Global A Go-Go presents:
What happens when you take Japanese traditional ohayashi festival music, add African grooves to it and play it on homemade bamboo instruments? You get the band Ajate, whose superb new album Dala Toni is the latest in global music made in Japan. Hear it for yourself this week on Global A Go-Go.
Also this week (Sunday May 26, 1:00-3:00 PM on WRIR, for two weeks afterwards at wrir.org/listen, check your local listings for airing on other radio stations, and any old time at my podcast site): Olivier Conan’s new Combo Daguerre project, great new music from Sahra Halgan and Delgrès, Orquesta Akokán’s modern mambo, Tidiane Thiam says “Africa, it’s time” and the latest from female gnawa pioneers Asmâa Hamzaoui & Bnat Timbouktou.
Podcast: radio4all.net/program/118004
All the podcasts: radio4all.net/series/Global%20A%20Go-Go
Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros, “Global a Go-Go”
from Global A Go-Go
BMG Rights Management (US) LLC - 2001
England UK
Combo Daguerre, “Les Assassins”
Barbès - 2024
USA-France-Perú-Colombia-Venezuela
Baaba Maal & Mansour Seck, “Sehilam”
from Djam Leelii - The Adventurers
Palm Pictures - 1989
Sénégal
Maalem Mahmoud Gania, “Sidi Sma Ya Boulandi”
from Colours Of The Night
Hive Mind Records - 2023
Morocco, 2013
Aziz Sahmaoui & University of Gnawa, “Ganga Sound of Mbirika”
from Poetic Trance
Zahora SASU - 2018
Morocco-Senegal-France
Minyo Crusaders & Frente Cumbiero, “Tora Joe”
from Minyo Cumbiero (From Tokyo to Bogota) - EP
Mais Um - 2020
Japan-Colombia
Bill Lupoletti Global A Go-Go May 26th, 2024
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