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I know that guy.

@Ayatollah89 - Really? Sellout? You silly goose. His brother is the greatest kora player to ever live. Madou's kora in this video is less traditional in tone than the kora Toumani normally uses (and it's about the same as the non-traditional Bodony kora that Toumani less frequently uses).

Dude, why was this song shortened? Super dislike!

@rolamustang1 --- Don't get me wrong, I don't like their version, because I'm a Jimmy Martin fan down to my bones, and slick modern bluegrass just doesn't interest me.. However, it's clear to me they've put some time in listening to the same version you and I have.

Oh my god. Eh, Famoudou. Akainye' kosove! That's old school for you right there.

@TheHivem1nd - I don't know who your teacher is, but I strongly strongly disagree. My teacher, Famoudou Konate, one of the greatest masters of the djembe, has huge tones. Powerful, deep, and rich. I'd say that having clear tones and slaps are much more important than the bass note on a djembe...

@PoliticalTheorist - Hmmm. I've never heard that. Yarabi (sometimes n'yerebi, or jarabi) is a Mandingue word that loosely translates as "sweetheart." I don't understand Mandinka/Maninka/Bamana well enough to know what all the words of this song mean, but generally this song is always about los...

@DualDuel

A stereotype for what, pray tell? He has Aspergers, which is in the autism spectrum. Making fun of disabilities is fail.