8 thoughts on “ Sehilam - Baaba Maal & Mansour Seck - Djam Leelii (CD, Album) ”

1. Watch the video for Djam Leelii from Baaba Maal & Mansour Seck's Djam Leelii for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.

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2. Editors’ Notes The idea of a collaboration between traditionalist Senegalese musicians Baaba Maal and Mansour Seck—with added electric embellishments by Aziz Dieng—sets hopes pretty high. With these players’ reputations preceding them, we expect layer upon layer of intricate guitar interplay. Luckily, this album does not disappoint: These expert musicians pick their way to ecstasy on.

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3. Sep 25,  · Baaba Maal and Mansour Seck Djam Leeli (LP; Rogue FMSL) [A] Lam Tooro / Loodo / Muudo Hormo / Salminanam [B] Maacina Tooro / Djam Leelii / Bbbe Leydy / Sehilam --Re-issue of the materials.

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4. Seck stays closer to his roots on these primarily acoustic recordings, all of which should appeal to lovers of "Djam Leelii". Songs: 1. Lamtooro 2. Loodo 3. Muudo Hormo 4. Salminanam 5. Maacina Tooro 6. Djam Leeli 7. Bibbe Leydy 8. Sehilam 9. Kettodee. Performers: BAABA MAAL: Vocal, acoustic guitar with MANSOUR SECK: Vocal, acoustic guitar.

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5. Mansour Seck and Baaba Maal have been partners in music for a long time, always experimenting, always surprising, whether it's bold pop or subtle acoustics. This is one of the latter. Primarily two guitars and two voices, Djam Leelii insinuates rather than insists.5/5(1).

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6. His Djam Leelii, recorded in , became a critical sensation in the United Kingdom after it was released there in Maal's fusions continued into the next decade, with his Firin' in Fouta () album, which used ragga, salsa and Breton harp music to create a popular sound that launched the careers of Positive Black Soul, a group of.

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7. "Kalaajo" performed live by Baaba Maal. The Senegalese singer-songwriter presented his new album "The Traveller" at Rough Trade East (London) on January 25th, , available from Rough Trade: http.

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8. Apr 06,  · A classic Senegalese record. 2 Guitars, 2 Voices, 1 immutable world. Like other North West African music on this list, this album soothes and hypnotizes the listener, imbuing him or her with brightness and earthiness that ennobles everyday life /5(6).

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