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LINKS TO NON-COMMERCIAL SITESVibes d'Afrique forum.AFRICA GROOVES is another North American expate writing about his beloved music. News, reviews, and lots of info about African music.
NOSTALGIE YA MBOKA Doug Paterson's East African Music page Sharp Wood Productions who are restoring the works of Hugh Tracey to our ears BBC Radio3 Homepage The latest Bollywood gossip World Music Central, listener participation Recordiversity, exploring vintage African music Ya Congo is a cluttered site with tons of links to other stuff including a hot spot in Colombia Busy Musique d'Afrique site, packed with info. Stanford University's links to various African Music pages on the internet The legendary Jamaican orphanage, the Alpha Boys School, offers a CD by the latest version of the school band with Don Drummond covers and a Mento medley. Almost legendary Musa Juma and his band Limpopo have a regular gig at the Deep West club on Lang'ata Rd, Nairobi. Culture and music from Cabo Verde is presented on Tabanka. Cosmonote, a French site dedicated to recording traditional music in Benin and Burkina Faso.
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VOICE OF AMERICAAmerica has its own "Hugh Tracey" archives in Washington DC that were once the province of Henry Loomis and today Matthew Lavoie is not only keeping the spirit alive by broadcasting to Africa, he is posting rarities from their vaults on a blog on the VOA home-page. Wonderful stuff. Where else can you hear the Bantous de la Capitale in the 1960s stretching out on Monk's "In Walked Bud!"?!! A Must for music fans.
Matt Temple's MATSULI is a happening site on blogspot. seaneverdry has an interesting page with some rarities worth checking out, also at blogspot. A 4-song Kekele concert from KEXP radio. Rufus' Dutch-treat website where you can listen to his 45s. Count Reeshard's NO CONDITION IS PERMANENT, a kindred spirit who likes Eddy Gustav productions and old Congolese rumba. Johnny Spencer, a Brit with good taste in soul, R&B and Studio One 45s. (He's created individual artworks for his blank 45 sleeves that are wonderful.) Rzewski's Four North American Ballads were part of the repertoire of the International piano e-competition in 2006 and you can hear the best one, number 4, played by the winner, Yung Wook Yoo, here. (Some of the contestants at the International piano-e-contest can be seen performing if you look around their site.)
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Rokia Traore Unofficial Sam Mangwana Fan Site, with a true fanatic assembly of photos, covers and discographic information Article about A.R. Rahman on BBC News
Music of Sao Tome's AFRICA NEGRA with some sample tracks! Harry Warren fan site: check out some of his hits, like: Would you like to take a walk?
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