African music
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Hi,
Just to follow on ddgattina, go to this web site and you can hear samples of Mtukudzi's music.
http://tukumusic.co.zw/downloads.html
regards - tom
Just to follow on ddgattina, go to this web site and you can hear samples of Mtukudzi's music.
http://tukumusic.co.zw/downloads.html
regards - tom
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I wholeheartedly endorse Mtukudzi, but you could also check out Alpha Yaya Diallo. I got one of his for my brother (who is VERY into African music) and he said it was great. I found it on www.cdbaby.com and clicked on world music. It's a great website for finding small individual artists who don't get carried by places such as amazon.com.
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Youssou N'Dour is the absolute fav of my husband and I. He's Senegalese, and has become quite popular internationally. His music and voice are fantastic! I used to love his music even before going to Africa (it made me long to go even more!), and now that I've been, his music quickly "brings me back" in time to our Tanzania trip... We used several of his songs as part of the soundtrack to our DVD slideshow of our Africa trip photos...
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Some other great African music: Check out the Putumayo World Music label titles: Mali to Memphis, Africa, Women of Africa. (www.putumayo.com)
Habib Koite is also terrific. Johnny Clegg, a white guy, is great for a South African feel.
Habib Koite is also terrific. Johnny Clegg, a white guy, is great for a South African feel.
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