Classic Blundetto mix serie, first installement.

Blundetto - No ID No Entry #1

off the album "Kiriké" by Kassé Mady Diabaté 
(P)2014 NØ FØRMAT!

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TOUR DATES 
21/11 Paris (FR) - Festival Africolor
23/11 London (UK) - Purcell Room - London Jazz Fest.
26/11 Amsterdam (NL) - BimHuis
27/11 Gröningen (NL) - Oosterport
28/11 Utrech (NL) - Rasa
29/11 Brussels (BE) - Muziekpublique – Théâtre Molière
30/11 Nijmegen (NL) - Music Meeting
02/12 Paris (FR) - Café de la Danse

Ko Kuma Magni

In this week’s Putumayo World Music Hour, Rosalie Howarth and Dan Storper are keeping it close to home by exploring world music here in North America, including Indigenous music and music from settlers of other cultures. 

Episode 24.50
Airdates: December 9th - December 15th, 2024

Featuring:
1. Sleepy Maggie - “Ashley MacIsaac with Mary Jane Lamond” (From the album “How Are You Today?” on Ancient Music)
2. Tupelo Honey - “Wayne Toups & Zydecajun” (From the album “Blast from the Bayou” on Polygram)
3. Melting Pot - “King Chango” (From the albums “Melting Pot” on Luaka Bop and “Mo’ Vida” on Putumayo)
4. If I Was Your Man - “Joan Osborne” (From the album “Righteous Love” on Interscope)
5. Queen Bee - “Taj Mahal & Toumani Diabate” (From the album  “Kulajan” on Hannibal)
6. Stay In or Stay Out - Pass the Dutchie - “Chris Ardoin and Double Clutchin’” (From the album “Zydeco” on Putumayo)
7. Wasuze Otya - “Samite” (From the album “Silina Musango” on Xenophile)
8. Sarita - “Subdudes” (From the album “Live, At Least” on World Cafe)
9. Fill it to the Brim - “Aine Minogue” (From the album “Circle of the Sun” on RCA)
10. Cumbia Raza - “Los Lobos” (From the album “This Time” on Hollywood)
11. Native American - “Little Steven/Bruce Springsteen” (From the album “Freedom No Compromise” on Capital)


North America

In this week’s Putumayo World Music Hour, Rosalie Howarth and Dan Storper visit some of the world's urban centers for “World Cities.”

Episode 25.02
Airdates: January 6th - January 12th, 2025

Featuring:
1. Bebel Gilberto - “August Day Song (Remix)”
2. Habib Koite - “Sirata”
3. Kermit Ruffins - “Kermit’s Second Line”
4. Da Lata - “Cores”
5. Barrio Chino - “Saudade”
6. Boubacar Mendy - “Kirikou”
7. Bonga - “Balumukeno”
8. Amr Diab - “Amarain”
9. Sin Palabras - “Salsita”
10. Oliver Mtkudzi - “Nda Kuvara”
11. Gigi - “Gud Fella”
12. Mo Guajiro - “Caballo”
13. Los Mocosos - “Soy Callejero”


World Cities

Jazz is one of the only true original forms created here in the United States. Jazz has influenced and been influenced by a multitude of musical sounds. On this week’s Putumayo World Music Hour, Rosalie Howarth and Dan Storper will illustrate some of the ways that jazz has had an effect on world music. 

Episode 25.03
Airdates: January 13th - January 19th, 2025

Featuring:
1. Hugh Masakela w/ Mongo Santamaria - “Shango” (From the album “Sixty” on Shanachie)
2. Richard Bona - “Dipita” (From the album “Scenes from Life” on Columbia)
3. Pancho Sanchez w/ Mongo Santamaria - “Besame Mama” (From the albums “Conga Blue” on Concord Jazz and “Latino! Latino!” on Putumayo)
4. Tito Puente - “Afro-Blue” (From the album “Greatest Hits” on RMM)
5. Ernest Ranglin - “Below the Bassline” (From the albums “Below the Bassline” on Island and “Music from the Coffee Lands” on Putumayo)
6. Olu Dara - “Massamba” (From the album “Neighborhoods” on Atlantic)
7. Afro-Cuban Jazz Project - “Campina” (From the albums “Descarga Uno” on Lusafrica and “Cuba” on Putumayo)
8. Coco Briaval - “Les Yeux Noirs” (From the albums “Musique Manouche” on Auvidis and “Gypsy Caravan” on Putumayo)
9. Miriam Makeba - “Umhome” (From the album “Homeland” on Putumayo)
10. Rosa Passos - “Aguas de Marco” (From the albums “O Melhor de Rosa Passos” on Velas and “Brasilerio” on Putumayo)
11. El Curi - “Tarde de Lluvia en la Habana” (From the album “El Curi en la Habana” on Nubenegra)



World Jazz

In this week's Putumayo World Music Hour, Rosalie Howarth pays tribute to a musical legend, Bob Marley with covers of his music from around the world.

Episode 25.05
Airdates: January 27th - February 2nd, 2025

Featuring:
1. Bob Marley - “Sun is Shining” (From the album “Kaya” on Tuff Gong)
2. Ojos de Brujo - “Get Up, Stand Up” (From the album “Backspin” on Six Degrees)
3. Caracol - “Could You Be Loved” (From the album “Tribute to a Reggae Legend” on Putumayo)
4. Three Plus - “Is This Love” (From the albums “Three Plus For You” on Koops 2 Entertainment” and “Tribute to a Reggae Legend” on Putumayo)
5. Cultura Profetica - “Buffalo Soldier (Live)” (From the album “Tribute To The Legend Bob Marley (Live)”)
6. Ceu - “Concrete Jungle” (From the albums “Ceu” on 0+ Music and “Tribute to a Reggae Legend” on Putumayo)
7. Kali - “Lively Up Yourself” (From the album “Roots” on Phonogram)
8. Rebelution - “Natural Mystic” (From the album “Tribute to a Reggae Legend” on Putumayo)
9. Playing for Change - “One Love” (From the albums “Playing for Change” on Hear Music and “Tribute to a Reggae Legend” on Putumayo)
10. Julie Crochetiere - “Mellow Mood” (From the albums “A Better Place” on Avalon and “Tribute to a Reggae Legend” on Putumayo)
11. Richard Bona - “Redemption Song” (From the album “A Twist of Marley” on Verve Music Group)
12. Northern Lights featuring Jonathan Edwards - “Waiting in Vain” (From the album “One Day” on Fifty Fifty Music and “Tribute to a Reggae Legend” on Putumayo)
13. Funkadesi - “Stir It Up” (From the album “Yo Baba” on Good Intent Ahimsa Music)
14. Sierra Leone’s Refugee All Stars - “No Woman, No Cry” (From the album “Tribute to a Reggae Legend” on Putumayo)


Tribute to a Reggae Legend

In this week’s Putumayo World Music Hour, Rosalie Howarth and Dan Storper explore the modern side of African music, where artists use the traditional rhythms and instruments of their native country as a springboard to then transform their sound with different effects. 

Episode 25.07
February 10th - February 16th, 2025

Featuring: 
1. Issa Bagayogo - “Saya Mogo Bana” (From the album “Issa Bagayogo” on Mali Style)
2. Bachot Muna - “Tondo Mba” (From the album “Bachot Muna” on Soft Gamma)
3. Oom - “Anoma” (From the albums “Oom Beats and Peaces” on Tequila and “Africa” on Putumayo)
4. Busi Mhlongo - “Yehlisan’ Umoya Ma-Afrika” (From the album “Afrika” on Melt 2000)
5. Hisham Abbas - “Intil Waheeda” (From the albums “Kalam Ellsil” on EMI Music - Arabia and “Arabic Groove” on Putumayo)
6. Masao - “Be Musango (Nelson Mandela)” (From the album “Ese” on Boulevard)
7. Les Go (de Koteba) - “Fontifangni” (From the album “Faso Den”)
8. Toure Kunda - “Casale” (From the album “Toure Kunda Collection” on Putumayo)
9. Zap Mama - “Rafiki” (From the album “A Ma Zone” on Luaka Bop)
10. Sawt El Atlas - “Ne Me Jugez Pas” (From the albums “Ne Me Jugez Pas” on SONY France and “Arabic Groove” on Putumayo)
11. Aby N’Dour - “Xel” (From the albums “Yoff” on Jololi and “New World Party” on Putumayo)
12. Abdul Raheem - “Che Che” (From the album “Che Che” on Kelele Records)
13. Miriam Makeba - “Pata Pata 2000” (From the album “Homeland” on Putumayo)


Afro Groove

The magical meeting of a Zimbabwe master mbira player and a genius electro-funk producer from France.
Out on 12" (get it quick !)and digital format

JACOB MAFULENI & GARY GRITNESS 'Atuka Mondhoro' Club Edit

Free download on vrtw.bandcamp.com

Following the debut success of their first release, "Little Sparrow", Kosmic Blues continue their universal quest and shortly after release their first EP, "Roots". 

"Each song is an introspection, a profound look that, once started within, gradually turns towards everything that surrounds us. This is how we build our lyrics, our musical story, our orchestration, so that the end result is our own reflection to the world. We are different, but our experiences reveal our common roots. Our message with “Roots” is precisely this – let’s take a journey in time, to our childhood and back, touching those hidden, simple but powerful emotions." 

A Vinyl, Rum, Tapas & Wine original production. 
www.vrtw.life 

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Kosmic Blues, as the name suggests, is a wonderful blend of blues, funk and electronic beats, with a dash of folk, jazz and old school rock. The result is a fresh timbre and a soothing sound that shelters the listener in an atmosphere of peace and "joie-de-vivre". Think of Morcheeba meets Jefferson Airplane, but with more than a modern twist. 

Vocals, Kazoo: Cosmina Soare 
Guitar, Bass: Paul Alexandru 
Sampler, Turntables: UFe (Robert Petre) 
Production & Sound Engineering: UFe (Robert Petre) 
Artwork: Camelia Imbuzan 

"Come This Way" composed by Nancy Priddy & Gordon Everett H 
"Girl" & "Childhood" composed by Kosmic Blues

Roots

Come This Way

VISIONS OF SELAM
Arat Kilo / Mamani Keïta / Mike Ladd

04 - Arat Kilo - Dia Barani

Available on Analog Africa No.13 - The Skeletal Essences of Afro Funk
Release date: April 30th

Ecoute ma Melodie - Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou

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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