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Playlist.
July 15, 2004

ARTIST	SONG/ALBUM	COUNTRY	LABEL	YEAR
Papa Susso	“Sunjata” from “Sotuma-Sere”	Guinea	Traditional Crossroads	2003
Papa Susso	“Kaira” from “Sotuma-Sere”	Guinea	Traditional Crossroads	2003
interview with Mansa Sissoko
Ballake Sissoko	“Alla la ke” from “Kora music from Mali”	Mali	Bibi Africa
Kouyate Sory Kandia	“Kedo” from “L’epopee du mandingue”	Guinea	Melodie
Kora Jazz Trio	“N’dimi” from “Kora Jazz Trio”	Mali	Melodie
Oliver Mtukudzi	“Tapera” from “Vhunze Moto”	Zimbabwe	Putamayo	2002
Thomas Mapfumo	“Serevende” from “Chimurenga Forever”	Zimbabwe	Hemisphere	1995
Erick & Mondreck Munchena	“Tairera” from “Soul of Mbira”	Zimbabwe	Nonesuch	2002
D’Gary	“Tiako Ianao” from “Music from Madagascar”	Madagascar	Shanachie	1991
Kekele	“Nakobala Te” from “Congo Lite”	D.R. Congo	Sterns	2003
Kekele	“Issake Shango” from “Congo Lite”	D.R. Congo	Sterns	2003
Warsaw Village Band	“At My Mother’s” from “People’s Spring”	Poland	World Village	2002
Warsaw Village Band	“Traditional Rural Polka” from “People’s Spring”	Poland	World Village	2002
Warsaw Village Band	“Who is Getting Married” from “People’s Spring”	Poland	World Village	2002
Warsaw Village Band	“Cranes” from “People’s Spring”	Poland	World Village	2002
Abdullah Chhadeh & Nara	“Keif” from “Abdullah Chhadeh”	Syria	ABYC	2002
Abdullah Chhadeh & Nara	“Lama-Bada” from “Abdullah Chhadeh”	Syria	ABYC	2002
interview with Abdullah Chhadeh
Abdullah Chhadeh & Nara	“Nashweh” from “Abdullah Chhadeh”	Syria	ABYC	2002

Today’s show featured some of the great music playing in Ottawa. We had a very interesting talk with Jaliya Mansa Sissoko, who was appearing at the Blues Festival in a day-long concert featuring D’Gary, Kekele, Thomas Mapfumo as well as himself. We also heard from the Warsaw Village Band who were making their first appearance in Ottawa, and from we had a good chat with Abdullah Chhadeh who was also appearing.