Mory Kanté : discography
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Album : Classics Titles Year : 2006 |
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Album : Sabou Year : 2004 |
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Album : The Best of Mory KantŽ Label : Universal Year : 2002 |
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Album : Tamala, le voyageur Label : Sonodisc Year : 2001 |
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Album : Tatebola Label : Arcade Year : 1996 Ref : CD 30 15592 |
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Album : N'diarabi Label : Celluloid Year : 1993 Ref : CD 66931 2 |
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Album : Touma Label : Barclay Year : 1990 Ref : CD 843 702-2 |
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Album : Akwaba beach Label : Barclay Year : 1987 Ref : CD 833 119-2 |
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Album : 10 cola nuts Label : Barclay Year : 1986 Ref : CD 829 087-2 |
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Album : Mory Kanté a Paris Label : Barclay Year : 1985 Ref : CD 837 729-2 |
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News about Mory Kanté
Kakande with Special Guest Mory Kante in New York
On Sunday February 24th, S.O.B.'s welcomes Kakande, a 9-piece West African band based out of New York City, celebrating the release of their much anticipated album, Dununya (Jumbie Records). The West African music scene has been steadily growing in the U.S. in recent years and it is sure to explode when this groundbreaking new disc hits stores. To ceebrate Dununya's release, African superstar Mory Kanté will join Kakande on stage, in a rare U.S. appearance, and an once-in-a-lifetime chance to see this legendary musician supporting another group.
Kakande is a 9-piece collective that demonstrates how the balafone (xylophone) has electrified African music for 800 years. Lush vocals, flutes, sinewy guitars, cellos and countless melodic textures are propelled by the power of Famoro Dioubate's balafon virtuosity. Layers of intricate melody ...
Source : worldmusiccentral.org | 2008-02-19 07:14:05.0
Rail Band
Soundiata, Rail Band 1 (Sterns Africa, 2007)
The Rail Band is one of those indispensable groups that served as a musical school for musicians that later became well known across the globe. This collection includes two vocalists that later became stars in the African music scene: Salif Keita and Mory Kanté. The story of the Rail Band is fascinating. The Malian government created a subsidy in the 1950s for local groups to integrate indigenous folk traditions into their music, including Manding jeli songs and...
Source : worldmusiccentral.org | 2007-12-28 08:46:47.0