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fRoots 9
Here's what's on the FREE! CD with fR170/171 (August/September 1997)
- GRZEGORZ Z CIECHOWA: PIEJO KURY PIEJO
Polish rock star in ambitiously wonderful expansion of local traditions.
- SHARON SHANNON: KIDS
Our Irish accordeon-wielding cover star in familiar theme mode.
- RORY McLEOD: BE MY RAMBLING WOMAN
The original rambling English one-man band.
- RASHA: LEALI
From the excellent debut by a young Sudanese singer resident in Spain.
- SHIKISHA: PRETTY VACANT
South African (via UK & Sweden) take on a Britfolk classic, with Fan Fan's guitar.
- OSKORRI w. MARTIN CARTHY: NAFARROA
Basque folk rockers celebrate 25th anniversary with ambitious live guest!
- SYLVIA HEROLD: KATIE CRUEL
Stylish traditional exploration by a noteworthy new American voice.
- VERSHKI DA KORESHKI: PITCHENDEBIN
Extraordinary Senegalese/Tuvan/Russian mix, improvising live.
- COUMBA GAWLO: DÉPENSE
Hot contemporary mbalax from a vibrant young Senegalese star.
- JUNE TABOR: A PROPER SORT OF GARDENER
England's premier folk diva shines on Maggie Holland's true story.
- FERNHILL: MARCH GLAS/STUMP
One of the best new traditional bands from Wales in many a moon.
- SUPER CHIKAN: CAMEL TOE
Major new blues discovery with a zany line in self-penned songs.
- MARILIS ORIONAA: BARAM DE LUA
From the Béarnaise region of France, a startling new European folk voice.
- THE FREIGHT HOPPERS: COTTON EYED JOE
Among the leaders of the new wave of USA old-timey bands.
- SUNDA AFRICA: RAHASIA REMBULAN
The man they call Django Mango mixes Indonesia with African percussion.
- MARK HUMPHREY: DARLIN' COREY
Our chap on the slidey things teams with Indian tablaman and goes out there.
- KATHRYN TICKELL: THE GATHERING
The pipering guruette at the dawn of the new Britfolk, with her fine trio.
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