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This week we're traveling from Africa to North America and back, following the roots of the blues. The blues was born in the American south, inspired by the traditional music that West African slaves brought with them across the Atlantic. Next, the style moved
north, reaching Chicago and St. Louis, where it took on a more electric, danceable edge.

Episode 22.14 
Airdate: March 28 - April 3, 2022

Featuring: 
1. Afrissippi - Ngol Jimoi (from the album “Fulani Journey” on Knock Down South Records / Electric Catfish Records)
2. Toumast - Ikalane Walegh (from the album “Ishumar” on Wagram)
3. Souad Massi - Inspiration (Illham) (from the album “Honeysuckle” on Wrasse Records / Universal)
4. Balla Tounkara - Toungamagni (Adventure) (from the album “Be Right”)
5. Ramata Diakite with Charlie Musselwhite - Maba (from the album “Maba” on Second Moon Records)
6. Amar Sundy - Ouallache (from the album “Najma / Blues Around the World” on Dixie Frog / Putumayo)
7. Baba Djan - Sabari (from the album “Sabari / Mali to Memphis” on Mercury Records / Putumayo)
8. Laye Sow - Kayba (from the album “Djamano” on Orange World Records)
9. Amadou et Mariam - Mon Amour, Mon Cherie (from the album “Mali to Memphis” on Putumayo)
10. Orchestra Baobab - Dee Moo Woor (from the album “Specialist In All Styles” on Nonesuch Records)
11. Daby Balde - Waino Blues (from the album “Introducing Daby Balde” on World Music Network)
12. Tinariwen - Amassakoul ‘N’ Tenere (from the album “Amassakoul / Mali” on World Village / Putumayo)

African Blues

THE CAT EMPIRE - Miserere

Titi Robin & Mehdi Nassouli - De Mashreq à Maghreb.mp3

youtube.com/watch?v=ETtozGMUNtY

Putumayo Presents Music From The Tea Lands

Maloki

Yelo

"Qui ne danse pas sur ce son, ne pourra chasser le lion".


Back to Bamako Janvier 2013 - N'tana

colombian champeta produced and mixed by richard blair , recorded live in audiovision bogota

gigolo - charles king

la chiva by la chiva gantiva, produced and mixed by richard blair. recorded live at vega studios, provence. 

La chiva by La Chiva Gantiva

Relax as we explore the subtler, acoustic side of Arabic music, with ballads by Middle-eastern and North African vocalists and small ensembles. 

Episode 20.36
Airtime: August 31 - September 6, 2020

Featuring:
1. Tania Saleh - Hsebak
2. Zaman - Batalti Eli
3. Akli D - AR Paris
4. Rasha - Azara Alhai
5. Les Orientales - Alger, Alger
6. Souad Massi - Ghir Enta
7. Jamal Porto - Gamar Badawi
8. Tiris - Tiris Nibreeha
9. Charbel Rouhana & Hani Siblini - Mada 
10. Zein Al-Jundi - Wijjak Ma’ii
11. Maurice El Medioni - Tu N’ Aurais Jamais Dû 
12. Mousta Largo - Les Larmes De Boabdil
13. Souad Massi - Raoui

Acoustic Arabia

Though Jazz has its roots in the United States, the distinctive style has influenced musicians across the globe. Join us this week as we follow the Jazz around the world, from countries as diverse and unexpected as Slovenia and New Zealand. 

Episode 20.38
Airtime: September 14-20, 2020

Featuring:
1. Richard Bona - Engingilaye
2. Chantel Chamberland - La Mer
3. Paris Combo - Si J’Avais Ete
4. Kora Jazz Trio - Chan-Chan
5. Madeleine Peyroux - Dance Me to the End of Love
6. Kélétigui Diabaté with Habib Koite & Bamada - Summertime at Bamako
7. Hugh Masekela feat. Malaika - Open the Door
8. Brina - Poljanska Balada
9. Giana Viscardi  - Quattro Tre Due Uno (4321)
10. Poncho Sanchez - El Sabroson
11. Heather Rigdon - Young and Naïve 
12. Monica Giraldo - Lo Tuyo Y Lo Mio
13. Annett Louisan - Der Kleine Unterschied
14. Nicola Arigliano - Carina

Jazz Around The World

Today we "Cover the World" with a fun set of songs you'll recognize...though it may take a minute or two. You'll hear the music of Simon & Garfunkel, the Eagles, Ray Charles, the Beatles, and U2, all given a unique spin by musicians from different cultures.

Episode 21.01
Airtime: December 28 - January 3, 2020

Featuring:
1. Toots and the Maytals - I Gotta Woman
2. Skank - Estare Prendido en Tus Dedos
3. Ba Cissoko - Sunday Bloody Sunday
4. Basilis Kazoullis - O Pugmachos (Boxer) 
5. Nouvelle Vague - I Melt With You
6. Jake Shimabukuro - While My Guitar Gently Weeps
7. Mo’Horizons - Hit the Road Jack
8. Vieux Farka Toure - Bullet the Blue Sky
9. Hamid Bouchnak - Yamra la Tabkiche 
10. Sergio Cammariere - Il Mare
11. Majek Fashek - Hotel California
12. Sunhidi Chauhan - Kaisi Paheli Zindgani
13. Ladysmith Black Mambazo with Des’ree - Ain’t No Sunshine

Cover The World

This week we pay tribute to one of the world's great leaders in the fight for freedom and equality, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Episode 21.03
Airtime: January 11-17, 2020

Featuring:
1. Oliver Mtukudzi - Wake Up
2. Bob Marley - Redemption Song
3. Wailing Souls - Live On
4. Taj Mahal/Toumani Diabate - Take This Hammer
5. Baaba Maal - Africans Unite
6. Boubacar Traore - Macire
7. Sam Mangwana - Galo Negro
8. Bayete & Jabu Khanyile - Africa Unite
9. Vusi Mahlasela & Louis Mhlanga - Two Birds
10. Wasis Diop - Soweto Daal
11. Stevie Wonder - Happy Birthday

Songs Of Freedom

Perhaps no country is more defined by its music. This island nation is at a confluence of cultures-- Latin American, African, and Caribbean.

Episode 21.04
Airtime: January 18-24, 2021

Featuring: 
1. Soneros de Verdad - A Buena Vista (from the album Putumayo Presents Cuba! Cuba!)
2. La Familia Valera Miranda - El Empanadillero (from the album Putumayo Kids Presents Cuban Playground)
3. Sonlokos - Rumba Con Sabor a Melao (from the album Putumayo Presents Cuba! Cuba!)
4. Ignacio “Mazacote” Carillo - Lagrimas Negras (from the album Putumayo Presents Café Cubano)
5. Al Monte - Palo! (from the album Putumayo Presents Cuba! Cuba!)
6. Pedro Luis Ferrer - Ay, Mi Vidita (from the album Putumayo Presents Café Cubano)
7. Las Ondes Marteles - Rima Caribeña (from the album Putumayo Kids Presents Cuban Playground)
8. German Obregón y Palma Real - Pincel Campesino (from the album Putumayo Presents Café Cubano)
9. Armando Garcon y Quinteto Oriente - Chan Chan (from the album Putumayo Presents Cuba! Cuba!)
10. Jose Conde - Elefante en Hotel (from the album Putumayo Kids Presents Cuban Playground)
11. Pedro Luis Ferrer - Cachimbiao Caramelo (from the album Putumayo Kids Presents Cuban Playground)
12. La Familia Valera Mirana - Caballo Viejo (from the album Putumayo Presents Cuba! Cuba!)
13. Adonis Puentes - Tumbando Mangos (from the album Putumayo Kids Presents Cuban Playground)
14. Rene Ferrer - Como A Cada Mañana (from the album Putumayo Presents Café Cubano)
15. Jose Conde y Ola Fresca - Puente a Mi Gente (from the album Putumayo Presents Cuba! Cuba!)

Cuba Cuba

It’s Carnival season, so we’re headed to New Orleans for a spicy stew of Mardi Gras Mambo. We’ll explore the sensuous dance rhythms of Cuba and their effect on the music of New Orleans.

Episode 21.07
Airtime: February 8th- 14th, 2021

Featuring:
1.) Poncho Sanchez  - Goin’ Back to New Orleans (from the album "New Orleans Mambo" on "Concord/Putumayo")
2.) Kreyol – Preservation Hall Jazz Band (from the album "New Orleans Mambo" on "Sub Pop/Putumayo")
3.) Carol Fran & Clarence Hollimon – Every Day is Not the Same (from the album "New Orleans Party" on "Black Top Records/Putumayo")
4.) Los Po-Boys-Citos – Jive Samba (from the album "New Orleans Mambo" on "Superultramega / Putumayo")
5.) Trombone Shorty - St James Infirmary Blues (from the album "Two Trumpets Two Eras New Orleans" on "Wise and Barking")
6.) Bo Dollis & Wild Magnolias – Coconut Milk (from the album "New Orleans Mambo" on "Concord/Putumayo")
7.) Neville Brothers – Yellow Moon (from the album "New Orleans Mambo" on "Universal/Putumayo")
8.) The Iguanas – Panama Tones/Nuevo Boogaloo (from the album "New Orleans Mambo" on "Universal/Putumayo")
9.) Otra – Nature Boy (from the album "New Orleans Mambo" on "Otra/Putumayo")
10.) Dr. John – Mos’ Scocious (from the album "New Orleans Mambo" on "Warner/Putumayo")
11.) Zazou City – Mañanita (from the album "New Orleans Mambo" on "Jumping Man Records/Putumayo")
12.) Luther Kent & the Dukes of Dixieland – Mardi Gras Mambo / Iko Iko (from the album " New Orleans Mardi Gras" on "Leisure Jazz")
13.) New Orleans Heartbreakers with Big Al Carlson – Jambalaya (from the album "New Orleans Mambo" on "Timeless/Putumayo")
14.) Cubanismo - Mardi Gras Mambo (from the album "Latin Playground" on "Hannibal Records/Putumayo")

New Orleans Mambo

Hosted by former KFOG personality Rosalie Howarth and Putumayo founder Dan Storper, the Putumayo World Music Hour (PWMH) is an internationally syndicated radio show that takes listeners on a weekly journey through the music of many different cultures.

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