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Tarkat Tajje/Let's Go!'driving, gloriously repetitive, traditional music mixed with some of the slickest and most beautiful electric guitar imaginable they combine to present a sublime sound' Sydney Morning Herald, 4****stars Album Notes Etran Finatawa's hypnotic desert blues are as captivating and distinctive as the band themselves. They are the only group in the world to combine the cultures of the Wodaabe and Touareg people from Niger, and together they create a wholly

and went on to join the remnants of OK Jazz under the flag of Bana OK

Sax supremo Jimmy Mvondo singlehandedly stands in for the entire mighty OK Jazz brass section here

Recorded in Mozambique during the catastrophic floods earlier in 2000

Nuru Kane's many-sided music is part-Moroccan

if not the sole

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this is the first time this music has been released internationally

to great international success

is a collection of rearranged Zimbabwean traditional songs blended with a cool Nordic edge

a stringed lute

His music reflected all the phases of Congolese pop music over four decades

'Dabakh' (pronounced Dabagh) is named in praise of Dabakh Malik