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Global Rhythm Radio

Feb 10, 2022 6:00 PM â€“ 7:55 PM

Music

With Matt Moon

Matt Moon takes you on a trip around the world with the finest international music. Parisa takes over for the 4th Thursday of the month.

African songbirds

Global Rhythm Radio
6:03 PM
Ayub Ogada - Kothbiro
Ayub Ogada Kothbiro
En Mana Kuoyo Real World Records 1993
Luo music from Kenya
6:08 PM
Vieux Diop - Manko
Vieux Diop Manko
Afrika Wassa Indieblu Music 2002
Senegal
6:11 PM
Salif Keita - Ignadjidje
Salif Keita Ignadjidje
The Mansa of Mali ... A Retrospective Universal-Island Records Ltd. 1994
Mali
6:18 PM
Papa Wemba - Shofele
Papa Wemba Shofele
Molokai Real World Records 1998
Democratic Republic of the Congo
6:25 PM
Miriam Makeba - Zenizenabo
Miriam Makeba Zenizenabo
The Many Voices of Miriam Makeba Siyandisa Music 2014
South Africa
6:27 PM
Césaria Évora - Sangue de Beirona
Césaria Évora Sangue de Beirona
Cabo Verde Lusafrica 1997
Cape Verde Islands
6:31 PM
Oumou Sangaré - Baba
Oumou Sangaré Baba
Oumou World Circuit 2003
Mali
6:38 PM
Fatoumata Diawara - Kanou
Fatoumata Diawara Kanou
Fatou World Circuit 2011
Mali
6:44 PM
Ladysmith Black Mambazo - O Mmu Beno Mmu
Ladysmith Black Mambazo O Mmu Beno Mmu
Ilembe - Our Tribute to King Shaka Gallo Record Company 2007
South Africa - coming to Tucson on Feb 25th!
6:47 PM
Mahlatini and the Mahotella Queens - Makhomabaji
Mahlatini and the Mahotella Queens Makhomabaji
Rhythm & Art Shanachie 1990
South Africa
6:52 PM
Oliver Mtukudzi - Wangororo
Oliver Mtukudzi Wangororo
Vhunze Moto Putumayo 2002
Zimbabwe
7:06 PM
El Hadj N'Diaye - Xare
El Hadj N'Diaye Xare
Thiaroye World Village 2001
Senegal
7:09 PM
Youssou N'Dour - Baay Faal
Youssou N'Dour Baay Faal
Rokku Mi Rokka Nonesuch 2007
Senegal
7:14 PM
Toure Kunda - Nobel
Toure Kunda Nobel
Terra Saabi Universal Music Africa 2021
Senegal
7:21 PM
Tinariwen - Imidiwan Ahi Sigidam
Tinariwen Imidiwan Ahi Sigidam
Emmaar ANTI 2014
Touareg music from West Africa
7:30 PM
Waldemar Bastos - Sofrimento
Waldemar Bastos Sofrimento
Pretaluz [blacklight] Luaka Bop 1998
Angola
7:34 PM
Rokia Traoré - Wanita
Rokia Traoré Wanita
Wanita Indigo 1999
Mali
7:39 PM
Angelique Kidjo - Batonga
Angelique Kidjo Batonga
Logozo Universal-Island Records Ltd. 1991
Benin - coming to Tucson on April 7th!
7:47 PM
Ephat Mujuru - The Lion (Shumba)
Ephat Mujuru The Lion (Shumba)
Journey of the Spirit Alula 2002
Zimbabwe
7:51 PM
Habib Koité & Bamada - Africa
Habib Koité & Bamada Africa
Afriki Cumbancha 2007
Mali
Chat is archived.
Matt Moon (host) 6:12:34 PM
welcome to two hours celebrating African songbirds. any favorites I can play for you tonight?
Coghauler 6:30:15 PM
Oh...Imidiwan Ahi Sigdim by Tinariwen because I can just picture them singing this while riding the camels across the desert. Perfect rhythm.
Matt Moon (host) 6:58:20 PM
I LOVE Tuareg music, and the fact that its set to the rhythm of a camel (one of my fav animals on the planet) is just so perfect.
Bama Dan 7:01:38 PM
This is awesome, Matt. "Blue People" is what I remember. Algeria, Mali and Niger.
Bama Dan 7:04:00 PM
(Tuareg, that is.)
Matt Moon (host) 7:06:37 PM
Yes! There used to be a crew of Tuareg men living in Tucson -- a guitarist, jeweler, and camel whisperer. True story. The guitarist moved back to Niger, I still see the jeweler at the Gem Show, and the camel whisperer has become a close friend. We are talking about organizing an international camel festival in 2023 in West Africa. Save the date :-)
Bama Dan 7:10:23 PM
That is very cool! Have you spent much time in West Africa?
Matt Moon (host) 7:20:42 PM
Not yet. Only Kenya in Mama Africa for me. I had an epic trip planned to Mali and Niger but it was canceled due to increased Taliban activity there. I hope to get there someday -- so much incredible music, culture, architecture and history. And camels!
Ed in Seattle 7:20:53 PM
Wait! Is this a cover of In The Air Tonight?!!
Bama Dan 7:21:43 PM
Would seem to be very different than sub-Saharan Africa...yes.
Bama Dan 7:21:52 PM
I envy you.
Matt Moon (host) 7:22:17 PM
Ed -- you called it!!! Congrats. It's a Senegalese cover of the Phil Collins song. Apparently, Phil used a Senegalese Wolof drum rhythm for that song. So his Senegalese friends took the song back!
Bama Dan 7:22:36 PM
Nice call, Ed. :-)
Ed in Seattle 7:24:01 PM
Well, they own the song now! Such a great performance!
Matt Moon (host) 7:51:52 PM
Thanks so much for listening!