Playlist 30.12.2019
DJ NIGEL WOOD
World Music DJ
DJ NIGEL WOOD
Playlist 30.12.2019
Playlists
On this week's programme:
These two programmes are a selection of my Highlights of 2019 - Part 1 and Part 2.
Links to listen back after each listing.
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Here is the playlist for "Ear to the globe" broadcast on Monday December 30th. The programme goes out every Monday at 10pm to midnight on 103.2FM and is available live at www.dublincityfm.ie
1. El Khat: “Ya Raiyat”. From the album “Saadia Jefferson” (Batov 2019).
2. Rachid Taha: “Ansit”. From “Je Suis Africain” (Believe/Naive 2019).
3. Aziz Sahmaoui & University of Gnawa: “Soudani ya yémma”. From “Poetic Trance” (Pias 2019).
4. Tinariwen: “Zawal”. From “Amadjar” (Wedge 2019).
5. Lamia Bedioui & Solis Barki: “Djat T’Hawwes - Back to Paris”. From “Fin’amor” (Lamia Bedioui 2019).
6. BCUC: “Isivunguvungu”. From “The Healing” (Buda 2019).
7. Salif Keita: “Were Were”. From “Un Autre Blanc” (Believe/Naive 2019).
8. Bassekou Kouyate & Ngoni ba feat. Madera Limpia: “Wele Cuba”. From “Miri” (Out Here 2019).
9. Angelique Kidjo: “Bemba Colora”. From “Celia” (Decca France 2019).
10. Dona Onete: “Tambor do Norte”. From “Rebujo” (Mais Um 2019).
11. DJ Dolores: “O Gringo”. From “Recife 19” (Sterns Brasil 2019).
12. Minyo Crusaders: “Kushimoto Bushi”. From “Echoes Of Japan” (Mais Um 2019).
13. Leyla McCalla: “The Capitalist Blues”. From “Capitalist Blues” (Jazz Village 2019).
14. Allison Russell, Leyla McCalla, Rhiannon Giddens, Amythyst Kiah: “Qasheba, Qasheba”. From “Songs Of Our Native Daughters” (Smithsonian Folkways 2019).
15. Rhiannon Giddens with Francesco Turrisi: “Pizzica Di San Vito”. From “There Is No Other” (Nonesuch 2019).
16. Janusz Prusinowski Kompania: “My Dear God”. From “Po Sladach / In The Footsteps” (Buda 2019).
17. Minka Koleva Bachkova & musicians from the village of Garvan: “Tragnala e Neda”. From the compilation “Sound Portraits from Bulgaria - A Journey to a Vanished World 1966-1979” (Smithsonian Folkways 2019).
18. Ustad Saami: “God Is”. From “God Is Not A Terrorist” (Glitterbeat Hidden Musics 2019).
19. Kronos Quartet with Marjan & Mahsa Vahdat: “My Ruthless Companion”. From “Placeless” (Kirkelig Kulturverksted 2019).
20. Refugees for Refugees: “Phur Rangze”. From “Amina” (Muziekpublique 2019).
21. AKA Trio: “Joy”. From “Joy” (Bendigedig 2019).
22. Blick Bassy: “Lipém”. From “!958” (No Format! 2019).
23. Lucas Santtana: “Não Vamos Nos Desgrudar Nunca Mais”. From “O Céu É Velho Há Muito Tempo” (No Format! 2019).
24. Dimitris Mystakidis: “Apo gynaikes dakrya”. From “Edo Ki Ekei / Here & There” (Fishbowl Music Tank 2019).
Thanks for listening.
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Here is the playlist for "Ear to the globe" broadcast on Monday January 6th.
1. Ferro Gaita: “Rei di Tabanka”. From the compilation “Pour Me A Grog: The Funaná Revolt in 1990s Cabo Verde” (Ostinato 2019).
2. Saka Dit The King: “Ôdy Ôdy (Tsy Mentsy Mandroso)”. From the compilation “Alefa Madagascar! Salegy, Soukous & Soul from the Red Island” (Strut 2019).
3. Osayomore Joseph & the Creative 7: “Obonogbozu”. From the compilation “Nigeria 70 - No Wahala: Highlife, Afro Funk & Juju 1973-87” (Strut 2019).
4. Verequete e O Conjunto Uirapuru: “Da Garrafa Uma Pinga”. From the compilation “Jambu é os Míticos Sons da Amazônia” (Analog Africa 2019).
5. Son Palenque: “Yo Me Voy”. From the compilation “Colombia Music PowerHouses Vol.2” (Llorona 2019).
6. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan: “Shahbaaz Qalandar”. From “Live at WOMAD 1985” (Real World 2019).
7. Yaseen & Party: “Lala Mpenzi”. From “Yaseen & Party” (Afro 7 2019).
8. Wendo Kolosoy: “Bakosi Liwa Ya Wendo”. From the compilation “Nostalgique Kongo: Rumbas Lingala, Swahili, Kikongo & Douala 1950-1960” (Buda 2019).
9. Aziza Brahim: “Ard el hub”. From “Sahari” (Glitterbeat 2019).
10. Waed Bouhassoun: “Je dors le coeur blessé”. From “Safar: Les Âmes Retrouvées” (Buda 2019).
11. The Gloaming: “Meáchan Rudai (The Weight of Things)”. From “The Gloaming 3” (Real World 2019).
12. Lankum: “The Pride of Petravore”. From “The Livelong Day” (Rough Trade 2019).
13. The Wondering Gails: “The Number”. From the compilation “No Other Love: Midwest Gospel 1965-78” (Tompkins Square 2019).
14. Matt Kinman: “Cold Icy Mountain”. From the compilation “Just Around The Bend: Survival and Revival in Southern Banjo Sounds” (Smithsonian Folkways 2019).
15. Oysterband: “Seven Gypsies”. From the compilation “Vision & Revision: The First 80 Years of Topic Records” (Topic 2019).
16. Monty Alexander: “Bye-Ya”. From “Wareika Hill - Rastamonk Vibrations” (MACD 2019).
17. Go: Organic Orchestra & Brooklyn Raga Massive: “Africa 21”. From “Ragmala, A Garland of Ragas” (Meta 2019).
18. Orchestre Bana Luya: “Kin 78 Two”. From “Kinshasa 1978 - Originals” (Crammed 2019).
19. Laurie Anderson, Tenzin Choegyal & Jesse Paris Smith: “The Three Jewels”. From “Songs From The Bardo” (Smithsonian Folkways 2019).
Current Album Recommendations (in no particular order):
1. El Khat: “Saadia Jefferson” (Batov).
2. Asmaa Hamzaoui & Bnat Timbouktou: “Oulad Lghaba” (Ajabu!).
3. DJ Dolores: “Recife 19” (Sterns).
4. Various Artists: “No Other Love - Midwest Gospel 1965-78” (Tompkins Square).
5. Various Artists: “Sound Portraits from Bulgaria - A Journey to a Vanished World 1966-1979” (Smithsonian Folkways).
6. Lankum: “The Livelong Day” (Rough Trade).
7. Dimitris Mystakidis: “Edo & Ekei / Here & There” (Fishbowl).
8. Lamia Bedioui & Solis Barki: “Fin’amor” (Lamia Bedioui).
9. Aziza Brahim: “Sahari” (Glitterbeat).
10. Go: Organic Orchestra & Brooklyn Raga Massive: “Ragmala, A Garland of Ragas” (Meta).
Sound Tracks of the Week:
1. Mavis Staples: “Brothers and Sisters”. From “We Get By” (Anti-).
2. Go: Organic Orchestra & Brooklyn Raga Massive: “Savannahs”. From “Ragmala - A Garland of Ragas” (Meta Records).
3. Dimitris Mystakidis: “Apo Gynaikes Dakrya”. From “Edo & Ekei / Here & There” (Fishbowl).
4. Irina Mossi & Donald Dub: “Mother” (Single - Cyrill Hess).
5. Daymé Arocena: “Not For Me”. From “Sonocardiogram” (Brownswood).
