Episode 22.36
Airtime: August 29th - September 4th, 2022

The West African nation of Senegal is home to some of the world’s most beautiful and melodic music. From the dance music of Dakar nightclubs, to the softer sounds of singer-songwriters and traditional kora players, the inspired melodies and rich tradition of this county
have been embraced across the globe. Join us this week as we explore the rich musical history and contemporary twist of Senegalese music.

Featuring:
1. Wasis Diop - Dem Ba ma (from the album “Everything is Never Quite Enough” on Triloka)
2. Ismaël Lo - Taar Dusey (from the album “Sénégal” on AZ Records / Universal Music France)
3. Toure Kunda - Bay Pa Mar (from the album “Santhiaba” on Sabaar Music)
4. Ousmane Touré - Dimba (from the album “Avenue du Monde / Tango Around the World” on Together Production / Putumayo)
5. Cheikh Lô - I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For (from the album “In the Name of Love: Africa Celebrates U2” on Shout Factory)
6. Laye Sow - Mauritania (from the album “Djamano / Acoustic Africa” on Orange World Records / Putumayo)
7. Baaba Maal - Kowoni Maayo (from the album “Missing You” on Palm Pictures)
8. Positive Black Soul with Princess Erika - Gold and Diamonds (from the album “Positive Black Soul” on East West France)
9. Youssou N’Dour with Les Nubians - La Femme est L’Avenir de L’Amour (from the album “Nothing’s in Vain” on Nonesuch)
10. Waflash & Masane - Link Diyo (from the album “Album Sampler” on AMU / A Round World)
11. Boubacar Mendy - Kirikou (from the album “Et ses Amis” on Universal)
12. Gokh-Bi System - Mama Afrika (from the album “Mission of Music” on A Round World)
13. Cherif Mbaw - Samba (from the album “Demain” on Allother Music)
14. Orchestre Baobab - El Son Te Llama (from the album “Afro-Latino” on Putumayo)

Senegal

This week we're traveling to South Africa, a country that has had a major impact on popular music worldwide. We'll explore everything from gospel to township jive and more traditional sounds sampling the diverse musical bounty this beautiful country has
 
Episode 22.44
Airtime: Oct 24-30, 2022

Featuring:
1. Tsepo Tshola - Mbube (from the album “A New Dawn” on Chissa Records)
2. Miriam Makeba - Pata Pata 2000 (from the album “Homeland / New World Party” on Putumayo)
3. Soul Brothers - Ujaheni (from the album “The Best of Soul Brothers / South Africa” on Gallo/Putumayo)
4. Vusi Mahlasela - Ntate Mahlasela (from the album “The Voice” on ATO Records)
5. Nibs Van Der Spuy - Beautiful Feet (from the album “Beautiful Feet / South Africa” on Sheer Sound / Putumayo)
6. Mahube feat. Phinda - Oxam (from the album “Music of Southern Africa / South Africa” on Sheer Sound / Putumayo)
7. Bholoja - Mbombela (from the album “South Africa” on Putumayo)
8. Blk Sonshine - Nkosi (from the album “Good Life” on Colossal / Sony BMG)
9. Johnny Clegg - Utshani Obulele (Zulu Version) (from the album “One Life” on Marabi)
10. Hugh Masekela - Thimela (from the album “Time” on Columbia)
11. Soweto Gospel Choir - Ngahlulele (from the album “Grace” on Shanachie)
12. Freshlyground - Ma’Cheri (from the album “Ma’Cheri” on Wrasse
13. Zoro - Work (from the album “South Africa” on Putumayo)

South Africa

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Beautiful Irish and Scottish voices, entrancing Celtic instrumentation and classic Christmas carols provide an uplifting soundtrack for the holiday season. 

Episode 22.52 
Airtime: Dec 19-25, 2022

Featuring:
1. Moya Brennan - Deck the Halls (from the album “An Irish Christmas” on BEO Records)
2. Charles T. Cozens - Good King Wenceslas (from the album “Celtic Christmas” on Putumayo)
3. Lasairfhíona Ní Chonaola - Nollaig Bhán (White Christmas) (from the album “Celtic Christmas” on Putumayo)
4. David Huntsinger - Angels We Have Heard on High (from the album “Hark! A Celtic Christmas Celebration” on Discovery House Music)
5. DruidStone - Noel Nouvelet (from the album “The Spirit of Christmas” on Little Miller Records)
6. Loreena McKennett - Dicken's Dublin (from the album “The Palace” on Putumayo)
7. Albion Christmas Band - Here We Come A- Wassailing (from the album “Celtic Christmas” on Putumayo)
8. Kim Robertson - The Holly and the Ivy (from the album “Christmas Lullaby” on Gourd Music)
9. Teresa Doyle - Bells Will Be Ringing (from the album “Celtic Christmas” on Putumayo)
10. Steve Schuch & The Night Heron Consort - Joy to the World (from the album “A Celtic Celebration, Vol. 2” on Night Heron Music) 
11. Áine Minogue - Manx Jezebel Carol (from the album “Winter, A Meditation” on Little Miller Records)
12. David Arkenstone - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (from the album “Celtic Christmas” on Putumayo)
13. The Gothard Sisters - Little Drummer Girl (from the album “Christmas”)
14. Steve Schuch & the Night Heron Consort - The First Noel (from the album “Celtic Celebration, Vol.  2” on North Star)
15. Loreena McKennitt - Banquet Hall (from the album “To Drive the Cold Winter Away” on Verve)
16. Charles T. Cozens - O Come, O Come Emmanuel (from the album “Celtic Christmas” on BEO Records)
17. Dougie MacLean - Auld Lang Syne (from the album “Tribute” on Dunkeld Records)

Celtic Christmas

Episode 23.01 
Airtime: December 26, 2022 - January 1st, 2023

Featuring:
1. The Beatles - Within You Without You (from the album "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" on Capitol)
2. Baba Yaga - Back in the USSR (from the album "Baba Yaga" on Fono Records)
3. CornerShop - Norwegian Wood (from the album "When I Was Born For The 7Th Time" on Luaka Bop / Warner Bros.)
4. Marcia Griffiths - Don't Let Me Down (from the album "Marcia" on Ras Records)
5. Milton Nascimento - Para Lennon e McCartney (from the album "Millennium" on Polygram)
6. The Meters - Come Together (from the album "Crescent City Groove Merchants" on Charly Records)
7. Los Fabulosos Cadillacs with Debby Harry - Strawberry Fields Forever (from the album "Rey Azucar" on Sony Music)
8. Khaled & Noa - Imagine (from the album "Kenza" on Universal France)
9. Gilberto Gil and Milton Nascimento - Something (from the album "Gil & Milton" on Atlantic)
10. The Mohawks - Let It Be (from the album "Yesterday, Pt. 3: 18 Fab Beatles Songs Done Reggae Style" on Trojan)
11. Duo Ouro Negro - Agora Vou Ser Feliz (from the album "Kurikutela! 40 Anos, 40 Exitos" on EMI)
12. Celia Cruz - Obladi-Oblada (from the album "Tropical Tribute to the Beatles" on RMM)
13. Ernie Smith - You Won’t See Me Again (from the album "Yesterday, Pt. 3: 18 Fab Beatles Songs Done Reggae Style" on Trojan)
14. Diego Pelaez - Drive My Car (from the album "Melosofias" on BMG)

All Together Now

Episode 23.06
Airtime: January 30 - February 5th, 2023

Featuring:
1. Wes - Lem Lem (from the album “Sinami, the Memory” on Sony Music France)
2. Fernanda Abreu - Eu Quero Sol (from the album “Sinami, the Memory” on Sony Music France)
3. Abdel Ali Slimani - Moi et Toi (from the album “Arabic Groove” on Putumayo)
4. Cheikh Lo - Bambay Guejj (from the album “Bambay Guejj” on Nonesuch)
5. Miriam Maria - Banguela (from the album “Rosa Fervida em Mel” on MCD)
6. Jairzinho Oliveira - Disritmia (from the album “Disritmia” on Trama)
7. Alliance Ethnik - No Limites (on Capitol Music / Putumayo)
8. Los Amigos Invisibles - La Vecina (from the album “Arepa 3000” on Luaka Bop)
9. Ricardo Lemvo - Nganga Kisi (from the album “Sao Salvador”)
10. Dania - Leiley (from the album “21st Century Arabia / Arabic Groove” on EMI Arabia / Putumayo)
11. Carlinhos Brown - Lagoinha (from the album “Bahia do Mundo-mito e Verdade” on EMI)
12. Menelik - Limbo Negro (from the album “Menelik / Mo' Vida” on Small/Sony Music France Putumayo)
13. Si Se - Bizcocho Amargo (from the album “Si Se” on Luaka Bop)

Global Funk

Today we head north to visit the largest center of French culture and language outside of France the Canadian province of Quebec, often called la belle provence, or, the beautiful province. Come along as we sample some of the diverse music from Montreal and Quebec City.
Episode 23.40 Quebec
Airs from September 25th - October 1st 2023

Featuring:
1.. Ariane Moffatt - Montréal (from the album "Le Coeur Dans La Tete" on Audiogram)
2. Mathieu Mathieu - Cette Ville (from the albums "La Gloire est Morte" & "Québec" on Milagro Records & Putumayo)
3. Martin Léon - Je M’demande (from the albums "Le Facteur Vent" & "Quebec" on Celestone Music & Putumayo)
4. Dobracaracol - Étrange (from the albums "Soley" & "Quebec" on Indica & Putumayo)
5. Daniel Lavoie - Violoncelle (from the album "Comédies Humaines" on Abacaba Editions)
6. Annie Villeneuve - Un Homme (from the albums "Villeneuve" & "Quebec" on Music & Putumayo)
7. Chango Family - Longue Est La Roots (from the album "El Pilon" on Les Disques Audiogramme)
8. Chloé Sainte-Marie - Brûlots (from the albums "Je Marche À Toi"  "Quebec" on FGC Disque & Putumayo)
9. Pierre Lapointe - Tous Les Visage (from the album "La Foret Des Mal-Aimes" on Audiogram)
10. Myreille Bédard - Il Fait Dimanche (from the albums "Éclats De Vie" & "Quebec" on Artic Records & Putumayo)
11. Polémil Bazar - Les Viscères (from the albums "Avale Ta Montre" & "Quebec" on Tacca Musique / Editions Tacca & Putumayo)
12. La Bottine Souriante - La Brunette Est Là (from the albums "Je Voudrais Changer d’Chapeau" & "Quebec" on Mille-Pattes & Putumayo)
13. Florent Vollant - Nitshiuenan (from the albums "Katak" & "Quebec" on D7 Recordings & Putumayo)
14. Oztara - Pauvre Bourgeois (from the album "Ensorsoleil" on Oztara)
15. Ariane Moffatt - Combustion Lente (from the album "Le Coeur Dans La Tete" on Audiogram)

Quebec

Union Cafe and Concert Program were released in 1994 and 1995 by Simon Jeffes, on his label Zopf Records. Simon himself saw them as the last part of the 'Octave' of Penguin Cafe Orchestra recordings.

As part of the ongoing curation of the Penguin cafe story, they were gently re-mastered by Simon's son Arthur Jeffes, and rereleased in 2011 along with 'Piano Music' a posthumous album of Simon's piano pieces. 



1 Scherzo And Trio

Extraits de l'album "La méduse-boîte", enregistré en Mars 2011 avec MobilHomeStudio.

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Track of the new album called "moGoi" released Feb 11th 2013

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Delve into duende – the emotional fire and stamp of modern flamenco on this Rough Guide. Pay homage to the living flamenco tradition with the guitars of Son De La Frontera and the legendary voice of Carmen Linares, before discovering contemporary twists from the likes of Lenacay, and Ladino innovator Yasmin Levy.

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THE ROUGH GUIDE TO FLAMENCO

From Israel to the Camargue, and from Barcelona to North Africa, flamenco forms and fusions are enchanting the faithful and converting new audiences.

Lenacay – born out of the disbanding of hip-hop flamenco innovators Ojos de Brujo in 2011 – seems to spin almost out of control with their fusions of bulerías, tangos, rumbas and soleas with Balkan, Latin and Indian music as well as club rhythms like dubstep and drum & bass, but are centered by flamenco. La Xula, who play sultry, avant-garde flamenco seduce by stealth.

Jerusalem-born Yasmin Levy brings her distinctive Ladino Jewish tradition to flamenco. While hers seems like a new branch, you might equally say she is rediscovering a forgotten strand of the roots of flamenco. Martirio, from Huelva, takes the sound forward through jazz treatments, and is equally at ease with tango, son and guaracha. ‘Fandangos’ plays off a moody midnight swing piano against her soaring flamenco vocal line.

Spanish label Nuevos Medios, sometimes referred to as the ‘Tamla Motown of flamenco’ is the home of Moorish-Cuban guitar quintet Son de la Frontera, flute and saxophone virtuoso (and Chick Corea collaborator) Jorge Pardo and Tomasa Guerrero Carrasco aka La Macanita, a singer who has stayed faithful to the gypsy cante style typical of her home town, Jerez de la Frontera.

These artists and the likes of Carlos Piñana, Londro, Carmelita Montoya and Carmen Linares are only ‘conservative’ in the sense that they embrace and nurture the ineffable, intangible quality of Andalusian flamenco: all are respected live performers, and bring that experience to their passionate, genre-expanding recordings.

Flamenco has a reputation for angst but with Mayte Martín’s ‘Por La Mar Chica Del Puerto’ we discover its intimate side. Completely different, but also heart-felt, the Camargue-based Gitano Family turn even the gloomiest images into bittersweet country songs.

This Rough Guide to Flamenco also comes with a bonus disc, featuring the music of Buenos Aires-based Al Toque Flamenco.

Al Toque Flamenco: En Tres - taken from The Rough Guide To Flamenco

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