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Article: Justin Adams and Juldeh Camara: Soul Science.(Sound recording review)(Brief article)
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- June 22, 2008
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JUSTIN ADAMS AND JULDEH CAMARA
Soul Science
World Village 468076
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Just moments alter the opening rhythm--a muddy, hard beat molded by hands on skin--a high-pitched wail takes flight in every direction imaginable. It sounds as if played by a violin of many arms and shades; it turns out to be a one-stringed fiddle indigenous to West Africa, the ritti. The man setting fire to it begins to sing a song of warrior ancestry; the other man, pounding the drum, accompanies with an occasional guitar riff. This is not the meeting of worlds; it is an explosion of sound, an exploration of possibility. Both Gambian native ...
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... ... Pavilion on Saturday June 6 is billed as an African Blues Party Night and features Justin Adams and Juldeh Camara plus David Walters. Justin Adams (UK) and Juldeh Camara (Gambia) whose soulful fusion of raw edged African roots and pounding Afro ...
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