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Mohammad Musavi, “Bayat-e Tork,” Iran: The Ney of Mohammad Musavi (Buda, 1994)
Anthony Brown’s Asian American Orchestra, “Tourist Point of View,” Far East Suite (Asian Improv, 1999)

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James Newton, “Fleurette Africaine,” The African Flower (Blue Note, 1985)
Duke Ellington, “Switch Blade,” Money Jungle (Blue Note, 1986)
Mamani Keita and Marc Minelli, “N’ka Willy,” Electro Bamako (Palm, 2003)

4:00-5:00

Charlie Haden Liberation Music Orchestra, “Throughout,” Not in Our Name (Verve, 2005)
Susana Baca, “Guillermina,” Travesías (Luaka Bop, 2006)
Tania Libertad, “La Cotorrita,” Costa Negra (World Village, 2002)

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Ambrose Adekoya Campbell and the West African Rhythm Brothers, “Ayami,” London Is the Place for Me 3: Ambrose Adekoya Campbell (Honest Jons, 2006)
Lord Beginner, “General Election,” London Is the Place for Me 2: Calypso and Kwela, Highlife and Jazz from Young Black London (Honest Jons, 2005)
Lord Beginner, “Fed-A-Ray,” London Is the Place for Me 1: Trinidadian Calypso in London, 1950-1956 (Honest Jons, 2002)
Neville Marcano, “Señorita Panchita #2,” The Growling Tiger of Calypso (Rounder, 1998)

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Michel Martelly and Black Alex, “Pa Manven Fanm Nan,” Haitian Troubadours (Next Music/Sono, 2001)
Enzo Enzo, “Juste Quelqu’un de Bien,” French Café (Putumayo, 2003)
Henri Salvador, “Jardin d’Hiver,” Chambre avec Vue (Exxos, 2001)
Modern Jazz Quartet, “Natural Affection,” The Sheriff (Atlantic, 1964)

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Sergio Ricardo, “Zelão,” Apoteose ao Samba, Volume II (EMI, 1997)
Dona Ivone Lara and Clementina de Jesus, “Sonho Meu,” Apoteose ao Samba, Volume II (EMI, 1997)

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