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The Master Musicians of Jajouka: The Source
Da allora, i musicisti di questa piccola comunità montana marocchina, luogo dove rifugiarsi e dove trovare nuove energie, hanno continuato a portare avanti la lunga tradizione sotto la guida di Bachir Attar, diventando delle vere e proprie pop-star dell'ipno-etno-world e questo nuovo The Source conferma appieno l'efficacia della formula, con le sue percussioni ossessive e i petulanti oboi ghaita, i flauti e i guimbri.
Inutile cercare di ricomporre purezze e imbastardimenti: passati sotto lo sguardo di Bertolucci e per gli stampi di Peter Gabriel, i maestri comunque non si scompongono e continuano come incantatori fermi nel tempo a fare danzare gli spiriti.
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Track Listing
01. Habibi Tsitini; 02. Talaha l'brado Alaina; 03. Hanging out in Jajouka; 04. Night Dance Under the Moon; 05. Habibi Analik Wuntalia; 06. Hadra of Sidi Ahmed Sheik; 07. Dancing in Your Body and Head; 08. Dance in the Cave of Boujeloud.
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Title: The Source | Year Released: 2010
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