1. Cheikh Amin Hasanayn – “Surah Al–Haaqqa, Pt. 1” (Arabic; Egypt)
2. Mohamed Ben Hamadi, dit Marocain – "E Zzine Emlih Yamana” (Arabic; Algeria/Morocco)
3. Cheikh El–Afrit – “Enna Nehoub, Pt. 2” (Arabic; Tunisia)
4. Cheikh Abdelkader Oueld Zine – “Sigha Med’heb, Pt. 2” (Arabic; Algeria)
5. Raïs Mohamed Sasbo – “Ghina’ Loziq” (Arabic; Morocco)
6. Les Griots de Tahoua – “Chanson de Dyahadi, Pt. 2” (Hausa; Niger)
7. Mahamoud Esma, Roble Hoche, and Kihien Ebrahim – “Guelabiessi” (Somali; Somalia)
8. Yetna Taddeghegn – “Ere Ye Agerie Lidj” (Amharic; Ethiopia)
9. Dan Titi and his group – “Abdulkadiri Kwori” (Hausa; Nigeria)
10. Groupe de Jeunes Filles de Bamako – “Cèlu Mankan” (Bambara; Mali)
11. Elhadji Issaika Bamba – “Algrouane, Pt. 2” (Dyula; Burkina Faso / Mali)
12. Sassi – “Ahlen Bikoum” (Arabic; Algeria)
13. Youssef El Benzarti et son orchestra – “Zendani Staiffi” (Arabic; Algeria)
14. Rshisha, Hlima, and Cheikh Abdesalam – “‘Aishek Baba” (Arabic; Morocco)
15. Messaoud Habib – “Steukhbar Rasd Eddil, Pt. 1” (Tunisia)
16. Sami al–Shawwa – “Taqsim Bayati” (Egypt)
17. Mahieddine – “Mestakhbar Mezmoum” (Arabic; Algeria)
18. Aicha – “Doumoua Ellaini” (Arabic; Tunisia)
19. Nina and Mary – “Git Lil–Haq, Pt. 1” (Arabic; Egypt)
20. Zohra El Fassia – “Aita Moulay Brahim” (Arabic; Morocco)
21. Dalila Rochdi – “Haragli Guelbi, Pt. 1” (Arabic; Tunisia)
22. El Hadj Mohamed El–Anka – “Rabi Alaamlih Iydaabar, Pt. 2” (Arabic; Algeria)
23. Fatimah Bent Meddah & Kouïder – “Adhouh, Adhouh, Pt. 1” (Arabic; Algeria)
24. Cheikh Zouzou – “Gheniet Ben Soussan, Pt. 7” (Arabic; Algeria)
25. Tuareg women of Adrar des Iforas – “Air de Kel Ajjer (Rhythme Ellehelleh)”
(Touareg; Mali)
26. Mbongue Diboue et son ensemble – “Tu Nja Tengene Elie” (Duala; Cameroon)
27. Yeboa’s Band – “Osu Oblanyo” (Ga; Ghana)
28. Salia and his accordion – “I Tondo Muya” (Mende; Sierra Leone)
29. Yankori Beibatane – “Air de Haoua” (Zarma; Niger)
30. Richard Ábé Brown Band – “Bārā Sānābo Bārā” (Ibani; Nigeria)
31. Douta Seck – “Dagagne” (Wolof; Senegal)
32. Youkoui Bamiléké – “Ngwop” (Yemba; Cameroon)
33. Jolly Orchestra – “Egberun Buso” (Yoruba; Nigeria)
34. Calender and his Maringar Band – “The Jambo Song” (Krio; Sierra Leone)
35. Kamkam – “Okafu Nyi” (Twi; Ghana)
36. Jeli Bakari – “Kenssa” (Eastern Maninkakan; Guinea)
37. Jean Koroma – “Morigbé” (Bambara; Guinea)
38. Yagbe and her group – “Domagbe” (Vai; Liberia)
39. Aziakpon and his group – “Oyida Mayi Magbo” (Gen; Togo/Benin)
40. Ohue Sapey Band – “Oblemo” (Adangbe; Ghana/Togo)
41. Pantanon – “Djelouwei Wenike Ahlanon” (Togo)
42. Paul Béhanzin et son ensemble – “Cholie” (Fon; Benin)
43. Band of the Gold Coast Police – “High Life - Dagomba” (Ghana)
44. Kwaa Mensah’s Band – “Eho Ma Ne Wubu Efu” (Fanti; Ghana)
45. E.A.B. Jones – “Ante Maria” (Krio; Sierra Leone)
46. Black Beats Band – “De Ehuo” (Fanti; Ghana)
47. Onana Mbosa Isidore – “Kurungu” (Sanaga–Ubam; Cameroon)
48. Unknown Cameroonian – “Musique de Danse” (Cameroon)
49. Kekere Tiamiyu and his group – “Saka Amodu” (Yoruba; Nigeria)
50. E.K.’s Band – “Suro Onipa” (Twi; Ghana)
51. Chanteurs a la Croix de Cuivre – “Batata dia Bwanga” (Katanga province, Congo)
52. Stonik and Kiprono – “Molildo Kiruk–Yuk” (Kipsigis; Kenya)
53. Adikwa na bana Loningisa Rumba – “Tolingana” (Lingala; Congo)
54. Okoth Onuko – “March Guitar” (Luo; Kenya)
55. Siti Ganduri – “Arabian Conga” (Swahili; Kenya)
56. Abdu Owiti – “Stephen Opio” (Luo; Kenya)
57. Tshamumania Anastasie and singers – “Ndumba Wakumi Diekde Dikasa” (Luba–Kasai; Congo)
58. Bekyibei Arap Mosonik – “Iyan We Kimoino” (Kipsigis; Kenya)
59. Tobbo Eitel – “Ja Bane” (Duala; Cameroon)
60. Kiko Kids – “Tom Tom” (Swahili; East Africa)
61. O.S. Africa Jazz Onema Pascal – “Furaha Ya Kanu” (Swahili; Kenya)
62. Kabasele – Kibongue, Orchestre African Jazz – “Titi” (Lingala; Congo)
63. Omolo Washiembu – “N. Odera” (Luo; Kenya)
64. Pancras Mkwawa – “Ngosingosi” (Hehe; Tanzania)
65. Richard Chelobani – “Naswa” (Luhya/Bukusu; Kenya)
66. François Awila ye mpangi zandi – “Kiboba Kiyma Nkuaku” (Kikongo; Congo)
67. Ustad Amar Gaba – “Ba’d el Zouz Marghub” (Arabic; Kenya)
68. Elhubi Jamila Yni – “Mawali” (Arabic; Rwanda/Burundi)
69. Mwinyi bin Said – “Tela, Pt. 1” (Swahili; Kenya)
70. Mbaruk Talsam – “Comic Sketch” (Swahili; Zanzibar)
71. Evarist and Party – “Nambanda” (Haya; Tanzania)
72. Kabongo Bonkoli – “Musungayi Nembwa Matumba” (Luba–Kasai; Congo)
73. Sekinomu – “Kayanda” (Ganda; Uganda)
74. Jean Bosco Mwenda – “Masanga” (Katanga, Congo)
75. Coast Social Orchestra – “Napenda“ (Swahili; Kenya)
76. Unknown Mahafaly – “Flute solo” (Ampanihy, Madagascar)
77. Flying Jazz Queens – “Siyahamba” (Zulu; South Africa)
78. Thayelo Kapiye Nyanja Trio – “Wachona Thayelo” (Chewa; Malawi)
79. Francis Baloyi and Shangaan Band – “Sati Wa Vakwela” (Tsonga; Mozambique)
80. Evening Birds – “Yenz’ Inqab’ Intombi” (Zulu; South Africa)
81. Ranoko Sebabule – “Ditee” (Sotho; South Africa)
82. Tarik’i Dada Raleva – “Laloe E!” (Malagasy; Madagascar)
83. Orchestre André Philippe de St.–Pierre – “Cuisine Roulante” (Réunion)
84. Aamiti and his concertina – “Onano” (Ovambo; Angola / Namibia)
85. Josaya Hadebe – “Yini Wena Funa” (Fanagalo; Zimbabwe)
86. Americo Valenti – “Wati Si Sasekahipahpa” (Tsonga; Mozambique)
87. Lucas Lunga – “Vura Matambo” (Shona; Zambia / Zimbabwe)
88. Wilson Makawa and his guitar – “Bambo Siyaya” (Chewa; Malawi)
89. Dipela Tsabapedi – “Kxomo Muwa” (Northern Sotho; South Africa)
90. Mulaji Ronger and 2 Chokwe Women – “Fuzhi Inopenduka Kwenda Lamukiya” (Luvale / Chokwe; Angola)
91. Clement Nyamane and Sotho Men – “Nkau Haka Khoele” (Sotho; Lesotho)
92. Marguerite and Razanatsoa – “Dia Veloma I Said Omar” (Malagasy; Madagascar)
93. Caluza’s Double Quartet – “Imini Ifikile” (Zulu; South Africa)
94. Transvaal Rockin’ Jazz Stars – “Swaziland” (South Africa)
95. George Sisimayi and his Crazy Five – “Ndapera Cha Cha” (Shona; Zimbabwe)
96. Elias Nelushi – “Kama Kalinyana” (Venda; South Africa / Mozambique)
97. Orbert Nentambo Zahke – “Nongqangqa Lishonile” (Zulu; South Africa)
98. The Play Singer – “Boshiwe” (Zulu; South Africa)
99. Seychelles United Band – “Waltz of the Young Hearts” (Seychelles)
100. Griffiths Motsieloa and Company – “Nkosi Sikelel’ iAfrika” (Zulu; South Africa)

Catalog Number DTD-22

Release Date October 25, 2011

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Label(s) / Partner(s) Dust-to-Digital

Producer(s) Steven Lance Ledbetter, Jonathan Ward

Audio Engineer(s) Michael Graves

Designer(s) Debbie Berne

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