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Mbalimaou

Boubacar Traore

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Format: CD

Cat No: 762052

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Release Date:  26 January 2015

Label:  LusAfrica

Packaging Type:  Jewel Case

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  3567257620520

Genres:  World Music  

Release Date:  12 April 2019

Label:  LusAfrica

Packaging Type:  Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units:  2

Barcode:  3567257620513

Genres:  World Music  

  • Description

    Brand new studio recording by Malian blues legend Boubacar Traore.

    Recorded at the Bogolan studios in Bamako, 'Mbalimaou' is a new milestone in the work of Boubacar Traoré. His inimitable guitar style, and the poetry that pervades his songs, have all matured over the years. Infused with nostalgia and melancholy, 'Mbalimaou' is a record of great depth, one of the finest in this unique artist's long career. Produced by Ballaké Sissoko and Christian Mousset.

    Description

    Boubacar Traoré - album 'Mbalimaou' now released as a 2LP Set.


    Produced by Ballaké Sissoko and Christian Mousset, recorded at the Bogolan studios in Bamako, 'Mbalimaou' is a milestone in the work of Boubacar Traoré. His inimitable guitar style, and the poetry that pervades his songs, have all matured over the years.


    Infused with nostalgia and melancholy, 'Mbalimaou' is a record of great depth, one of the finest in this unique artist's long career.


  • Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Dounia Djanjo 4:50
      • 2. Hona 5:37
      • 3. Sagnon Moni 3:45
      • 4. Bembalisso 4:33
      • 5. Mbalimaou 4:03
      • 6. Mariama 4:05
      • 7. Bougoudani 6:25
      • 8. Kolo Tigi 4:40
      • 9. Saya Temokoto 4:34
      • 10. Fogniana Kouma 3:54
      • 11. Africa 6:01
      • 12. Sina Mousso Djougou 2:55

    Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Dounia Djanjo
      • 2. Hona
      • 3. Sagnon Moni
      • 4. Bembalisso
      • 5. Mbalimaou
      • 6. Mariama

      Disc 2

      • 1. Bougoudani
      • 2. Kolo Tigi
      • 3. Saya Temokoto
      • 4. Fogniana Kouma
      • 5. Africa
      • 6. Sina Mousso Djougou