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Playlist.
June 17, 2004

ARTIST	SONG/ALBUM	COUNTRY	LABEL	YEAR
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan	“Jewleh Lal” from “Shahbaaz”	Pakistan	Realworld	1991
Koumpania Xalkias	“Chant d’exil et danses” from “Musiciens traditionnels d’Epire”	Greece	Inedit	2004
Koumpania Xalkias	“Alexandria Vassilarondissa” from “Musiciens traditionnels d’Epire”	Greece	Inedit	2004
Eleftheria Arvanitaki	“H Varka” from “Ta Kormia ke te maheria”	Greece	Polygram Greece	1994
Christos Nicolopoulos with Florina’s Band	“Karsilama’s Words” from “Olympus’s Cyclamens”	Greece	Sony Greece	1997
Frederic Chopin performed by Gyorgy Cziffra	“Polonaise in f# minor Op. 44”	Poland	EMI	2003
Warsaw Village Band	“To You Kasiuma” from “People’s Spring”	Poland	World Village	2003
Jose Vianna da Motta performed by Artur Pizarro with the Orquestra Gulbenkian conducted by Martyn Brabbins	“Fantasia Dramatica for piano and orchestra”	Portugal	Hyperion	2000
Roswell Rudd & Toumani Diabate	“Bamako” from “Mali cool”	Mali	Universal	2002
Toumani Diabate	“Alla l’a ke” from “Kaira”	Mali	Rykodisc	1988
Bembeya Jazz	“Soli au Wassoulou” from “Bembeya”	Guinea	Melodie	2002
Afel Bocoum	“Mali Woymoyo” from “Alkibar”	Mali	World Circuit/ Nonesuch	1999
D’Gary	“Anary Tany” from “Malagasy Guitar”	Madagascar	Shanachie	1992
Thomas Mapfumo	“Nyarara Mukadzi Wangu” from “Chimurenga Forever”	Zimbabwe	Hemisphere	1997
Kekele	“Souvenirs Ok Jazz” from “Congo Lite”	D.R. Congo	Sterns	2003
Radio Tarifa	“Tangos de la condicion” from “Temporal”	Spain	Nonesuch	1997
Musicians of the Nile	“Walla Zaman” from “Charcoal Gypsies”	Egypt	Realworld	1996

Today’s show started with some Nusrat, from the album we heard last week, as a way of apology for only playing an excerpt last week. Is also featured some music from Portugal and Greece, the two teams who opened the 2004 European Cup and quite a few musicians who are appearing in Ottawa as part of the Blues Festival.