Today I listened to:
Abdullah Ibrahim and Johnny Dyani, "Good News from Africa"and Macy Grey, "Stripped"
Abdullah Ibrahim and Johnny Dyani, "Good News from Africa"and Macy Grey, "Stripped"
Jazz for aficionados
Mary_jo, I'm not really back, but I'm moved by your kind words. My health is not the best subject. Since you like my stories, the next one will be just for you. As to the jazz, others are really submitting some good jazz, I wont compete with them; however, I will submit some new music. As Rok used to say; "What's he discovered out of Africa now"? I like the way the thread is moving along, and I will contribute when I can. |
"Out of Africa"; I give you "Fatoumata Diawara"; she only sings in her native tongue, which is "Mali", but that's good enough for me and the rest of the world. She is so expressive that she doesn't need words, her music tells the story. Once I saw a video where tears were streaming down her face; that was a sad song and people of Africa have a lot to cry about, but things are getting better. I like her best when she skips and dances; you can see the joy of life in her face as she expresses this emotion in her music. "Fatou" as she likes to be called, lives in France, and is now happily making the world her stage. I just received her LP "Fenfo" which I like a lot, but I have exotic taste, that's in addition to my kind of jazz that you guys have been posting. Her are some links, and I'll let you be the judge of "Fatou" and her music. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gmGL5SqhaY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E82BifytoYY |