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SoundRoots World Music & Global Culture

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Url:http://soundroots.org
Author(s):Facebook User
Language:English
Tags:worldmusic, music, global
Description:SoundRoots global culture: world music reviews, mp3s, interviews, & news, plus world music calendar, opinions, & links. Plus archived radio shows and playlists from Spin The Globe.
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Popularity:36 Followers

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Baaba Maal on Television
Baaba Maal's discography goes back more than a decade, and he's always shown an inclination to blend the sounds of his native Senegal with other influences, from reggae to funk and, on his latest C...more
2009-11-21
Global Music by/for/about Kids: Spin The Globe playlist 20 November 2009
 November 20 is Universal Children's Day, officially "a day of worldwide fraternity and understanding between children" and unofficially, a great day to explore global music by, for, and about...more
2009-11-20
Global Odds, Ends, & Freebies
Some DVD and CD reviews coming your way soon, but today it's a pre-holiday cleanup of things that have been cluttering up my desk, my email, and my mind. Another NYC show that sounds amazing: Fire ...more
2009-11-18
Monday's mp3: Another life for the Black President
CD REVIEWFela Kuti: The Best of the Black President (Knitting Factory)Forget the flavor-of-the-month pop stars; the biggest name in global music, the biggest enduring name with lasting impact, may ...more
2009-11-16
World Music of Change: Spin The Globe playlist 13 November 2009
The Playing For Change crowd comes to town next week (see Calendar) and we'll celebrate with music from the groundbreaking global CD as well as other world music of change. Our apologies for the la...more
2009-11-13
Ethio Magic
CD REVIEWMulatu Astatke: New York - Addis - London: The story of Ethio Jazz 1965-1975 (Strut)If you were there, if you saw Mulatu Astatke live 40 years ago when his Ethiopian jazz first slithered i...more
2009-11-12
Monday's mp3: Blasting Down the Ghetto's Walls
Mahala Raï Banda: Ghetto Blasters (Asphalt Tango)Their name literally means "Noble Band from the Ghetto," but their ghetto music isn't like our ghetto music. Sure their high-energy music has great...more
2009-11-09
Global Funk + Yasmin Levy interview: Spin The Globe playlist 6 November 2009
It's a funky world, and this week's show highlighted some of the best, from Congo to Bombay to Nigeria ...more
2009-11-06
And the next US Minister of Culture is...?
Trick question. Despite a renewal of the discussion among some global music advocate friends of mine since Obama was elected a year ago, there is no Minister of Culture or Secretary of Culture in t...more
2009-11-05
Kitka: Cradle Songs for All Ages
CD REVIEWKitka: Cradle Songs (Diaphonica)I'm in the car, driving west into -- I kid you not -- the sunset. Above me a sky with breathtaking swooshes of scarlet and orange, on the stereo otherworldl...more
2009-11-05

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Facebook UserAug 24

There's been a monkeywrench in the works! Just discovered that many incoming emails to SoundRoots have been clogged up for the last few weeks. I'm retrieving them now and will answer asap. Sorry for any delay, and if you have urgent business, feel free to send a fresh email or otherwise check in.
 

Facebook UserAug 19

You can listen in three ways:
1. Listen to the live broadcast at 89.3 FM (in the South Puget Sound area).
2. Listen to the live webstream via the KAOS website at www.kaosradio.org
3. Listen to or download the archive/podcast at http://soundroots.podomatic.com/

One of those should work for you!
 

Barbara MetcalfAug 18

can I listen to this music on a stream - or be able to have it float through as I do other things? That would be great and the things I love would jump out so I could grab them and learn more. Just an idea - or a question.
 

Facebook UserDec 11, 2008

Just starting to explore the blog networking possibilities on Facebook -- what would you like to see here, and what would you like to see on SoundRoots? Are there areas of global music that aren't being well covered? Get the conversation going!
 
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