Malawian musician Gasper Nali performs the extremely catchy, if thematically dark ‘Satana Lero Wapezeka Ndiwe Edzi AIDS’ (‘Satan, Today You Are Found in AIDS’) on his homemade one-string bass guitar, fretting with a beer bottle, accompanying himself on a cow skin kickdrum.
The sound, the blue sky, the dancing kids – it’s just great.
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Great stuff!
Brilliant.
I love World music.
Just listening to Mali guitarist Boubacar Traoré here in the Charger Man Cave dreaming of warm sultry evenings under a starry African sky.
The perfect antidote to a freezing winter’s day here in Ireland.
Marvellous.
Ha ha ‘World Music’ Charger – haven’t heard that term in ages – you big 1980s throwback you!
;)
It’s a recognisable genre of music.
If you can think of a better term I’d be happy to hear it.
How about just ‘music’ you mad bastard?
;)
Oh, it’s all music.
I really like Americana too.
Okay, it’s on offshoot of modern country but that’s what folk call it these days and I go with the flow.
You’re as eccentric as my old grandad. I respect that
;)
thanks for the tip. listening now
Great tune! Considering how low-fi his equipment is, he gets a great sound.
Amazing.