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2 sound discs : digital ; 4 3/4 in. + program notes
Disc 1: Kullio, Part 1. Socializing and entertainment: "Alifa Yaya" (performed by Salung Kuiyate and Jali Kabele Jobate on balo, with female vocalist) (Mandinka) (3:20) -- Kullio, Part II. Name and announcement and group prayer (Mandinka and Arabic) (4:32) -- "Yo maruo ka la jula" and "Son-song soko li so" (Women vocalists accompanying themselves with neolu) (Mandinka) (11:25) -- Waiting for supper: a small boy sings to himself (Mandinka) (2:00) -- Tama (solo by Usman Sene Wolof) (6:45) -- Ramadan: evening prayer on the Konte compound (Arabic) (9:05) -- Heralding the Feast Day after Ramadan (Balo, tantango, bells, neo.) (Jalonka) (5:33) -- disc 2: "Sabu Nyima" (Bai Konte on kora, accompanied by male vocalists and female vocalists playing neolu) (Mandinka) (4:49) -- "Bibi" (Three male vocalists accompanied by simbingo) (Jola) (3:14) -- "Bakari Ba", "Sirifo Sidi", and "Jimaro Sose" (Bai Konte plays kora and sings, accompanied by one male and one female vocalist) (Mandinka) (13:30) -- "Jata di' ke kana kasi", "Mambuna Bojang", and "Sidi Baba "(Susaa solos by Ibrahima Nyas) (Mandinka) (7:33) -- "Ma Sane Sise" (Susaa solo by Ibrahima Nyas) (Mandinka) (6:21) -- Children laugh, talk, drum on tin can (Wolof) (1:38) -- "Fode Kaba" (Tourist ensemble: Bai Konte on kora, Salung Kuiyate on balo, Usman Sene on tama, Ibrahima Nyas on susaa) (Mandinga) (6:51).
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings: FE 4521.
Previously issued in 1978 as album of 2 analog discs, Folkways Records: FE 4521.
Previously issued with title: Gambia's music.
Previously issued in series: Ethnic Folkways library.
Program notes in English, French and Swedish (12 pages : ill.) in container for disc 1.
Recorded and produced by Marc D. Pevar ; introductory notes by Susan Gunn Pevar.