One World Many Cultures

They say that music is the universal language. This week we explore musical collaborations aimed at bridging cultural, political and social divides. Episode 21.40 Airdate: September 27-October 3, 2021 Featuring: 1. Bob Marley and The Wailers w/ Eric Clapton - Slogans (from the album “Africa Unite The Singles Collection” on Tuff Gong Universal) 2. Wasis Diop with Lena Fiagbe - African Dream (from the album “Everything Is Never Quite Enough / One World, Many Cultures” on Triloka / Putumayo) 3. The Idan Raichel Project - Bo’ee (Come With Me) (from the album “Idan Raichel's Project / One World, Many Cultures” on Cumbancha / Putumayo) 4. The Idan Raichel Project - Mi’Ma’amakim (from the album “Idan Raichel's Project” on Cumbancha) 5. Alan Stivell with Youssou N’Dour - A United Earth 1 (from the album “I Douar / One World, Many Cultures” on Francis Dreyfus/Putumayo) 6. Toots and the Maytals w/Willie Nelson - Still Is Still Moving To Me (from the album “True Love / One World, Many Cultures” on V2 Records / Putumayo) 7. Zucchero with Sting - Muoio Per Te (from the album “Zucchero & Co.” on Universal) 8. Santana with Khaled - . Love to the People (from the album “Ya-Rayi” on Universal) 9. Taj Mahal w/ Toumani Diabaté and Ramata Diakité - Queen Bee (from the album “One World, Many Cultures” on Putumayo) 10. Counting Crows with Blof - Holiday in Spain (Live) (from the album “Holiday in Spain” on Geffen) 11. Rocco De Rosa w/ Martin Kongo - Malonghi (from the album “Hata / One World, Many Cultures” on Il Manifesto) 12. Gigi - Utopia (from the album “Gold & Wax / One World, Many Cultures” on RCA Victor / Putumayo) 13. Ladysmith Black Mambazo with Melissa Etheridge and Joe McBride - Diamonds on the Soles of her Shoes (from the album “Long Walk to Freedom” on Gallo)