Just found this album on the wonderful www.welove-music.net (which is a great resource if you're a fan of indigenous, tribal, religious or general "ethnic" music from around the world) and I must say it's something else, featuring some of the best drumming, chanting and harp playing I have heard.
Genuine live field recordings of traditional tribal rituals from several different tribes (The Malinke, Baloue and others) make this a wonderful collection of real African sounds to take you away from the dull trappings of boxed-in Blighty and into the open grasslands of the Motherland.
This CD also seems to be out of print so let there be no guilt in downloading it for free!
TRACK LISTINGS
Music Of The Malinke
[01]. Festival Music
[02]. Solo For The Seron
[03]. Hymn Of Praise
[04]. Percussion Instruments
[05]. Festival Of The Circumcision
[06]. Dance Of The Hunters
[07]. Dance Of The Women
Music Of The Baoule And Others
[08]. Invocation, Entrance And Dance Of The Glaou
[09]. Duet For Flutes
[10]. Solo For Musical Bow
[11]. Xylophone Solo
[12]. Male Chorus And Harp
[13]. Dance Of The Witch Doctor
[14]. Sicco
[15]. Toffi
[16]. Ibonga
[17]. Gnounba Gnibi
[18]. Dianka Bi
[19]. Sibi Saba
[20]. Sindhio
[21]. Didrenquo
[22]. Bonomiollo
Music Of The Malinke
[01]. Festival Music
[02]. Solo For The Seron
[03]. Hymn Of Praise
[04]. Percussion Instruments
[05]. Festival Of The Circumcision
[06]. Dance Of The Hunters
[07]. Dance Of The Women
Music Of The Baoule And Others
[08]. Invocation, Entrance And Dance Of The Glaou
[09]. Duet For Flutes
[10]. Solo For Musical Bow
[11]. Xylophone Solo
[12]. Male Chorus And Harp
[13]. Dance Of The Witch Doctor
[14]. Sicco
[15]. Toffi
[16]. Ibonga
[17]. Gnounba Gnibi
[18]. Dianka Bi
[19]. Sibi Saba
[20]. Sindhio
[21]. Didrenquo
[22]. Bonomiollo
Enjoy!
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