| | Gilles Peterson In Africa CD
Deluxe digipak album with the soul focussing mainly on the timeless African songs and performers of the '60s & '70s. Featureing Miriam Makeba, Cesaria Evora and Abdullah Ibrahim , plus other rare trax by Letta Mbulu, MulatuRolling Stone (p.72) - 3 stars out of 5 - "British tastemaker DJ and acid-jazz godfather curates a two-CD set celebrating contemporary and classic African grooves." Gilles Peterson In Africa Music Gilles Peterson In Africa Songs Gilles Peterson In Africa Review
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