Fall is new release season, with record labels large and small often turning out some of their hottest CDs of the season. This edition of New Sounds showcases several of these, including the latest from dj Cheb i Sabbah, an excursion into the devotional music of India. From Spain, we hear the flamenco wizardry of singer Miguel Poveda and from the US, it's David Krakauer's latest Klezmer Madness CD, The Twelve Tribes. We also feature Kandia Kouyate, the Mali-born Griot who is backed up by her six-man acoustic band on her release, Biriko. Music by Juan Martin and Ben Allison, among others, rounds out the mix.
PROGRAM # 2078, New Releases September 2002 (First aired on Sept. 30, 2002)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Various: Cosmas & Alexio Magaya |
Africa | Music from the Nonesuch Explorer Series |
Nhemamusasa, excerpt [2:00] |
Nonesuch #79793** |
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Kandia Kouyate |
Biriko |
M'Bensara [8:30] |
Stern's Africa #1095 www.sternsmusic.com * |
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Miguel Poveda |
Zaguan |
Con esa morena [5:00] |
Harmonia Mundi #987027** www.harmoniamundi.com* |
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Juan Martin |
Camino Latino |
Vuelo [5:00] |
FlamencoVision# FV #08** |
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David Krakauer |
The Twelve Tribes |
Der Gasn Nign [5:00] |
Label Bleu#6637 / HM 83* |
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Rebbe Soul |
Change the World With A Sound |
Avinu [5:00] |
33rd Street Records #3314 |
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DJ Cheb i Sabbah |
Krishna Lila |
Maname Diname [6:00] |
Six Degrees #657036-1066** |
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Kadri Gopalnath |
Scintillating Sax |
Gnaana Vinaayakane [10:00] |
Dunya #fy8056 www.felmay.it OR info@felmay.it |
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Ben Allison |
Peace Pipe |
Slap Happy [2:00] |
Palmetto #2086** |
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