Re: Re: Road To Jajouka benefit album

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>  *“Sufi Hadra”* features Falu with Senegalese percussionist Aïyb Dieng
> and Bill Laswell. Laswell himself followed the road to Jajouka in November
> 1991 to record the pristine field recording Apocalypse Across the Sky.



> *“Djebala Hills”* (in which the village of Jajouka is nestled) features
> East Indian singer Falu with avant-saxophonist/composer John Zorn, Billy
> Martin and the Red Hot Chili Pepper’s anchor Flea on bass.


 *“Jnuin”* finds Ornette Coleman reunited with Bachir Attar and the Master
> Musicians. Coleman’s unique approach to improvisation, dubbed “harmolodics”
> (part harmony/motion/melody), fits hand in kid glove with the Master’s
> caterwauling ghaita’s and pounding heartbeat rhythms.


Others musicians include Marc Ribot and DJ Logic. It certainly looks
interesting.

http://howerecords.com/the-road-to-jajouka/




On 10 August 2013 10:38, Constantinos P <[email protected]> wrote:

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> More info about this release here:
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> http://howerecords.com/the-road-to-jajouka/
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> --- In [email protected], "Dave @ M.O.D. Technologies" <dave@...>
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> > No - he's not paired with any of them...it's with Aiyb Dieng and another
> musician I'm not familiar with (I believe that's it - I only have that
> track with no liner notes). The album itself seems to have a great cast,
> though. Hopefully that yields good results, though arguably the cause
> itself is worthwhile.
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> > Dave Brunelle
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