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Originally Posted by Neapolitan
Lisnaholic, ... just stumbled across Ali Farka Touré. The first song, Lalayche, reminds me a little bit of Shake Your Hips (Rolling Stones, Exile On Main St.), if you like that kinda stuff you probably like his music.
Ali Farka Touré : Live @ the Watermans Arts Center 1988 (Part 2)
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^ Thanks, Neapolitan! Yes, I like Ali Farka Touré a lot, especially his songs with long guitar solos. He has a great collaboration album with Ry Cooder called
Talking Timbuktu - and if you like desert blues yourself, you might like this album:-
http://www.musicbanter.com/country-f...no-agadez.html
Ali Farka Touré's son is also a good musician in his own right, highly regarded on the world music scene, as demonstrated by the
Tel Aviv Session album. This is also a collaboration album, with pianist Idan Raichel among others:-
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Originally Posted by grindy
Chirgilchin's Igor Koshkendey paying obvious tribute to Oidupaa Vladimir Oiun's Oidupaa style and accompanying himself on an bayan (a russian accordeon).
Sublimely beautiful stuff.
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^ Great track, grindy! I love the off-the-register singing that comes in at 3:20 !
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I usually avoid the New Age fringes of world music, but I'm prepared to make an exception for Red Buddha and their album
China Exotic. (I came across it a while ago when I looking for some Stomu Yamashta material, but, in case you are wondering, there is actually no connection between "Red Buddha" and SY's "Red Buddha Theatre".)