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Then & Now
By Bob Stewart
Label: Postcards
Released: 2022
Track listing: Hambone; Big Kneed Gal; King Porter Stomp; You Don’T Know What Love Is; Rambler;
Fishin’ Blues; Nette; Tunk; Law Years; Nubian Stomp.
Dot Com Blues
By Jimmy Smith
Label: Verve Music Group
Released: 2000
Track listing: Only in It for the Money;
8 Counts for Rita;
Strut;
C.C. Rider;
I Just Wanna Make Love to You;
Mood Indigo;
Over and Over;
Three O'Clock Blues;
Dot Com Blues;
Mr. Johnson;
Tuition Blues;
Since I Met You Baby.
Kulanjan
By Taj Mahal
Label: Hannibal Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: 1. Queen Bee 2.Tunkaranke 3.Ol' Georgie Buck 4.Kulanjan 5.Fanta 6.Guede Man Na 7.Catfish Blues 8.K'an Ben 9.Take This Hammer 10. Atlanta Kaira 11. Mississippi-Mali Blues 12. SaharaPersonnelTaj Mahal - vocals, guitar, piano (5); Toumani Diabate - kora; Kassemady Diabate - vocals (2,4, 5,6,8,10, 12), guitar (8); Ramatou Diakite - vocals (1,6,, 9, 10, 12); Bassekou Kouyate - ngoni, bass ngoni; Dougouye Koulibaly - kamalengoni, bolon (6,12); Lasana Diabate - balafon; Ballake Sissoko - kora (3,6,7,9,10)
Taj Mahal and Toumani Diabate: Kulanjan
by Ronan Abayawickrema
Like the 1997 release Sacred Island, Kulanjan sees Taj Mahal blending the blues with ethnic folk music. While the earlier album explored the music of Hawaii, however, here Taj and the Malian kora player Toumani Diabate seek to reveal the connections between the blues and the music of Western Mali. And these connections are apparent from ...
Taj Mahal: Blue Light Boogie
by Ed Kopp
Blue Light Boogie combines songs Taj Mahal recorded for various multi-artist tribute albums along with some cuts lifted from the bluesman’s ‘90s releases on Private Music. The latter are hardly the best selections Taj recorded for his label, they do demonstrate the eclectic talents and considerable soul of one of America’s best blues talents. Blue Light ...
Taj Mahal and the Hula Blues Band: Sacred Island
by Ed Kopp
Former resident of the Hawaiian island of Kauai, Taj Majal is one of the most versatile bluesmen around, having tackled country blues, R&B, jazz, gospel, reggae and more on his 37 albums. On Sacred Island, Taj teams up with some veteran Hawaiian musicians to blend blues, traditional Hawaiian music and reggae. This is a fine eclectic ...
