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Sean Blackman — Fouta Toro
Album: In Transit
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Released: 2009
Length: 6:46
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 arihenrikpistol wrote:


Now you have had eight years to learn how to skip a song and jump to the next one. I hope you manage it now. The song ends when you like it to end.



LOL! Too funny!   
Posted 1 year ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
 daveinnj wrote:

God, does this song end?



Now you have had eight years to learn how to skip a song and jump to the next one. I hope you manage it now. The song ends when you like it to end.
Posted 1 year ago by arihenrikpistol    [ Reply ]
 jmillar2020 wrote:

The mix should have given more prominence to the Kora harp that is overly recessed. The beauty of Kora, by itself or other instrumentation cannot be overstated. Too little Kora, (perhaps too many disjointed vocals?)




IDK.  GREAT TUNE!  If  were more educated in this genre of music, I would be able to make an appropriate comment on the level of "kora harp" in the mix. Maybe it was intentional. I am glad that RP introduced me to this tune.  That is why we come here.   Thanx RP!    
Posted 1 year ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
The mix should have given more prominence to the Kora harp that is overly recessed. The beauty of Kora, by itself or other instrumentation cannot be overstated. Too little Kora, (perhaps too many disjointed vocals?)
Posted 3 years ago by jmillar2020    [ Reply ]

Mr. Blackman is from Detroit. IMHO, this is very cool very American music, probably impossible to create anywhere else. Really great virtuosity too. Thanks to B&R for the intro.


 hschlossberg wrote:

I'm not sure why all the negative comments and votes.  This is a great song, great rhythms — I suppose unless one doesn't like African music.  I'd like to hear more international music on RP.  It's a lot more interesting to me then all the country music I hear on RP.



Posted 3 years ago by bitbanger    [ Reply ]
O don't know why you call this piece instrumenytal, thean says some words, a lot about this "fouta" thing or action, which sounds exactly like the f word in Romanian 😮 All in connection with the 'toro" which is "bull" in Spanish, so to my Romanian ears it sounds cool 😁
Like "Bull the f*ker" who does all sorts of interesting stuff, I imagine...🤣
Posted 3 years ago by Guelfling    [ Reply ]
See on hea.
Posted 7 years ago by ottojama    [ Reply ]
very nice music and song
Posted 7 years ago by bolly328    [ Reply ]
'na lagna tremenda....
Posted 8 years ago by raga    [ Reply ]
 hschlossberg wrote:
I'm not sure why all the negative comments and votes.  This is a great song, great rhythms — I suppose unless one doesn't like African music.  I'd like to hear more international music on RP.

 
Ditto!
Posted 8 years ago by Karmala    [ Reply ]
What's wrong with that piece? I guess it's 6 at least.
Posted 8 years ago by whomhow    [ Reply ]
I'm not sure why all the negative comments and votes.  This is a great song, great rhythms — I suppose unless one doesn't like African music.  I'd like to hear more international music on RP.  It's a lot more interesting to me then all the country music I hear on RP.
Posted 8 years ago by hschlossberg    [ Reply ]
 Really.  Spare us.

maxvonevil wrote:
"Global music integrator".... good grief!! {#Drunk}

 


Posted 8 years ago by bodyschool    [ Reply ]
"Global music integrator".... good grief!! {#Drunk}
Posted 8 years ago by maxvonevil    [ Reply ]
Really annoying ... please stop it
Posted 8 years ago by Stylist    [ Reply ]
WTFO
Posted 9 years ago by merobreno    [ Reply ]
devastating for the ball
Posted 9 years ago by bttcld66    [ Reply ]
God, does this song end?
Posted 9 years ago by daveinnj    [ Reply ]