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I sang live with an amazingly incredible band in Philly. For the 2nd time with Bassist, Eric. s/o to him. We all basically jus met, I told em to play something beautiful & this happened. Anita Baker popped up in my mind & I decided to bless yall EarDrums. be easy. listen, LIKE it, enjoy it. Def Share with your possey..
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"I call Mohammed Wardi "The Last King of Nubia." He is as ancient as civilization, the pharaohs, and the palm trees.

In West Africa, he sang in the stadium of Yaoundé to 60,000 people. They only spoke French, they didn't even speak Arabic, they didn't even know what was he singing. They came to his concert because they loved Wardi.

One time a guy from Mali came to me on foot because he didn't have enough money. He told me that he wanted to see Mohammed Wardi. I said, "Ok, Mohammed Wardi is not here, he's in Egypt, why do you want to meet him?"

He said, "I want to take a picture with him, and I want him to give me a cassette because I want to marry a girl, and the girl's father didn't want me, and he gave me very, very hard conditions: that if I go and meet Mohammed Wardi and bring his signature and his voice and a picture, then I will give you my daughter."

I gave him my father's number in Cairo. He took the train 'til Halfa, then the boat 'til Egypt and he found my father and took a picture with him. My father then gave him a plane ticket, and he went back home and got married. This is a person who doesn't even know Arabic. He came from Mali, traveling for three months on foot. My father was loved in West Africa, East Africa, and the middle of Africa.

In 1997, in exile, he released a cassette called Al Mursal (The Messenger). It was a song that he sang first in 1974. Sudan went crazy. This was the highest selling Sudanese album ever, until now, because he was the singer of the Sudanese people—the left and the right, the educated and the illiterate, the laborer, the farmer, everybody."

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