| | Adama Coulibaly Village Baba CD Adama Coulibaly Discography of CDs
Coulibaly, who accompanied Keita on his 2005 album M'Bemba, hails from Wassoulou in the south of Mali. He is steeped in the traditions of the region's donsoton (hunters) and their music, played on the rustic harp-like instruments the donsogoni and its close relative, the kamalengoni. A pupil of Sibiri Samak‚, perhaps the best known of the Wassoulou hunter-singers, Coulibaly has a voice that's a sinuously virtuosic instrument, although with rougher edges than Keita's, whose guest vocals grace the opening track. He's also a skilled player of the donsogoni and uses the instrument to create a hypnotic, almost trance-like sound that in places has strong similarities with Moroccan Gnawa. This is traditional, non-urban African music in an almost totally uncompromised form, more or less as you might hear it played by hunters in a Wassoulou village. Adama Coulibaly Village Baba Songs | 1. | Salif & Adama |
| 2. | Marassa |
| 3. | Nteri |
| 4. | Nibedon |
| 5. | Noukounouba |
| 6. | Ntalan |
| 7. | Sadjona |
| 8. | Siraba |
| 9. | Yadnukan |
| 10. | Baba |
| 11. | Gondron |
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