KETAMA, TOUMANI DIABATÉ, JOSÉ SOTO WITH DANNY THOMPSON
''SONGHAI 2''
1994
NUEVOS MEDIOS
49:48
1/Sute Monebo (Shouting Won't Raise the Dead)
Antonio Carmona / Toumani Diabaté
2/Niani
3/Pozo del Deseo
Antonio Carmona
4/Monte de los Suspiros
Antonio Carmona
5/Djamana Djana
Antonio Carmona
6/De Jerez a Mali
7/N'Dia
Toumani Diabaté
8/De la Noche a la Mañana
9/Mali Sajio
Toumani Diabaté
10/Pozo del Deseo
Antonio Carmona
Aurora /Choir/Chorus
Amparo Carmona /Castanets
Antonio Carmona /Handclapping, Percussion, Voices
Jose Miguel Carmona /Guitar, Mandolin
Juan Carmona /Guitar, Lute
Javier Colina /Double Bass
Djanka Diabate /Choir/Chorus
Kélétigui Diabaté /Balafon, Guitar (Acoustic), Trombone, Violin
Toumani Diabaté /Kora
Bassekou Kouyate /Ngoni
Diaw Kouyate /Choir/Chorus
Kasse Mady /Voices
Antonio Miguel /Percussion, Vocals
Jose Miguel /Guitar
Juan Miguel /Guitar
Bernardo Parrilla /Violin
Songhai /Kora
José Soto /Vocals
Danny Thompson /Double Bass
REVIEW
by Rovi
This follow up to Songhai, 1988's classic world beat album, fuses West African and Spanish Flamenco, featuring some of the most celebrated performers of the world music genre. Recorded once again in Madrid, this new collection features a more balanced partnership, intertwining a weave of African and Flamenco elements that is evident in both instrumentation and material. Guest musicians like Malian kora master Toumani Diabete, British bassist Danny Thompson, and Spain's Juan and Jose Miguel Carmona on guitar, help celebrate the common demoninator between these two cultures: a shared heritage as cultural outsider that transcends all barriers.
''SONGHAI 2''
1994
NUEVOS MEDIOS
49:48
1/Sute Monebo (Shouting Won't Raise the Dead)
Antonio Carmona / Toumani Diabaté
2/Niani
3/Pozo del Deseo
Antonio Carmona
4/Monte de los Suspiros
Antonio Carmona
5/Djamana Djana
Antonio Carmona
6/De Jerez a Mali
7/N'Dia
Toumani Diabaté
8/De la Noche a la Mañana
9/Mali Sajio
Toumani Diabaté
10/Pozo del Deseo
Antonio Carmona
Aurora /Choir/Chorus
Amparo Carmona /Castanets
Antonio Carmona /Handclapping, Percussion, Voices
Jose Miguel Carmona /Guitar, Mandolin
Juan Carmona /Guitar, Lute
Javier Colina /Double Bass
Djanka Diabate /Choir/Chorus
Kélétigui Diabaté /Balafon, Guitar (Acoustic), Trombone, Violin
Toumani Diabaté /Kora
Bassekou Kouyate /Ngoni
Diaw Kouyate /Choir/Chorus
Kasse Mady /Voices
Antonio Miguel /Percussion, Vocals
Jose Miguel /Guitar
Juan Miguel /Guitar
Bernardo Parrilla /Violin
Songhai /Kora
José Soto /Vocals
Danny Thompson /Double Bass
REVIEW
by Rovi
This follow up to Songhai, 1988's classic world beat album, fuses West African and Spanish Flamenco, featuring some of the most celebrated performers of the world music genre. Recorded once again in Madrid, this new collection features a more balanced partnership, intertwining a weave of African and Flamenco elements that is evident in both instrumentation and material. Guest musicians like Malian kora master Toumani Diabete, British bassist Danny Thompson, and Spain's Juan and Jose Miguel Carmona on guitar, help celebrate the common demoninator between these two cultures: a shared heritage as cultural outsider that transcends all barriers.
