Music From The Chocolate Lands (2004)

Artist: Putumayo Presents
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Label: Koch Entertainment
UPC: 00790248023021
Release Date: 9/9/2004
Buy.com Sku: 63910179
Item#: MYRM2F
Buy.com Sales Rank: 25050
Format:  CD

Song Listing

Disc 1
Song TitleSample
1. Lisanga - Toto Bona Lokua ~ Various Artists
2. Sarasa - Susheela Raman ~ Various Artists
3. Sabia - Marcantonio ~ Various Artists
4. Rasanble - Beethova Obas ~ Various Artists
5. Aqui No Sera - Ozomatli ~ Various Artists
6. Paleto - Think Of One ~ Various Artists
7. Kakou - Dobet Gnahore ~ Various Artists
8. Yay Balma - Taffetas ~ Various Artists
9. Tihore Mai Te Rangi - Teresa Bright ~ Various Artists
10. Baba - Andy Palacio ~ Various Artists
11. Valentin - Susana Baca ~ Various Artists
12. Chocolate Sabroso - Chocolate Armenteros ~ Various Artists



 
Album Notes and Credits

Notes & Personnel Info
Performers include: Susheela Raman, Ozomatili, Beehova Obas, Adrian Martinez, Andy Palacio.
Liner Note Author: Jacob Edgar.
Illustrator: Nicola Heindl.
Photographers: Dennis Gottlieb; Stijn Pieters; Michel DeBock; Jack Vartoogian.
Translators: Julien Massardier; Jorge Maldonado.
Arranger: Susheela Raman.
Following up on the success of Music From the Coffee Lands and Music From the Tea Lands, Putumayo is taking the opportunity to showcase music from the production countries of another caffeinated substance. Because chocolate is a widespread crop at this point, the compilers took carte blanche to cast an overly wide net. Selections hail from Africa and the Caribbean (where it's grown), Europe (where it was made into a treat), and the U.S. (where it's eaten?). The music itself ranges similarly, from the British Indipop of Susheela Raman to the Brazilian guitar of Marcantonio, Cuban trumpet work to Swiss/Guinean fusion. Given the obvious caffeine link, the album is surprisingly relaxed (more a function of the nations involved than the caffeine, admittedly), but it remains at a high quality, thanks to the inclusion of many artists already well known, with a good deal of experience and ability. Certainly worth trying out as a wide-span world music album. ~ Adam Greenberg

 
Technical Info
Release Date : 11/09/2004
Original Release Date : 2004
Catalog ID : 230
Label : Putumayo
Number of Discs : 1
Studio/Live : Studio
Mono/Stereo : Stereo
SPAR Code : n/a
UPC : 00790248023021

 
Professional Reviews
New Age Retailer (Vol. 19, No. 3, pp.118-20)
- "[S]weeps over listeners with a smoky, compelling sound."

  
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