One Tribe, Many Voices

This week's show continues with the excitement of real live performance recordings. Rasheed has a chance to assemble these into a "virtual world music festival concert". Enjoy the feeling of being in an actual concert performed just for you.

This week's concert lineup features: Toure Kunda, Airto Moreira & Flora Purim, Los Van Van and a very special appearance by Weather Report. This week's headliner is Caetano Veloso.

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The playlist and other cool articles can be found at http://rain-people.blogspot.com

The show is recorded every Saturday here in sunny California. See you next week.

Rasheed Ali

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SORRY EVERYONE! IT HAD BEEN POINTED OUT TO US THAT SOME TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY OCCURRED DURING OUR SHOW UPLOAD TODAY
THAT CREATED A GAP IN PROGRAMMING. WE TOOK THIS EPISODE DOWN AND FIXED THE PROBLEM. SORRY FOR THIS INCONVENIENCE.

Today, Rasheed brings you a very special show dedicated in loving memory to one of the finest, most talented percussionist in music: Victor Pantoja.

The master drummer passed away peacefully in his sleep last Friday.

To those of us musicians who had a chance to perform with him, laugh with him and cry with him, we know that he is worthy of some special place. Rasheed especially dedicates this show to Glenn Brooks and Steve Guttierez; who was more like a brother to Victor than anyone.

Rasheed will return on Saturday with his regularly scheduled show.

As always, check out Rasheed's blog for more information.

This week's show is a Special "Virtual Live Concert" podcast featuring some of Rasheed's favorite artist.

Exciting live performances from Tego Calderon, The Late Celia Cruz, Cachete Maldonado,The Gypsy Kings,Toto La Maposina, Jorge Aragon, and Mili Bermejo.

For more information on the music and interesting articles on African Diaspora arts and culture visit: http://rain-people.blogspot.com

This show was produced with a very heavy heart due to the death of one of my musical colleagues and mentors; Victor Pantoja, yesterday.

This show is an extended length: 67 minutes.

In loving Memory for Victor Pantoja, master musician.

This week's episode features the far out sounds of some Afro-Cyberdelic artist from Brasil.
Musicians who helped to stretch the envelope of musical expression while preserving the core of traditional Brasil.

Rasheed wants to thank all of those worldwide listeners who make doing this show so much fun! Without an audience, this show would be nothing but a little voice in the wilderness.

As usual, check out Rasheed's blog http://rain-people.blogspot.com for this week's playlist and other cool articles on music and culture.

This week Rasheed explores the musical realm of the Moors. Music of Spain, Senegal, Algeria and beyond.

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As always, the playlist and other interesting articles are found on the One Tribe,Many Voices blog: http://rain-people.blogspot.com/

Another mind-expanding show next week!

This week's show celebrates the contributions of the Yoruba people to the musical fabric of the Americas. Music from Fela Kuti and King Sunny Ade to Tito Puente and Ile Aiye.

A great big "Thank you" to all of the listeners who continue to make "One Tribe, Many Voices" a success, worldwide!

Visit: http://rain-people.blogspot.com and check out articles on African Diaspora music and culture as well as this week's podcast playlist.

This week, Rasheed explores African Salsa. Featuring dance-inducing music, from Africando to Tito Puente.
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This week, Rasheed explores the nuances of African drumming and shares drum songs from his CDs: Agua Santa and The Empty Vessel Speaks.

As usual, Rasheed invites everyone to visit his blog: www.rain-people.blogspot.com for playlist information and other interesting stories.

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Big up and many thanks to everyone who continues to show their love for "One Tribe, Many Voices" Worldwide!

Until next week...

"One Tribe, Many Voices" returns to action with exciting new shows for 2010!

Rasheed celebrates some of Brasil's timeless male singers. Featuring music from Milton Nascimento, Gilberto Gil, Djavan, Gonzaguinha and Ivan Lins.

New shows are now recorded every Saturday morning(Pacific Standard Time).

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For playlist information visit Rasheed's blog: http://rain-people.blogspot.com/

Rasheed Ali returns with a brand new "One Tribe, Many Voices" Special podcast featuring inspiring music from Haiti.

Fans of this podcast show can expect to hear some exciting and entrancing African Diaspora sounds in the coming weeks.

Although technical difficulties made it impossible to record new shows for the past several months we are happy to announce that all of those problems are now behind us.

We have a brand new recording studio and we're ready to go in 2010!

A great big thank you to all of our international fans who have wondered what happened to us but did not abandon us! One Love!

As usual, you can check out the show's playlist at: rain-people.blogspot.com

Because of the problems caused by the NASA construction site next door to us, we have changed our taping day to Saturdays and new shows should be up on Sundays for now on.

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Rasheed Ali returns with a new show to launch the second year of One Tribe, Many Voices podcast radio. Featuring music from Seu Jorge and Maraca along with other exciting sounds from the African Diaspora.For more information and the play lists visit the"One Tribe, Many Voices" Blog.

Apologies to all, it seems that this show was not successfully uploaded last week! Please enjoy!

This week we look back to the Latin Funk-Rock of the early '70s. The psychedelic mix of swirling Hammond organs,cutting guitars,brassy horns and Afro-Caribbean percussion. The music of Irakere,Santana, Mandrill, El Chicano and Ray Barreto are featured.For more information and the play lists visit the"One Tribe, Many Voices" Blog.