20 mixes with tracks by “Babatunde Olatunji”

some kind of maori bacchus dances and spills marsala all over his shredded robe, there are other lights in the forest but we're afraid to get closer. they have wooden masks and scary faces, that one lost all his teeth.
said the satyr.

[12 tracks, 55 min]

Thick mix of Afrobeat, Afrofunk including Antibalas, Fela, and many more.

Fourty-Seven tracks including music by Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra, Ayalew Mesfin and Babatunde Olatunji. I would have added more.. but 8tracks search engine kinda sucks... A LOT!!

Eight tracks including music by Ravi Shankar, Babatunde Olatunji and Hindu Bhajan.

"It's the sparkle you become
when you conquer anxiety."

Title from www.flickr.com/photos/fluffytelephoneavocado/3917333889/">a poem by Joel Oppenheimer

Art: Moon phases 11 by Olivier Gilet

This was to be folkloric/sacred music from Afro-Cuban traditions/ceremonies; 8tracks has almost no such music. So, it's a loose mix.

8tracks including music by Babatunde Olatunji, Olima Anditi, and Faytinga.

Thirty-one tracks that shaped the New York dancefloor of the 1970s, at parties and clubs such as the Sanctuary, the Loft, the Gallery, and Paradise Garage. Includes music by Al Downing, Labelle, and Babe Ruth. Accompanies Chapter 13 of my book 'All Hopped Up and Ready To Go: Music from the Streets of New York 1927-77.' Read a piece accompanying this playlist at http://www.ijamming.net/?p=3915

Lots of drums, lots of rhythm. You'll feel like you're somewhere else completely.

this is what i hope the jungle sounds like.

Twenty-one tracks including music by 18th Dye, Babatunde Olatunji and Bathory.