EPISODE · Dec 29, 2007 · 58 MIN

Dec 28 2007

from CiTR -- African Rythms · host CiTR & Discorder Magazine

Aug 17 2007 Interview Kenny Wesley from Washington DC - africanrhythmsradio.com Vancouver BC Canada Interview Kenny Wesley Pt 1 Eric Campbell + Kenny Wesley - Sisters + Brothers (MP3 2007) Interview Kenny Wesley Pt 2 Kenny Wesley - Serenity ( MP3 2007) Interview Kenny Wesley Pt 3 Dwele - Philadelphia (Bahamadia 2000 LP BB Queen) Interview Kenny Wesley pt 4 Rachelle Ferrell - Wound in the way ( Feb 2006 Motown CD Madea's Family Reunion ) Interview with Kenny Wesley pt 5 Ledisi - Alright (2007 CD Lost and found) Rachelle Ferrell - Until you come back to me ( 1992 Capitol S/T CD ) Interview with Kenny Wesley - pt 6 Rachelle Ferrell - I gotta go ( 2000 CD Individuality) Interview with Kenny Wesley - pt 7 Yewande - Run ( CD Evolution 2004 Lotus Records) Yolanda Johnson - Keep it moving (2006 Metamusic Records Violet flowers EP-) Interview Kenny Wesley - pt 8 Kenny Wesley live Acappella from Washington DC USA Angie Stone - bone 2 pic (wit u ) (1999 LP Black Diamond )

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