Sunday, November 30, 2008

Playlist for 12.04.2008—Pamela

= = = Set 1: about 9:04 pm

Title: "Jam"
Artist: Kara
CD: Welti bamboule
Country: Sénégal/Switzerland

"Mbanda Ya Mobange"
Super Mazembe
Orchestra Super Mazembe: Giants of East Africa
Kenya

"W'amu Do Ho No"
Alex Kondu
Ghana Soundz: Afro-Beat, Funk and Fusion in 70s Ghana
Ghana

"Righteous Kingdom"
African Brothers
Want Some Freedom
Jamaica

= = = Set 2: about 9:21 pm

"Sahwira"
Bongo Love
Afrocoustics
Zimbabwe

"Arc en ciel"
Guem
Cameleon
Algeria

"Jinger Mama"
Hasna El Becharia
Jazair Johara
Morocco

"É Si Propí"
Ferro Gaita
Bandera Liberdade
Cabo Verde

= = = Set 3: about 9:41 pm

"N'Tesse"
Habib Koité & Bamada
Afriki
Mali

"Tive Razão"
Seu Jorge
Cru
Brasil

"Warba"
Gabin Dabiré
Kontômé
Burkina Faso

"Ekhaya"
Vusa Mkhaya
The Spirit of Ubuntu
South Africa

= = = Set 4: about 10:00 pm

"Gbedu 1"
Dele Sosimi
Afro Beat … No Go Die!
Nigeria

"L'Argent Appelle L'Argent"
Pamelo Mounk'a
L'essentiel
Congo

"Gorée"
Jacob Desvarieux et Georges Decimus
Gorée
Martinique/Guadeloupe

= = = Set 5: about 10:19 pm

"Toub"
Nuru Kane
Sigil
Sénégal

"Sofrimento"
Waldemar Bastos
Pretaluz (Blacklight)
Angola

"Souvent"
Salif Keita
Moffou
Mali

"A Raça Humana"
Gilberto Gil
Gil Luminoso
Brasil

= = = Set 6: about 10:43 pm

"Aâlach Tloumouni"
Khaled
Kenza
Algeria

"Ni Mafélé'"
Sekouba "Bambino" Diabaté
Sinikan
Guinée

"Disaster"
Thomas Mapfumo
Choice Chimurenga
Zimbabwe

= = = Set 7: about 11:01 pm

"Je Sais"
Diely Moussa Kouyaté
Le Temps
Guinée

"Zion Train"
Bob Marley & The Wailers
Uprising
Jamaica

"Ngui Tename"
Bonga
Mulemba Xangola
Angola

"Doom"
Thione Seck
Orientation
Sénégal

= = = Set 8: about 11:18 pm

"Ndituusa Wa?"
Omega Bugembe Okello
Kiwomera Emmeme
Uganda

"Tchewata"
Aster Aweke
African Angels
Ethiopia

"Dam Bô"
Sara Tavares
Balancê
Cabo Verde

= = = Set 9: about 11:37 pm

"Al Pan Pan Al Vino Vino"
Sonora Ponceña
Desde Puerto Rico a Nueva York
Puerto Rico

"Eltsuhg Ibal Lasiti"
The Daktaris
Soul Explosion
Nigeria

"KJ" (1960s)
LinkTabu Ley & African Jazz
African Pearls: Rumba on the River
Congo

= = = Set 10: about 11:54 pm

"Koma Xi Tia"
Choppa
Tales of Moçambique
Moçambique

"Naguya Nei"
Paul Nabor
From Bakabush: The First 10 Years of Stonetree
Belize

Friday, November 28, 2008

Playlist for 11.17.2008—Emmanuel Nado

ARTIST: Ablaye Cissoko & Volker Goetze

ALBUM Sira

SONG Sira

COUNTRY Senegal

Nawal

Kweli

Sana

Comores Island

Soweto String Quartet

Zebra Crossing

Graceland Collection

South Africa

Sekouba Diabate

Guitar Fo

Wati

Rep of Guinee

Lwanda Magere

Spotlight on Kenya

Zion Away

Kenya

Rajery

`Fanamby

Misahotaka Ny Akama

Madagascar

King Sunny Ade

E Dide

Oshodi Oke

Nigeria

Dataz

Tanzania

Mume W Mtu

Tanzania

Break…………………………………………………………………break…………….

Chidinma Okafor

West Africa Gospel

Medley

Nigeria

Sipho Mabuse

Chant of the Marching

Chant

South Africa

West African Highlife Band

Salute to Highlife Pioneers

Nigeria/Ghana

Angelique Kidjo/Ziggy Marley

Djin Djin

Sedjedo

Benin

Break………………………break…………………………….break…………………..

Prince Eyango

Mentalite Africaine

Chantou

Cameroon

Omara Portuondo

Gracias

Cachita

Cuba

Omara Portuondo/Richard Bona

Gracias

Drume negrita

Cuba/Cameroon

Omara Portuondo/Chico Buarque

Gracias

O que sera

Cuba/Brazil

Batata/Rumba Palenquera

Radio Bakongo

La Maya

Colombia

Macire Sylla

Massa

Pereperen

Rep. Guinee

Wagadugu

Timeless Classics

Easy Dancing

Sierra Leone

Lionel Almeida

The Best of

Anita

Cap Vert

Madilu System

Sans Commentaire

Nzele

D.R.Congo

Break…………………………………….break…………………………………..

Diboue Black

Africa Fiesta

Africa Jump

Cameroon

4Stars& Syran Mbenza

Adama Coly

Zouzou

D.R.Congo

Patience Dabany

Patenece Dabany

Namako

Gabon

Brenda Fassie

Kesiyele

Shihkebe /Shamago

South Africa

Salif Keita

Mbemba

Kamoukie

Mali

Edith Lefel

Edith chante Edith

Non je ne regrette rien

Martinique


Aurlus Mabele

African Soukous

Ma Fille Jessica

D.R.Congo

Los Nemus del Pacifico

The best of

Playa, Brisa Y Mar

Colombia

Un Solo Pueblo

Exitos

Caracas Raracas

Venezuela

Break………………….break………………..

Soukous Stars

Sweet Mother

D.R.Congo



JP Mapiana

Fara Fara Unity

Souverain

D.R.Congo

Sunday, November 16, 2008

Playlist for 11.20.2008—Pamela

= = = Set 1: about 9:04 pm

Title: "Sahara Groove"
Artist: Hossam Ramzy
CD: ARC's Source of Fire
Country: Egypt

"Amidinine"
Toumast
Ishumar
Tuareg/Niger

"Dunu Kan"
Issa Bagayogo
Mali Koura
Mali

"Biduman" (instr.)
Sekou Bembeya Diabaté
Guitar Fö
Guinée

= = = Set 2: about 9:26 pm

"Heaven"
Ebo Taylor
Ghana Soundz
Ghana

"Rockers"
Bunny Wailer
Bunny Wailer Retrospective
Jamaica

"Babylon"
Sonny Okosuns
African Soldiers
Nigeria

"Njambur"
Kara
Welti bamboule
Sénégal

= = = Set 3: about 9:51 pm

"Mujje"
Omega Bugembe Okello
Kiwomera Emmeeme
Uganda

"Mario"
Africando feat. Franco et Madilu System
Ketukuba
var. Africa/Latin America

= = = Set 4: about 10:00 pm

"Ye-Shewa Alemena"
Teshome Wolde
The Ethiopian Millennium Collection—Dance
Ethiopia

"Ko Bé Na Touma Do"
Amadou et Mariam
Je Pense à Toi
Mali

"Get Up"
Sila & the Afrofunk Experience
Funkiest Man in Africa
Kenya/USA

"Te Kerenta"
Xalam
Apartheid
Sénégal

= = = Set 5: about 10:19 pm

"Xiluva"
Deodato Siquir
Balanço
Moçambique/Denmark

"Africa Nosse"
Cesaria Evora
Rogamar
Cabo Verde

"Paraiso di Gumbe"
Manecas Costa
Paraiso di Gumbe
Guinea-Bissau

"Nyanga Yenzou"
Oliver Mtukudzi
Wonai
Zimbabwe

= = = Set 6: about 10:39 pm

"Tolombolangue"
Vilon'Androy
Rough Guide to the Music of Madagascar
Madagascar

"Awungibhaleli Ngani'"
Mahotella Queens
Sebai Bai
South Africa

"Asesina"
Juan Bautista
Bachata Roja
Republica Dominicana

"Pape Ndiaye"
Orchestra Baobab
Made in Dakar
Sénégal

"Le Rendez-vous"
Ricardo Lemvo & Makina Loka
São Salvador
D.R. Congo

= = = Set 7: about 11:00 pm

"Seya"
Super Mama Djombo
Super Mama Djombo
Guinea-Bissau

"Mi Si Ba To"
T.P. Orchestre Poly Rythmo
The Kings of Benin Urban Groove 1972–80
Benin

"Komssou"
Setona
Tariq Sudan
Sudan

"Olho d'Água"
SambaDá
Salve a Bahia
Brasil/USA

= = = Set 8: about 11:22 pm

"Hvasi Vanhu Vese"
Bongo Love
Rwendo
Zimbabwe

"Amuñegu"
Andy Palacio & the Garifuna Collective
Wátina
Belize

"Thiaroye"
El Hadj N'Diaye
Thiaroye
Sénégal

"Willison Oluhambo"
Les Bunyore Band feat. Shem Tube
Abana Ba Nasery
Kenya

= = = Set 9: about 11:43 pm

"Malaïka"
Angelique Kidjo
Logozo
Benin

"So Doce, So Mel"
Boy Gé Mendes
Noite de Morabeza
Cabo Verde

"Boulevard de l'Independence"
Toumani Diabaté's Symmetric Orchestra
Boulevard de l'Independence
Mali

= = = Set 10: about 11:57 pm

"Douma"
Daby Balde
Introducing Daby Balde
Sénégal

Tribute to Mama Africa & Playlist for 11.13.2008—Nado

A tribute to Mama Africa
Miriam Makeba, who brought African music to the world years before world music became fashionable, died this past weekend in Italy, where she was performing in solidarity for 6 Ghanaen immigrants who were shot killed in a small town near the southern city of Naples.

Miriam Makeba collapsed on stage after singing one of her most famous hits, "Pata Pata". Affectionately called "Mama Africa", she embodied the courage and strength of the African woman who is the pillar of her family. Her music was intertwined with her life—she told her story and the story of where she came from, South Africa. She was an inspiration to all Africans, singers and not singers, we all had this spiritual connection with her. She was the first woman role model for Africans, she’ll remain the most vital inspiring performer full of zest and pure love of life. Her story is that of hope and triumph over adversity. She was truly Mama Africa.
—Emmanuel Nado

ARTIST: Miriam Makeba
ALBUM: Live from Paris & Conakry
SONG: Pata Pata
COUNTRY: South Africa

Miriam Makeba
  • Africa
  • Malaika
  • Amampondo
  • Kilimandjaro
  • The Lions Cries
  • L’enfant et la Gazelle
  • U. Shaka
  • Homeland
  • I Shall Sing
  • Milele
  • Iphin Dlela
  • N’Diarabi
  • A Luta Continua
  • Africa is where my heart lies

Break……

King Bruce
Golden Highlife Classics
Medaho Mao
Ghana

Dorothy Masuka
Nhingirikiri
Zimbabwe

Ali Farka Toure
Radio Mali
Bandalabourou
Mali


Kayode Olajide
Afrobeat Experience
Olufeba
Nigeria

X Plastaz
African Rap
Msimu Kwa Msimu
Tanzania

Issa Bagayogo
Sya
Madomba
Mali

Break……

Lokua Kanza
Three
Don’t Tell Me
D.R.Congo

Mayra Andrade
Navega
Comme s’il en pleuvait
Cap Vert

Ti Manno
The Best Of
Unissons nous
Haiti

Timbalada
Tim Bala Da
Tana Mulher
Brazil

Patata Y su Palenquera
Rumba Palenquera
Arriba Voy Abjo Vengo
Columbia

Peru Negro
Zamba Malato
Una Negra Y un Negro
Peru

Finanacon
Funana
Cap Vert

Break…

Dally Kimoko
Les Tops Swings
Ma Hele
D.R.Congo

Lucien Bokilo
Choc a Distance
Le mot fin
Rep. Congo

Sam Mangwana
No me digas no
No me digas no
Angola/D.R.Congo

Monday, November 10, 2008

Passings: Miriam Makeba has died

From BBC news:
November 10, 2008

South African singing legend Miriam Makeba has died aged 76, after being taken ill in Italy. She had just taken part in a concert near the southern town of Caserta and died of a heart attack.

Makeba, known as "Mama Africa", spent more than 30 years in exile after lending her support to the anti-apartheid struggle. She appeared on Paul Simon's Graceland tour in 1987 and in 1992 had a leading role in the film Sarafina!

Makeba, was born in Johannesburg on 4 March 1932 and was a leading symbol in the struggle against apartheid.

Her singing career started in the 1950s as she mixed jazz with traditional South African songs. She came to international attention in 1959 during a tour of the United States with South African group the Manhattan Brothers.

She was forced into exile soon after when her passport was revoked after starring in an anti-apartheid documentary and did not return to her native country until after Nelson Mandela was released from prison in 1990.

Makeba was the first black African woman to win a Grammy Award, which she shared with Harry Belafonte in 1965.

Charlie Gillett, who presents the BBC World of Music programme, says there is nobody to compare to her, as she was popular in West Africa - after living in exile in Guinea - and East Africa for recording a version of the Swahili song Malaika, as well as her home in South Africa.

She was African music's first world star blending different styles long before the phrase "world music" was coined.

After her divorce from fellow South African musician Hugh Masekela she married American civil rights activist Stokely Carmichael.

It was while living in exile in the US that she released her most famous songs, Pata Pata and the Click Song.

"You sing about those things that surround you," she said. "Our surrounding has always been that of suffering from apartheid and the racism that exists in our country. So our music has to be affected by all that."

It was because of this dedication to her home continent that Miriam Makeba became known as Mama Africa.

MIRIAM MAKEBA
1932: Born Johannesburg, South Africa
1959: Stars in the jazz opera King Kong and anti-apartheid film Come Back, Africa, met Harry Belafonte
1960: Barred from South Africa
1963: Testifies against apartheid at the United Nations
1966: Becomes the first African woman to win a Grammy award
1968: Marries Black Panther Stokely Carmichael and moves to Guinea
1985: Moves to Brussels after her child Bongi dies in childbirth
1990: Returns to South Africa after personal request from Nelson Mandela
2005: Begins a "farewell tour" of the world that lasts three years
2008: Dies in Caserta, Italy following a concert, aged 76

Sunday, November 02, 2008

Playlist for 11.06.2008—Pamela

= = = Set 1: about 9:04 pm

Title: "Tous Nos maux"
Artist: Pierre Akendengue
CD: Gorée
Country: Gabon

"Afrika"
Michel Ongaro
ARC's Spotlight on Kenyan Music
Kenya

"Makassi (Suite)"
Sam Fan Thomas
Makassi (African Typic Collection)
Cameroon

"Nina"
Tito Paris
Dança ma mi Criola
Cabo Verde

= = = Set 2: about 9:26 pm

"Altchal Kum" (instr.)
Mogès Habté
The Rough Guide to the Music of Ethiopia
Ethiopia

"Africadën"
Cheikh Lô
Bambay Gueej
Sénégal

"Survival"
Bob Marley & The Wailers
Survival
Jamica

= = = Set 3: about 9:42 pm

"Jaman Moro"
Afel Bocoum
The Rough Guide to African Blues
Mali

"Melodi Ya Mamelodi"
Vusi Mahlasela
The Voice
South Africa

"Atulale"
Massukos
Bumping
Moçambique

"Buroda Mase"
Bola Johnson & His Easy Life Top Beats
Nigeria Special: Modern Highlife, Afro-Sounds & Nigerian Blues 1970–6
Nigeria

= = = Set 4: about 10:02 pm

"Trigue Lycee"
Khaled
Kenza
Algeria

"Fire Dombolo"
Abdul Tee-Jay
Rokoto make me Dance Dance
Sierra Leone

"Como Quiera"
José Alberto "El Canario"
Back to the Mambo: Tribute to Machito
Puerto Rico

"Kania"
Les Amazones de Guinée
Wamato
Guinée

= = = Set 5: about 10:24 pm

"Matia Menyaga"
Jane Muthoni
[ ? ]
Kenya

"Amara Chukwu"
Chidinma Okafor
ARC's Modern Gospel from West Africa
Nigeria

"Faso"
Bougounière Diarrah Sanogo
Electric & Acoustic Mali
Mali

"Red Hot" (instr.)
Sly & Robbie
Taxi Fare
Jamaica

= = = Set 6: about 10:42 pm

"Canto Bantou"
Francis Bebey
Francis Bebey: Original Masters Vol.1
Cameroon

"Hodë Terebeshe'"
Aster Aweke
Aster's Ballads
Ethiopia

= = = Set 7: about 11:01 pm

"Moor NDaje"
Youssou N'Dour
Ba Tay
Sénégal

"Adouna"
Ba Cissoko
Electric Griot Land
Guinée

"Ageisheka"
Ogyatanaa Show Band
Ghana Soundz: Afro-Beat, Funk & Fusion in 70s Ghana
Ghana

= = = Set 8: about 11:16 pm

"Bani Al Insane"
Rachid Taha
Diwân
Algeria

"Toumast"
Tinariwen
Aman Iman (Water is Life)
Tuareg/Mali

"Sofera"
Rajery
Sofera
Madagascar

"Alasso"
Henri Dikongué
Wa
Cameroon

= = = Set 9: about 11:36 pm

"Male Debale"
Virgínia Rodrigues
Nós
Brasil

"Omanye"
Nii Tettey Tetteh & the Kusun Ensemble
Omanye
Ghana

"Ise Aje"
Bola Abimbola
Ara Kenge
Nigeria

= = = Set 10: about 11:54 pm

"Djiguene"
Dobet Gnahoré
Na Afriki
Côte d'Ivoire

"Mindjeris do Pano Preto"
Bonga
Angola
Angola