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Songhai 2

 
Album Review: Songhai 2

  • Artist: Songhai
  • Rating: StarStarStarStar
  • Release Date: 1994
  • Total Time: 49:27
  • Type: Lyrics are included with the album
  • Genre: World

Review

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. ~ MusD, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
Sute Monebo (Shouting Won't Raise the Dead) Antonio Carmona, Toumani Diabaté Songhai (4:53)
Niani Songhai (3:51)
Pozo del Deseo Antonio Carmona Songhai (5:14)
Monte de los Suspiros Antonio Carmona Songhai (4:14)
Djamana Djana Antonio Carmona Songhai (4:43)
De Jerez a Mali Songhai (4:31)
N'Dia Toumani Diabaté Songhai (7:21)
De la Noche a la Mañana Songhai (4:31)
Mali Sajio Toumani Diabaté Songhai (5:25)
Pozo del Deseo [Instrumental] Antonio Carmona Songhai (4:44)

Credits

Danny Thompson (Double Bass), Diaw Kouyate (Choir, Chorus), Sonia Sanchez Villarejo (Design), Songhai (Kora), Joe Boyd (Producer), Jerry Boys (Engineer), Antonio Miguel (Vocals), Kélétigui Diabaté (Trombone), Juan Miguel (Guitar), Amparo Carmona (Castanets), José Amya (Photography), Jose Miguel Carmona (Guitar), Carlos Serrano (Photography), Benito Gil (Engineer), Juan Carmona (Lute), Joe Boyd (Liner Notes), Antonio Miguel (Percussion), Mario Pacheco (Photography), Bassekou Kouyate (Ngoni), Jose Soto (Vocals), Toumani Diabaté (Kora), Jose Miguel (Guitar), Juan Carmona (Handclapping), Kélétigui Diabaté (Balafon), Jose Miguel Carmona (Mandolin), Lucy Duran (Liner Notes), Antonio Carmona (Percussion), Jose Soto (Guitar), Kélétigui Diabaté (Guitar (Acoustic)), José Luis Garrido (Engineer), Djanka Diabate (Choir, Chorus), Lucy Duran (Producer), Antonio Carmona (Handclapping), Mario Pacheco (Producer), Joselin Vargas (?), Kasse Mady (Voices), Javier Colina (Double Bass), Tim Young (Mastering), Bernardo Parrilla (Violin), Antonio Carmona (Voices), Aurora (Choir, Chorus), Jose Miguel Carmona (Handclapping), Juan Carmona (Guitar), Kélétigui Diabaté (Violin)
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