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			<title>African Music Treasures Blog - Cote D'Ivoire</title>
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			<description>African music treasures is a Voice of America blog that allows you to discover rare African recordings from the VOA&apos;s unique African music library.  Many of the recordings featured on the blog are unreleased recordings of traditional and contemporary music that were originally recorded for the VOA program MUSIC TIME IN AFRICA.</description>
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				<title>Sufi Sounds, volume four</title>
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				This fourth, and for now, final, installment of African Islamic music features recordings from the Cote D&apos;Ivoire, Benin and Nigeria.  (I think I will wait until next year to present the Islamic recordings we have in our collection from Mauritania, Sierra Leone, Niger, Northern Nigeria, Sudan, Uganda, Ethiopia, and Egypt.  My original plan to highlight selections from all of our recordings by the end of the month of Ramadan was too ambitious!)  One of the most enlightening aspects of going throug...
				
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				<pubDate>Wed, 08 Oct 2008 16:08:00 -0000</pubDate>
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				<title>Recent nuggets from the Cote D&apos;Ivoire</title>
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				Over the last several years it has been difficult to escape music from the Cote D&apos;Ivoire. Throughout all of West Africa, and much of the rest of the continent, it seems like every nightclub and radio station has been going heavy on the Coupe Decaler and it&apos;s many offshoots (the grippe aviare, the decaler chinois, the decaler Drogba and- most recently-the fatiguer fatiguer). Although I find many of the tracks released by the Cote D&apos;Ivoire&apos;s prolific DJs irresistible, over the last year my interes...
				
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				<pubDate>Mon, 17 Dec 2007 22:40:00 -0000</pubDate>
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