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Tinariwen
VA
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Desert Blues 3: Entre Dunes et Savanes - $38.99
(cdRoots# hm-desert3)
Third volume of this wonderful series from Network Medien, 2 CDs and excellent book of notes and pictures. Featured artists include Khaled, Malouma, Dhafer Youssef, Gigi, Amadou and Mariam, Ali Farka Touré, Rokia Traoré, the Kronos Quartet and Tinariwen. All of this is complemented by new discoveries and first releases, plus a handsome long-box booklet full of photographs and intelligent text.
VA
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The Rough Guide To The Music Of Mali - $16.99
(cdRoots# sst-mali08)
Exploration of West Africa's evolving musical voice features well known names like Oumou Sangare, Tinariwen, Amadu and Mariam, Ali Farka Toure, and Toumani Diabate. 15 tracks
Tinariwen
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Amin Iman - $17.99
(cdRoots# hm-tinar07)
The 2007 release by the Touareg 'desert blues' masters from Mali.
Tinariwen
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Amassakoul - $16.99
(cdRoots# hm-tinar2)
The second release by this much-heralded Malian-Tamashek ensemble once again redefines 'desert blues'
Various Artists
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Festival in the Desert (CD) - $15.99
(cdRoots# hm-festdes)
A unique celebration of the music and culture of the Tuareg people, this live recording of performances from the three-day festival held in January, 2003, includes tracks by Lo'Jo, Oumou Sangaré, Ali Farka Touré, Blackfire, Tartit, Afel Boucoum, ballake Sissoko, Tinariwen, Robert Plant, Justin Adams and many others.
Tinariwen
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Radio Tisdas Sessions - $16.99
(cdRoots# hm-tisdas)
Their sung poetry calls for the political awakening of consciousness and approaches the problems of the exile, of the repression in Mali, of the policy of their people's expulsion to Algeria and of the claims for sovereignty and self determination.
Mariem Hassan
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Deseos - $temp out of stock-17.99
(cdRoots# nube-1128)
Saharaui singer Mariem Hasan has become the representative voice for her exiled people throughout the world. After a number of collaborations with musicians from Africa and Europe, Deseo presents her in a more personal forum, accompanied by her brother Boika on guitar and percussionist Leila, under the direction of arranger and guitarist Baba Salama, three great musicians coming out of the refugee camps of Tinduf. These raw and wonderful songs sing of despair and hope, love and beauty in the face of hardship, and the acompaniment is equal to their force. Followers of Tinariwen will find this essential listening.
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