Fula Flute

World | Feb 2003

Reviews

Decca
Reviewed 2003-02-14
The Fulani Flute (or tambin) is indigenous to the mountains of Guinea. This features performances from from a Senegalese soloist plus other artists playing traditional songs (all except #9). An interesting sound, well played. It’s all good.

1. Bouncy, mid-tempo w/cool screaming bits.
*2. Cool blend of flutes/kora/balafons.
3. More formal but with some nice harmonies.
*4. Light, w/a nice interplay between flutes.
5. Simple & relaxed.
*6. Cool exchange of sounds w/balafons/kora/flute
7. Mid-tempo interplay of flutes. Pretty.
8. Another more formal sound. Mid-tempo.
*9. A contemporary song w/cool blend of sounds.
10. A simple exchange of two flutes. Very nice.

14 February 2003

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Teriya
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Charting

2003-03-03 — 2003-05-05 Reggae/World
Week EndingAirplays
Apr 27 1
Mar 16 1
Mar 9 1

Track listing

1. Wali
2. Keme Bourema
3. Djandjou
4. N'dianamo
5. Chedo
6. Folinke
7. Bani
8. Douga
9. Teriya
10. Soundiata