Sorry Bamba - Sorry Bamba Du Mali Methyl Ethel A1 Civil War 7:42 A2

A1 Civil War 7:42 A2 14 Years 4:21 A3 Yesterdays 3:16 A4 Knockin' On Heaven's Door 5:36 B1 Get In The Ring 5:41 B2 Shotgun Blues 3:23 B3 Breakdown 7:04 C1 Pretty Tied Up 4:47 C2 Locomotive 8:42 C3 So Fine 4:06 D1 Estranged 9:23 D2 You Could Be Mine 5:43 D3 Don't Cry (Alt

2006-present) [i]Melissa Reese[/i] (keyboards

funk and jazz that they defined as MPB-jazz (MPB for Popular Brazilian Music)

Recorded live at home in Chicago over the course of one night when Wong and Minekawa passed through on tour

The Last Time4

Sorry Bamba - Sorry Bamba Du Mali Methyl Ethel A1 Civil War 7:42 A2A pivotal figure in the history of Malian music, Sorry Bamba was a popular and influential musician whose work bridged the gap between Mali's cultural traditions and the new freedoms of the post Colonial era. Bamba was born in 1938 in Mopti, a city crossed by the Niger and Bani rivers and known for its cultural diversity. Bamba's father was a distinguished veteran of Emperor Samory Tour's military and a nobleman in Malian society; however, this meant