Sorry Bamba - Sorry Bamba Du Mali nyabinghi A1 Lizard Waltz A2 An

A1 Lizard Waltz A2 An Angel Fell A3 The Black Ark B1 Shamal Wind B2 Suite Meets B3 Winter C1 Echoes Of Ancien Sahara C2 Sounds Like Now C3 Nimetön D1 Soul D2 Wisdom Of Elders D3 Gnawa

mystical mirror that reveals all that our hero is and is not

and perhaps the best thing we’ve ever heard from Dust

A1 Amenábar 5:27 A2 Alma De Diamante 4:35 A3 Dale Gracias 5:16 A4 Con La Sombra De Tu Aliado (El Aliado) 4:23 B1 La Diosa Salvaje 6:18 B2 Digital Ayatollah 5:04 B3 Sombras En Los Alamos 8:06

Though Lee and Suzi Jane Hokom hadn’t met yet

Sorry Bamba - Sorry Bamba Du Mali nyabinghi A1 Lizard Waltz A2 AnA pivotal figure in the history of Malian music, Sorry Bamba was a popular and influential musician whose work bridged the gap between Mali's cultural traditions and the new freedoms of the post Colonial era. Bamba was born in 1938 in Mopti, a city crossed by the Niger and Bani rivers and known for its cultural diversity. Bamba's father was a distinguished veteran of Emperor Samory Tour's military and a nobleman in Malian society; however, this meant