Chilli Fried Playlist 6
1. Konowale – Rail Band (Sterns)
Rolling classic from West Africa’s finest. Pure bliss from Sterns recently released compilation of vintage RB recordings.
2. The Tongue – Max Pashm (Lick a Little)
Klezmer dancefloor madness, complete with Groucho Marx and Joyce Grenfell samples!
3. Bang Bang – Gara Gara (White Label)
Nancy Sinatra meets 80s UK reggaeheads The Capital Letters. My current mash-up of choice.
4. More Afro – Malena (Freestyle)
Flute fuelled funkiness with a Brazil goes jazz kick.
5. Oy Veys Mer – Paul Shapiro featuring the Ribs & Brisket Review (Tzadik)
Finger snappin’ kosher jazz from New York clarinettist and his culturally mixed hipster collective.
6. Tama Ngnogon – Victor Deme (Chapa Blues)
Burkina Faso veteran with some hot new roots sounds.
7. Que Sera – Sidestepper (Quango Palm)
The return of the Colombian UK raga-cumbia masters.
8. Chouia L’Mon Coeur – Akim El Sikameya (Riverboat)
Slinky Arab – Andolous sounds from Paris based Algerian vocalist.
9. Shargo Tshizjma – Mec Yek (Choux de Bruxelles)
Belgium rabble-rousers Jaune Toujours hook up with Slovakian singing sisters for an infectious slice of ‘Balkan Hip’.
10. Ma Rue n’est pas Longue – Moussu T lei Jovents (Le Chant De Monde)
Hard nosed blues in a Marseilles style
1. Konowale – Rail Band (Sterns)
Rolling classic from West Africa’s finest. Pure bliss from Sterns recently released compilation of vintage RB recordings.
2. The Tongue – Max Pashm (Lick a Little)
Klezmer dancefloor madness, complete with Groucho Marx and Joyce Grenfell samples!
3. Bang Bang – Gara Gara (White Label)
Nancy Sinatra meets 80s UK reggaeheads The Capital Letters. My current mash-up of choice.
4. More Afro – Malena (Freestyle)
Flute fuelled funkiness with a Brazil goes jazz kick.
5. Oy Veys Mer – Paul Shapiro featuring the Ribs & Brisket Review (Tzadik)
Finger snappin’ kosher jazz from New York clarinettist and his culturally mixed hipster collective.
6. Tama Ngnogon – Victor Deme (Chapa Blues)
Burkina Faso veteran with some hot new roots sounds.
7. Que Sera – Sidestepper (Quango Palm)
The return of the Colombian UK raga-cumbia masters.
8. Chouia L’Mon Coeur – Akim El Sikameya (Riverboat)
Slinky Arab – Andolous sounds from Paris based Algerian vocalist.
9. Shargo Tshizjma – Mec Yek (Choux de Bruxelles)
Belgium rabble-rousers Jaune Toujours hook up with Slovakian singing sisters for an infectious slice of ‘Balkan Hip’.
10. Ma Rue n’est pas Longue – Moussu T lei Jovents (Le Chant De Monde)
Hard nosed blues in a Marseilles style
