Music and featured items
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Importance of the Niger river.
Lucy describes the Niger river flowing and its importance in the history of Mali.
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Music Played
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Babani Koné Solio
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Babani Kone Band Everyone goes to Segou
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Lucy talks about Bambara music.
Lucy talks about Bambara music strangely resembling blues and banjo music.
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Empire of Segou.
Daouda Ballo talks about the history of the warrior Bambara empire of Segou.
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Music Played
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Bassekou Kouyate Bajuru
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Bassekou Kouyate.
Lucy with Bassekou Kouyate at the grave of Da Monzon Jara.
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Music Played
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Bassekou Kouyate Instrumental piece in honour of Da Monzon
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Bassekou Kouyate Da Monzon
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The legend of Da Monzon
Lucy with Daouda Ballo, talking about the legend of Da Monzon, the one-eyed king.
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Bambara Empire mythology song
Another beautiful song from Bambara Empire mythology.
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Music Played
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Babani Koné Bambouguchi
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Travels in the Interior of Africa.
Another piece of reading taken from Travels in the Interior of Africa by Mungo Park.
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Music Played
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Bassekou Kouyate Bambouguchi instrumental
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Bassekou Kouyate Poi
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Describing the slave trade.
A piece of reading describing the slave trade taken from Travels in the Interior of Africa
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Music Played
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Babani Kone group Kiri te massa nemache
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Lucy with Dauda Ballo.
Lucy with Dauda Ballo on the key side of Segou by the Niger river.
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Music Played
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Babani Koné Everyone goes to Segou
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Broadcasts
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BBC Radio 3Sat 24 Mar 2007 15:00 BBC Radio 3
Featured in...
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World Routes and Beyond
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