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1.1 Sabali (Produced By Damon Albarn1.2 Ce N'est Pas Bon (With Participation of Damon Albarn)1.3 Magosa1.4 Djama1.5 Djuru1.6 Je Te Kiffe (Feat. Juan Rozoff)1.7 Masiteladi (Produced By and Feat. 'M')1.8 Africa (Feat. K'naan)1.9 Compagnon de la Vie1.10 Unissons Nous (Feat. Keziah Jones)1.11 Bozos1.12 I Follow You1.13 Welcome to Mali1.14 Batoma1.15 Sebeke1.16 Boula (Hidden Track) |
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| | Description: | Welcome To Mali is an album by Amadou & Mariam, released in 2018. The album is a world CD. - 2008 album, the follow up to the celebrated release Dimanche à Bamako, which sold more than half a million copies worldwide and won the couple numerous accolades upon it's release in 2005. Welcome to Mali features a track 'Sabali', produced by Damon Albarn, plus special guest appearances by K'naan, Keziah Jones, 'M', Toumani Diabate, Tiken Jah Fakoli and Juan Rozoff. The album expands their horizons and yet remains true to their core sound, putting the spotlight firmly back on their unique mix of sweet melodies and funky rhythms, driven by Amadou's bluesy guitar and the duo's compelling voices. Because.Contains a hidden track (15.3) after a period of silence at the end of track 15.1, not listed on release.
Comes as a gold CD disc in 6-panel Digipak sleeve, Housed in a Carded Sleeve (with embossed gold letters), 24-panel fold out poster sleeve.
(P)&(C)2008 Because Music
Actual track durations (from computer) are entered, the following are printed differently:
Track 1: 3:17. Track 2: 3:50. Track 3: 3:45. Track 4: 3:19. Track 5: 3:38. Track 6: 4:19. Track 7: 3:57. Track 8: 3:50. Track 9: 3:50. Track 10: 4:19. Track 11: 3:48. Track 12: 4:05. Track 13: 3:22. Track 14: 4:15. Track 15: 4:26.
Recorded at: Studio 13/London (track 1); La Partie Son (Davout)/Paris (tracks 1, 2, 4, 6 to 8, 10, 12 to 15.1); Studio Bogolan/Bamako (tracks 3, 5, 9, 11)
Additional recording at: Studio Moffou/Bamako (tracks 2, 8, 9, 11, 14); Studio 2000/Dakar (track 2); Studio Davout/Paris (tracks 3, 5, 9, 11 to 13, 15.1); Studio Yao/Paris (track 4); Patrice Studio/Paris (track 7); "Versailles" on the roof, Route de Guarantigui Bougou Bamako (track 10); La Partie Son (Davout)/Paris (track 11); Studio Bogolan/Bamako (track 11)
Mixed at: Studio 13/London (track 1); La Partie Son (Davout)/Paris (tracks 2 to 15.1)
Publishing:
Track 1: Reva Sons/Sony ATV Music Publishing/Because Editions/Chrysalis Music Ltd
Track 2: Reva Sons/Sony ATV Music Publishing/Because Editions/All Other
Tracks 3 to 7, 9 to 15.1: Reva Sons/Sony ATV Music Publishing
Track 8: Reva Sons/Sony ATV Music Publishing/DR
[CD]
Made in France
[Carded sleeve]
Manufactured in France
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16 |
| | Manufacturer No.: |
506010772410 |
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| Jeff Terich - 15/Apr/2009 Amadou & Mariam's story has been told countless times, but its charming and romantic tale is the kind that bears repeating. Amadou Bagayoko and Mariam...
|  | Landon Antonetti - 13/Apr/2009  What do you get when you cross elements of electronic, pop and African blues music with a blind couple from Mali You get the wining guitars and soulf...
| | | Deanne Sole - 06/Apr/2009 If Amadou and Mariam’s last album felt like a shift in the couple’s career then Welcome to Mali feels like an even greater one. Someone who was disapp...
| | | Tan The Man - 26/Mar/2009 Husband and wife duo Amadou & Mariam have been making music since they first met over thirty years ago at the Institute for Young Blind People in Bama...
| | Keith Phipps - 24/Mar/2009  Amadou Bagayoko and Mariam Doumbia, a married couple from Mali who first met at an institute for the blind, have been making music together in one for...
| | | Jon Dolan - 24/Mar/2009 Pop has a crappy marital history: Whitney and Bobby, Biggie and Faith, Britney and K-Fed. But husband-and-wife duo Amadou and Mariam?s 2005 CD Dimanch...
| | | Philip Van Vleck - 21/Mar/2009 The Malian duo of singer Mariam Doumbia and guitarist/vocalistAmadou Bagayoko have, with the aid of producer Damon Albarn,created an intriguing follow...
| | | David Font-Navarrete - 17/Mar/2009 It?s hard to go wrong with Amadou and Mariam. Mali?s most accessible musical export has it all: a unique sound, musical craftsmanship, a sense of adve...
| | | LINDSEY THOMAS - 19/Feb/2009 In 2005, Dimanche a Bamako served as this blind Malian couple's international breakout, but producer Manu Chao's contributions -- found-sound snippets...
| | | Andy Stewart - 25/Jan/2009 Sir Duke - "Music is a world within itself with a language we all understand." Beyond all of that, though, they're also all three as old ashell - well...
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