#1812: Program #1812

New Sounds | May 24, 2010

World music by Telek, Trilok Gurtu, Mary Jane Lamond, Douglas Quin, Djali Moussa Diawara, and more.

PROGRAM #1812, World Music

ARTIST(S)	RECORDING	CUT(S)	SOURCE
Telek	Serious Tam	Tolili Kundu [2:30] Go Ralom [3:30]	Real World/Narada #49543** (realwrld@narada.com , 1-414-961-8350)
Paranda	Africa In Central America	Balandria [4:00]	Detour #27303**. www.erato.com
Salsa Africa	Afro-Cuban Salsa Music	D.M.Diawara: Salsa Kora [5:30]	Candela #59442. Info@tinderrecords.com ; www.tinderrecords.com ; 888-848-6777
Trilok Gurtu	African Fantasy	Old African [6:00]	Blue Thumb #543 821** (www.bluethumb.com )
Douglas Quin	Forests - a book of hours	Dawn, excerpt [7:00]	Earth Ear #9022. www.earthear.com or 888-564-3399
Mary Jane Lamond	Lan Duil	Mo Ghille Mor [4:00]	Wicklow/BMG #63643** www.wicklowrecords.com
Chris Rael & Deep Singh	Tunnel Ragas	Salmon, Fudge and Beer [4:30]	Fang #2000A. Fang Records, PO Box 652, NY NY 10009www.churchofbetty.com
Mary Jane Lamond	Lan Duil	Crodh Air A'Bruaich [4:30]	Wicklow/BMG #63643** www.wicklowrecords.com
David Rothenberg & Douglas Quin	Before The War	Karelian Midnight [5:00]	Earth Ear #9052. www.earthear.com or 888-564-3399

**In most better stores; in NY, try J&R on Park Row, Tower Records, Virgin megastore at Times Square, HMV, Other Music on 3^rd St., etc.

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