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Diom Futa by Cheikh Tidiane Fall, Bobby Few, Ja Maka

Posted by EightRoundsRapid
Tags: jazz, world, afro jazz, paris
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Published
Mar 10 2015

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    boredop
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    Never heard of this. Very groovy! Love the percussion work.

    Never heard of this. Very groovy! Love the percussion work.

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    1. EightRoundsRapid
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      It was a first for me as well. Popped up on my SoundCloud feed after someone reposted it.

      It was a first for me as well. Popped up on my SoundCloud feed after someone reposted it.

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  2. EightRoundsRapid
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    Seminal and much sought after Afro Jazz session recorded in Paris in 1979 featuring Senegalese percussionist Cheikh Tidiane, produced by Jean-Paul Rodrigue for his cult Freelance label.
    The session combines Afro-centric percussion, the lyrical saxophone of Jo Maka (The Celestial Communication Orchestra) and regular Steve Lacey collaborator Bobby Few in a Parisian answer to Black Jazz and Strata East.

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