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Old 12-23-2020, 04:05 AM   #1 (permalink)
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The ballad of Québec Redneck Bluegrass Project from their latest album J'ai Bu:

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Really like this version by the recently deceased Charlie Pride of Kris Kristofferson's Me & Bobby McGee



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This is really beautiful. It was made by three Rwandan farmers, recorded on their hill farm where there was no running water or electricity.
A lot of sad and tragic songs but the music is positive.

thegoodonesband.bandcamp.com/album/rwanda-you-should-be-loved
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Where has this song been all my life? Bluegrass banjo sound with a bit of blues vibe...

Just discovered it today...


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Alostmen - Kologo (2021)
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Amanar De Kidal - Alghafiat (2015)



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Tuareg guitar from Northern Mali by Kidal's hometown band. A different side of desert blues with high energy gritty guitar sessions that are popular favorites. Recorded at a local studio in 2008 during the last uprising, the music is very poignant as the North has again fallen into rebellion and the band is scattered in exile. The title translates as "Peace". Includes detailed liner notes in Tifinagh.
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Band from Morocco.
Tasuta N-Imal (ⵜⵏⵉ) - Sigham Olinw

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Hadiqa Kiani - Kamli

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