It’s high time Omar Puente received his due. The Yorkshire–based Cuban violin virtuoso and jazzer has been just outside the...
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While you are listening if not dancing to this great sequence of tangos, you might ponder the reasons as to...
Reviewed in issue Jan/Feb/2010
Orquesta Aragón is at heart a charanga orchestra, a fluid blend of woodwind, brass and strings with flute and violins...
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The legendary and mysterious Jah Shaka has been the UK’s leading roots and culture sound-system operator since the early 70s,...
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When Joel Savoy was a teenager, he learned from some of the veteran musicians living in and around his hometown...
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A superbly talented fiddle player from Kansas City, Missouri, and member of the acoustic bluegrass band The Wilders, Betse Ellis...
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Clubbers and Cubanophiles alike will leap on this double set from the zeitgeist-riding Gilles Peterson. Financed by Havana Rum and...
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Forró is an eternally sunny, jiggy dance from north¬eastern Brazil that became very popular in the 1990s with the São...
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Too bad if you weren’t there to witness these talented Cajun ladies performing at the funky and friendly Blue Moon...
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How much music can little Panama keep finding in its vaults? With the third instalment of Soundway’s Panama series (subtitled...
Reviewed in issue Jan/Feb/2010
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