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The rough guide to desert blues

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Label
The rough guide to desert blues
Language
ara
resource.accompanyingMatter
libretto or text
Form of composition
blues
Format of music
not applicable
Main title
The rough guide to desert blues
Medium
sound recording
Summary
The rough guide to desert blues: "The thriving Desert Blues sound of the Saharan peoples is the spiritual homeland of the blues. This Rough Guide explores the songs and stories of the Desert Blues, and features many of the continents best loved musicians, from Ali Farka Touré to Tinariwen"--Container. Bonus CD: Etran Finatawa: "Etran Finatawa combine the rich, nomadic cultures of the Tuareg and Wodaabe people from the West African country of Niger ? a region that for thousands of years has served as a crossroads between the Arabs of North Africa and the sub-Saharan traditions. Etran Finatawa blend traditional instruments with electric guitars, combining the polyphonic songs of the Wodaabe people with modern arrangements, transporting you to the Sahara with their evocative sound"--Container
Table Of Contents
The rough guide to desert blues (ca. 65 min.): Ténéré wer tat zinchegh / Terakaft -- Banbugu blues / Bassekou Kouyate & Ngoni Ba -- Mali dje / Ali Farka Touré -- Tenhert / Tinariwen -- Tefla madlouma / Mariem Hassan -- Aitimani / Etran Finatawa -- Yarab / Malouma -- Beaux dimanches / Amadou & Mariam -- Kaïri kaïri / Samba Touré -- Achachore i chachare akale / Tartit -- El profeta / Jalihena Natu -- Mashi / Mamane Barka -- Artane n'adagh / TamikrestBonus CD: Etran Finatawa (ca. 50 min.): Surbajo -- A dunya -- Iledeman -- Aliss -- Maleele -- Iriarer -- Ekenan -- Anadjibo -- Ronde -- Heeme
Target audience
general
resource.variantTitle
Desert blues, [sound recording]
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