints of Calypso, the orchestra’s sound became the soundtrack of a golden decade in Mali’s music from 1970 to the early 1980s and paved the way for numerous West African orchestras to follow.

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MORE INFOS / BUY: http://www.gomagringa.com/pd-3049da-7-orchestre-rail-band-de-bamako.html?ct=&p=1&s=1

GG7-004 | Orchestre Rail Band de Bamako "Tamadiara"

07 Osanyin - Metá Metá

Agua Viva is taken from the debut album by Lisbon based DJ and producer iZem.  'Hafa' is available to pre-order from Soundway Records here http://smarturl.it/HafaDirect

Hafa

iZem - Agua Viva

O ritmo Ijexá é de uma grande força e beleza, esta ligado diretamente ao culto dos Orixás herdado do povo Yorubá da Nigéria, principalmente a orixá Oxum, na Santeria de Cuba ele soa muito diferente. Aqui no Brasil entrou profundamente na Música Popular Brasileira, nessa mixtape um pouco dessa riqueza. Está presente desde os Afoxês tradicionais as varias recriações que se mesclam na Música brasileira.
Repertório com Gilberto GIl, Dorival Caymmi, Afoxé Filhos de Gandhy, Afoxé Oyá Alaxé, DJ Tudo, Eduardo Nazarian e outros artistas.

Mix Ijexá (Afoxé)01

1980 Berimbau  :: Acervo Origens :: http://acervoorigens.blogspot.com/

Camafeu de Oxossi - Adabaô no Mafé

1)	Favela	(Hekel Tavares - Joracy Camargo)	com Poly e seu conjunto
2)	Mesclado	(Henrique Annes)	com Henrique Annes e Rossini Ferreira
3)	Solitário	(Baden Powell)	com Baden Powell
4)	Sonho negro	(Abel Ferreira)	com Abel Ferreira e seu conjunto

5)	Benzinho	(Almir Sater)	com Almir Sater
6)	Tonta	(Chico de Ubatuba)	com Doroty Marques
7)	Jornada de Lapinha	(Motivo recolhido por Guerra Peixe)	com Ely Camargo
8)	Canção de um soldado	(Carreirinho)	com Zita Carreiro e Carreirinho

9)	Lamento Sertanejo	(Dominguinhos - Gilberto Gil)	com Gilberto Gil
10)	Maracatus	"Melodias coletadas por Guerra Peixe
Arranjo: Magda Pucci e Flavio Pimenta"	com Mawaca
11)	Tajapanema	(Waldemar Henrique)	com Jane Vaquer
12)	Calix Bento	(Tradicional - Adapt. Tavinho Moura)	com Milton Nascimento

13)	Ensaio de Rua	(Barbosa da Silva – Otávio Lima – José Lima)	com Alventino Cavalcanti
14)	Espingarda...Pá	(Jararaca)	com Jararaca
15)	Sorriso de Samanta	(Oswaldinho)	com Oswaldinho do Acordeon
16)	Fogo no Rancho	(Elpídio dos Santos - Anacleto Rosas)	com Mazzaropi
17)	Lua luá	(Teófilo de Barros - Sebastião Lopes)	com José Tobias

Pesquisa, produção e apresentação: Cacai Nunes

Programa Acervo Origens - 30dez17

Today we are Celebrating Yemanjá - Goddess of the sea with this wonderful rework of Camarão´s "Sereia do Mar" by Jorge Madera. 

Download it, Dance AND share it with everyone!!

Every year, on February 2nd, millions of Brazilians pay their respect to Yemanja, Goddess of the sea. She is the source of all the waters, including the rivers of western Africa, especially the River Ogun. 

Her name is a contraction of Yey Omo Eja, which means "Mother Whose Children are the Fish." As all life is thought to have begun in the sea, all life is held to have begun with Yemaya. She is motherly and strongly protective, and cares deeply for all Her children, comforting them and cleansing them of sorrow. She is said to be able to cure infertility in women, and cowrie shells represent Her wealth. She does not easily lose Her temper, but when angered She can be quite destructive and violent, as the sea in a storm.

As milions of Brazilians walk to the sea to pay they tribute to offer the mother of the sea food and drinks, we have decided to join in with an offering in the form of an excellent musical gift prepared with a lots of care by Holland based DJ and Music Producer Jorge Madera.  

Download it, Groove on it ...... and make sure to spread it around !!!!
Ps: Listen to the Original track here:
https://analogafrica.bandcamp.com/album/the-imaginary-soundtrack-to-a-brazilian-western-movie

The Imaginary Soundtrack to a Brazilian Western Movie

Original is Here !!!

Sereia Do Mar / Canto de Yemanjá (Jorge Madera Offerings to the Goddess of the Sea)

Mestre Ambrósio - Pé-de-calçada

Quando Quiseres (Manacéa)

First album of great Vietnamese  songwriter Trinh Cong Son sung by Khanh ly about war released in 1969.

Premier album du grand compositeur Trinh Cong Son, interprété par Khanh Ky à propos de la guerre du Vietnam. Sortie en 1969.

Trịnh Công Sơn - Khánh Ly - Tôi ru em ngủ

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