A beautiful, 2-hour, strickly 45 rpm vinyl set by Jean Toussaint at Casa del Molino. A journey with rhythms of Congo, Angola, Benin, Ghana, Guadeloupe and more!
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Tracklist:
1 – Vicky Et l’orchestre Ok Jazz – Cafe
2 – Teta Lando – Se n’vilukidi Kimbembe
3 – Pa Steele’s African Brothers – Ankonam Boafo
4 – Joseph Lacides – Ca Ce Gros Moto La
5 – Les Aiglons – Ce Rat’ La
6 – Raphaël Zachille – Groupe Folklorique En Nous Belle 
7 – Orchestre Les Volcans De Porto-Novo – Jomido
8 – Tromboranga – Agua Que Va Caer
9 – Combo Guarajeo – Matizando La Salsa
10 – Orchestre National Les Volcans – Glenon Ho Akue
11 – Honore Avolonto – Sètché Wêda
11 – El- Rego Et Ses Commandos – Ke Amon-Gbetchea
12 – Orchestre Black Santiago – Noudé Lé Mabou
13 – Gyasi’s Guitar Band – Odonson
14 – Pa Steele’s African Brothers – Odo Mmera
15 – Os Kiezos – Memôria De Guy
16 – Negoleiros Do Ritmo – Lemba
17 – David Zé – Merengue S. António
18 – Joãozinho Morgado – Morgadinho
19 – Evolucão Africa – Madalena
20 – C. K. Jazz Band – Rubinson Alago
21 – The Tausi Man – George Manyara
22 – Forestal Et Doressamy – Ace Mal Pale Moin
23 – Emmanuel Toussaint – Non Madame!
24 – Gjo Dezormo – Sé Lé 22 Mai
25 – Orchestre Ok Jazz – Ven Y Ven Y Ven
26 – Orchestre Veve – Ata Ndele Nde Tozongani
27 – Orchestre Ok Jazz – Liwa Ya Wech
28 – Orchestre African Fiesta – Tu Te Rappelles
29 – David Zé – 1° De Agosto
30 – Makwanzi Duki & Les Noirs – Papi Asuanisi Mama N°1 & 2

Jean Toussaint @ Casa Del Molino

Tune in to the PWMH this week as we revisit songs with World Music origins that became hits on the Top 40 and FM radio in the 60’s & 70’s. 

Airs from: April 8th to April 14th, 2024

Featuring:
1. Miriam Makeba - Pata Pata (from the album "Best of World Music: African" on Putumayo)
2. Hugh Masekela - Grazin' In the Grass (from the album "Best of World Music: African" on Putumayo)
3. Santana - Oye Como Va (from the album "Abraxas" on Columbia)
4. Mongo Santamaria - Watermelon Man (from the album "Watermelon Man" on Milestone)
5. Antonio Carlos Jobim - Girl From Ipanema (from the album "The Composer of Desafinado, Plays" on Verve)
6. Kaoma - Lambada (from the album "World Beat" on Epic)
7. Sergio Mendes - Mais Que Nada (from the album "Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66" on A&M)
8. Manu Dibango - Soul Makossa (from the album "Soul Makossa" on Atlantic)
9. Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass - A Taste of Honey (from the album "Whipped Cream and Other Delights" on A&M Records)
10. The Tokens - The Lion Sleeps Tonight (Wimoweh) (from the album "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" on RCA Victor)
11. Jimmy Cliff - The Harder They Come (from the album "The Harder They Come" on TIME)
12. Ritchie Valens - La Bamba (from the album "The Very Best of Ritchie Valens" on Music Club)
13. Gipsy Kings - Bamboleo (from the album "Gipsy Kings" on Elektra/Nonesuch)
14. Harry Belafonte - The Banana Boat Song (Day-O) (from the album "Calypso" on RCA)
15. Eric Clapton - I Shot the Sheriff (from the album "Timepieces: Best of Eric Clapton" on PolyGram)

World Music Oldies

1. Santana - Africa Bamba (from the album "Supernatural" on Arista)
2. La Tribu - La Tuna (from the album "Ataca" on Attack!)
3. Ibrahim Ferrer - Comopositor Confundido (from the album "Cuba" on Putumayo)
4. Patricia Melecio - Funk Latin Boogalu (from the album "Mo Vida" on Putumayo)
5. Los Mocosos - El En Amor (from the album "Shades of Brown" on Six Degrees)
6. Aterciopelados - El Album (from the album "Gozo Poderoso" on Ariola Records)
7. Los Warahuaco - La Tuna (from the album Colombia" on Putumayo)
8. Ricardo Lemvo - Boom Boom Tarara (from the album "Sao Salvador" on Putumayo)
9. Chico César - Papeu Cabeza (from the album "Chico César" on Putumayo)
10. Zeca Baleiro - Salao de Beleza (from the album "Reggae Around the World" on Putumayo)
11. Rubi - Quando Cheiro Flores (from the album "Prece Ao Sustento" on Rubi)
11.Bossacucanova & Roberto Menescal - Nana (from the album "Brasilidade" on Batida Diferente Produções)

Fiesta Latina

Dance to soca from Trinidad, Compass from Haiti, and ska from Jamaica on The Caribbean episode of the PWMH hour! 

Air Dates:
June 10th-16th, 2024

Featuring:
1. Baron - Party Time (from the album "The Message" on JW Productions)
2. Raul Paz - Mua Mua Mua (from the album "Mulata" on Cuba Libre Music)
3. Ska Cubano - Chango (from the albums "Ska Cubano" & "The Caribbean" on Casino Sounds / Putumayo)
4. Mika - Bèl Fanm (from the albums "Mika" & "The Caribbean" on MYC Productions / Putumayo)
5. Jab Jab - Rev It Up (from the album "The Caribbean" on Putumayo)
6. Michel Blaise - Fem'm Sa (from the album "A L'aise Comme Blaise" on Antilles Mizik)
7. Coalishun - Thundah (from the albums "Kickin Up Dust" & "The Caribbean" on Coalishun Records / Putumayo)
8. Skatalites - Freedom Sounds (from the albums "From Paris With Love" &  "The Caribbean" on World Village Sounds / Putumayo)
9. Militant - Hot & Groovy (from the album "The Caribbean" on Putumayo)
10. Marcé & Toumpak - Bon Tche (from the albums "Pé épi kouté" & "The Caribbean" on Hibiscus Records / Putumayo)
11. Haiti Twoubadou - Medley Tradisyonel (from the album "Haiti Twoubadou vol. 3" on Come Il Faut)
12. Bélo - Lakou Trankil (from the album "Lakou Trankil" on Comme Il Faut) 
13. Waldo Mendoza - Pasa un Tiempo Viejo (from the albums "Bendito Tiempo" & "The Caribbean" on Egrem /Putumayo)
14. Kingston Ladies - Train Is Coming (from the album "Ladies' Turn" on Passage Productions)

The Caribbean

In this week’s Putumayo World Music Hour, Rosalie Howarth and Dan Storper explore the rhythms that enslaved people brought from Africa to the new world. There, they combined with European and American influences to create styles like Jazz, the Blues, and even Rock and Roll. African rhythms continue to inspire new genres of music like Electronica and Hip Hop.

Episode 24.28
Airdates: July 8th - July 14th, 2024

Featuring:
1. Zap Mama - “Rafiki” (From the album “A Ma Zone” on Luaka Bop)
2. Issa Bagayogo - “Saye Mogo Bana” (From the albums “Timbuktu” on Six Degrees and “African Groove” on Putumayo)
3. Madeka - “Miwa” (From the album “African Groove” on Putumayo)
4. Dady Mimbo - “Bouba (Cool)” (From the album “African Groove” on Putumayo)
5. Julien Jacob - “Kalicom” (From the albums “Shanti” on WEA France and “African Groove” on Putumayo)
6. Badenya - Les Freres Coulibaly - “Boroto” (From the albums “Seniwe” on Trance and “African Groove” on Putumayo)
7. Oom - “Anoma” (From the album “New World Party” on Putumayo)
8. Wes - “Lem Lem” (From the album “Sinami, The Memory” on Sony Music France)
9. Bob Holroyd - “Rafiki” (From the album “Without Within” on Six Degrees)
10, Hardstone - “Uhiki” (From the albums “Nutin But De Stone” on Kelele Records and “African Groove” on Putumayo)
11. Gigi - “Kahn” (From the album “Gigi” on Palm Pictures)
12. Aboutou Roots - “Hip Hop Yousoumba” (From the album “Protégé Toi” on Mega Box Productions)
13. A Peace of Ebony - “Vadzimu” (From the album “African Groove” on Putumayo)

African Groove

In this week’s Putumayo World Music Hour, Rosalie Howarth and Dan Storper go back to their roots to explore what truly defines the “Calypso” style. 

Episode 24.30
Airdates: July 22nd - July 28th, 2024

Featuring:
1. King Sparrow - “No More Rocking and Rolling” (From the albums “King Sparrow’s Calypso Carnival” on Smithsonian Folkways and “Calypso” on Putumayo)
2. The Percentie Brothers - “Goombay Drum” (From the album “Calypso” on Putumayo)
3. The Jolly Boys - “Take Me Back to Jamaica” (From the albums “Sunshine ‘n’ Water” on Rykodisc and “Calypso” on Putumayo)
4. Bob Marley - “Sun is Shining” (From the album “Kaya” on Tuff Gong)
5. Toots and the Maytals - “Reggae Got Soul” (From the albums “Time Tough” on Island and “Jamaica” on Putumayo)
6. George Symonette - “Don’t Touch Me Tomato” (From the albums “Bahamania Troubadour” on ART Records and “Calypso” on Putumayo)
7. Calypso Mama - “Yes Yes Yes” (From the albums “Calypso Mama” on ART Records and “Calypso” on Putumayo)
8. Lord Kitchener - “Steel Band Music” (From the album “Klassic Kitchener Volume One” on Ice)
9. Small Island Pride - “Taxi Driver” (From the album “Calypso Awakening from the Emory Cook Collection” on Smithsonian Folkways)
10. Delbon Johnson - “It's Always Springtime in Nassau” (From the album “Calypso” on Putumayo)
11. Leslie Scott & Irene Williams - “Crazy Like Mad” (From the albums “Come to the Caribbean” on ART Records and “Calypso” on Putumayo)
12. Frankie Anderson - “The Limbo Song” (From the albums “Calypso Party” on ART Records and “Calypso” on Putumayo)
13. The Percentie Brothers - “J.P. Morgan” (From the album “Calypso” on Putumayo)
14. Mighty Panther - “Barbados Carnival” (From the album “Calypso” on Putumayo)

Calypso

Join Rosalie Howarth and Dan Storper in this week's episode of Putumayo World Music Hour to hear artists from around the world cover a variety of well known songs. Some are faithful to the original recording, and some are completely turned upside down. 

Episode 24.31
Airdates: July 29th - August 5th, 2024

Featuring:
1. Luka Bloom - “Natural Mystic” (From the album “Amsterdam” on Big Sky Records)
2. Geoffrey Oryema - “Listening Wind” (From the album “Spirit” on Sony France)
3. Beau Jocque and the Zydeco Hi-Rollers - “Knockin' on Heaven's Door” (From the album “Gonna Take You Downtown” on Rounder)
4. Duo Ouro Negro - “Agora Vou Ser Feliz” (From the album “Kurikutela! 40 Anos, 40 Exitos” on EMI)
5. Basilis Kazoullis - “O Pugmachos (Boxer)” (From the album “I Lyra Sas Parousiazei” on Lyra)
6. Gratien Midonet - “Ne Me Quitte Pas” (From the album “Potlach” on Pastel Prod)
7. Jarabe de Palo - “Chica de Ipanema” (From the album “Samba Pa' Ti” on Warner)
8. Jehro - “Master Blaster” (From the album “Shantytown Carnival” on Superfruit)
9. Seu Jorge - “Changes” (From the album “The Life Aquatic Studio Sessions” on Hollywood Records)
10. The Reggae Rockers (featuring Bradley Brown) - “Don't Think Twice” (From the album “Blowin' in the Wind (A Reggae Tribute To Bob Dylan)” on Madacy Entertainment Group)
11. Kaya - “Stir It Up” (From the album “Chante Marley” on Dodo Sound)
12. Mo' Horizons - “Hit The Road Jack” (From the album “Remember Tomorrow” on Stereo Deluxe and “Cover the World” on Putumayo)
13. Chris Ardoin and Double Clutchin' - “Your Love Keeps Lifting Me Higher (Higher and Higher)” (From the album “Turn the Page” on Rounder and “Cover the World” on Putumayo)

World Covers

In this week’s Putumayo World Music Hour, Dan Storper and Rosalie Howarth travel 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 24.33
Airdates: August 12th - August 18th, 2024

Featuring:
1. Afrissippi - “Ngol Jimoi” (From the album “Fulani Journey” on Knock Down South Records and Electric Catfish Records)
2. Toumast - “Ikalane Walegh” (From the album “Ishumar” on Wagram)
3. Souad Massi - “Inspiration (Ilham)” (From the album “Honeysuckle” on Wrasse Records and 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 albums “Najma” on Dixie Frog and “Blues Around the World” on Putumayo)
7. Baba Djan - “Sabari” (From the albums “Sabari” on Mercury Records and “Mali to Memphis” on 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)
11. Daby Balde - “Waino Blues” (From the album “Introducting Daby Balde” on World Music Network)
12. Tinariwen - “Amassakoul ‘N’ Tenere” (From the albums “Amassakoul” on World Village and “Mali” on Putumayo)
13. Victor Démé - “Djôn’maya” (From the album “Victor Démé” on Chapa Blues Records)

African Blues

Join Dan Storper and Rosalie Howarth in this week’s episode of Putumayo World Music Hour as they enjoy a masala of music from one of the world's most populous nations, the majestic and diverse country of India, as well as other nations whose music has been enriched by Indian flavors.

Episode 24.40
Airdates: September 30th - October 6th, 2024

1. Susheela Raman - “Mamavatu” (From the albums “Susheela Raman” on Narada World and “Asian Groove” on Putumayo)
2. Niraj Chag - “Khwaab” (From the albums “Along the Dusty Road” on Buzz-Erk and “India” on Putumayo)
3. Ravi Shankar with George Harrison - “Tana Mana” (From the album “Bridges (The Best of Ravi Shankar)” on BMG/Private Music)
4. CornerShop - “Norwegian Wood” (From the album “When I Was Born for the 7th Time” on Luaka Bop/Warner Bros.)
5. Lucky Ali - “Kitni Haseen Zindagi” (From the album “Aks” on Sony Music India)
6. The Unseen Guest - “Listen My Son” (From the albums “Out There” on Tuition/Schott Music & Media and “Blues Around the World” on Putumayo)
7. Uma Mohan - “Shiva Panchakshara Stotram/Shiva Shadakshara Stotram” (From the albums “Divine Chants of Ganesh” on Times Music India and “India” on Putumayo)
8. Mungal with Nitin Sawhney - “Awake” (From the albums “Dreadlocks” on Virgin and “Asian Groove” on Putumayo)
9. Fernanda Abreu - “Eu Vou Torcer” (From the albums “Na Paz” on Garota Sangue Bom)
10. Sanjay Divecha featuring Kailash Kher - “Naino Sey” (From the albums “Full Circle” on Blue Frog Records and “India” on Putumayo)
11. Kiran Ahluwalia - “Vo Kuch (Passion)” (From the albums “Beyond Boundaries” on Kiran Music and “India” on Putumayo)
12. Apache Indian - “Om Numah Shivaya” (From the albums “Karma” on Universal Music and “World Reggae” on Putumayo)
13. Deepak Chopra - “Oceans of Ecstasy” (From the albums “A Gift of Love II - Oceans of Ecstasy” on Rasa Music and “Asian Lounge” on Putumayo)
14. The Bilz - “Mehendi” (From the album “The Bilz” on Times Music/Bilz Music)

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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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