World Minerals

In this episode of World Minerals, you can warm yourself on African music. You will hear Islamic reggae from the Ivory Coast, mbalax with Indian influences and Cape Verdian music from Schiedam.
You will hear musicians that sing traditional songs at thousands kilometers from their home country and Nigerian versions of rock music from the 70’s.

1. Viviane N’Dour. Kumu Nexul.
   Album unknown. 2010.
2. Balla et ses Balladins. Lumumba. (The Syliphone years (2008).
   Sterns Afria stcd3035
3. Youssou N’ Dour. Tijaniyya. (Egypt (2004)) 
   7559796942
4. Dina Medina. Mornamente. (Mornamente (2010)
   Cooperativa Dinámica CDM-160464010.
5. Tiken Jah Fakoly. Allah. Tiken Jah.
6. Fula band. Nyaaral Pural. (Mbaaranaabe/nomad feat. Omar Ka, 2000). 
   Production: KA 2000.
7. Thione Seck. Siiw. (Orientissime (2005). 
   Publishing Espérance 079 0005 020.
8. Tinariwen. Qualahila Ar Tesnimam. (Amassakoul (2004)
   
9. Chiwoniso. Matsotsi Rebel woman (2008). 
   Cumbancha CMB-CD-8.
10. Zé Da Lua. Ulungi Wami. (Angola Soundtrack:  The Unique Sound of Luanda 1968-1976 (2010).
    Analog Africa AA.
11. Mario Lucio. Goré. Badyo (2007).
    Harmonia 02392-2.
12. The Funkees. Onye Mma. (Dancing Time : The Best of Eastern Nigria’s Afro Rock exponents 1973-77(2009).
    Soundway Records sndw039.