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Bombino — Ashuhada (Martyrs of the First Rebellion)
Album: Azel
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6.2

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Total ratings: 1379









Released: 2016
Length: 3:20
Plays (last 30 days): 2
(Martyrs of the First Rebellion)
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 mach-hog wrote:

Lived in the middle-east for more than 2 decades. Like the rest of the world there is a huge amount of cross-pollination musically (and linguistically). Since discovering this artist courtesy of RP I have acquired a real taste for this sound. Once again R & B I thank you.


I Agree!  EXCELLENT TUNE!!   ...except, I have never lived in the middle east.  Thanx RP!  
 chasech5 wrote:

The documentary about him looks really fascinating. You can really hear the blues and Ali Farka Toure influence in his work : https://phi-centre.com/en/even...




Thank you for the info!
Lived in the middle-east for more than 2 decades. Like the rest of the world there is a huge amount of cross-pollination musically (and linguistically). Since discovering this artist courtesy of RP I have acquired a real taste for this sound. Once again R & B I thank you.
 kcar wrote:

fred, I thought you are/were a professional linguist. Do you really want to rubbish the Tamasheq language as "burbling"?



Yeah, c'mon, Fred. "Burbling"? I know for a fact that you love it when I speak French to you, even though you don't have the foggiest idea what I'm saying.
On first read, I'm always slightly confused on the whole Bonobo / Bombino thing..like "when did Simon start doing the whole African deal?"...oh yeah, wrong guy...
The documentary about him looks really fascinating. You can really hear the blues and Ali Farka Toure influence in his work : https://phi-centre.com/en/even...
 lindaurq wrote:
love world music, how about some Johnny Clegg ??
 
Yeah, love me some Zulu!
Perfect segue.  This beautiful has 14 comments.  But it's so far from a placekeeper!  Open your ears to an entirely different tonal scale, and you will love this.  Ears aren't that hard to open.
 fredriley wrote:

Yep, this number was good whilst it was just guitar, but went downhill to my ears after he started burbling.
 
fred, I thought you are/were a professional linguist. Do you really want to rubbish the Tamasheq language as "burbling"?

Gonna be in my world music playlist along with Tinariwen. I love it!
Bombino lo descubrí gracias a Radio Paradise, Gracias!! Gran representante del sur del mundo. Saludos! 

Nice mix. Keep em comin
love world music, how about some Johnny Clegg ??
 Jota wrote:
There's some great vlideos of Bombino on Youtube.  Great guitarist.
 
Yep, this number was good whilst it was just guitar, but went downhill to my ears after he started burbling.
4->7

I must have been cranky when I first rated it a 4.
There's some great vlideos of Bombino on Youtube.  Great guitarist.
Great !!! {#Dancingbanana_2}
 NeilBlanchard wrote:
I have to buy this album!

This is the first play - and within seconds there are two 1 votes? Really?
 
I guess they're not fans of a Tuareg making music in America  (Woodstock NY at that) and I'm more than happy to take a closer listen, heck I'll probably get the whole album. 

Long live RP and all the music from around the globe!

Happy Friday from Seattle!  
 NeilBlanchard wrote:
I have to buy this album!

This is the first play - and within seconds there are two 1 votes? Really?
 
Make that 6!
This is interesting..
I have to buy this album!

This is the first play - and within seconds there are two 1 votes? Really?