Festival Au Desert: Live From Timbuktu

Sahara desert blues artists performing at the 12th Festival Au Desert, right after the festival ended Islamic extremists issued sharia law, banning music. The 2013 Festival was cancelled.
1: 0:16 spoken introduction in French
2: 2:02 slow, solo flute
3: 5:27 mid tempo, mellow almost trance guitar, percussion & male vocals
4: 4:38 mid tempo, mellow almost trance guitar, percussion & male vocals
5: 4:00 slow, male call & female chorus response trance like desert blues
***6: 3:23 slow, ngoni ( banjo sound) noodling, BIG bass
7: 4:11 mid tempo, desert blues e guitar, male vocal, big bass
8: 2:51 mid tempo, big male voc/WAIL, plucked strings hand clapping percussion
9: 5:06 mid tempo, pounding beat, male voc/wails, plucked
strings, swirl electronics?
10: 3:26 mid tempo, big male voc/WAIL, ngoni ( banjo sound) noodling at 2.00 fast percussion starts with fast frantic male voc/WAIL
***11: 4:41 fast, big male vocals with chorus response, bass, e guitar, talking drum
12: 3:32 slow, a chant/wail
**13: 5:00 fast, big bass, female big vocal/WAIL e guitar & drum kit
**14: 4:07 mid tempo, e guitar, bass, drum kit & male voc/wail
****15: 4:48 mid tempo, e guitar, bass, drum kit & GREAT female vocal/wail
****16: 5:46 mid tempo, sparse sound, but very nice plucked strings (kurbu a three string lute), big thumping percussion
****17: 4:59 slow, male & female vocals, big bass, searing e guitar bluesy psychedelic rock last half
****18: 9:00 mid to faster, e guitar bluesy psychedelic rock, minimal male voc, then at 5:00 a 16 sec gap then ****female vocal trance chant/wail with locked trance percussion