David Dalle
Thursday October 22nd, 2015 with David Dalle
Sheikh Ahmed Al Tuni; joyful music from Africa, Europe and more

Today we listen to some joyful music. The world is still full of awful violence, poverty, racism, but I do take solace that the majority of Canadians spoke Monday out against hateful, divisive, and racist rhetoric that drove too much of the Conservative campaign and reaffirmed that the majority of Canadians believe in Canada's multicultural and pluralistic nature. Included will be music from various places in Africa, Europe, North America and some powerful music from the late Inshad Sheikh Ahmed Al Tuni.

Kaswida
Anonymous - Musiques Traditionelles des Comores - Buda

Dhikr
Anonymous - Musiques Traditionelles des Comores - Buda

Al-Ali
Ensemble Roudaniyat - Al-Hal - Zimbraz

Fahaza Ali Mawla
Abida Parveen - Fez Festival of World Sacred Music - Le Chant du Monde

Kalyo
Musafir - Gypsies of Rajasthan - Blue Flame

Get out while you can
Tammy Rogers & Don Heffington - In The Red - Dead Reckoning

Sawdust & Diamonds
Joanna Newsom - Ys - Drag City

Balazando
Ballake Sissoko & Vincent Segal - Musique de Nuit - Six Degrees

Koulabanta Tounialema
Mainy Damba - Dakan - Playasound

Polka's voor Neptunus
Pekel - Van de Maas naar de Oost - Pan Records

Mazel Tov Cocktail
New Orleans Klezmer All-Stars - Klezmania: Klezmer for the New Millennium - Shanachie

I Am Your Gummy Bear
Fanfare Ciocarlia - Balkan Brass Battle - Asphalt Tango

Kol el qaloub
Sheikh Ahmad Al Tuni - Fez Festival of World Sacred Music

Monument
Tabu Ley Rochereau - The Voice of Lightness vol. 2 - Sterns

Yibo Labafana
Colenso Abafana - Fez Festival of World Sacred Music - Le Chant du Monde

Hasabe
Teshome Meteku - Ethiopiques vol. 1 l'age d'dor de la musique ethiopienne moderne - Buda

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