Ali Farka Touré . Lisbon . 2005

it does sound like J.Lee HOoker, direct connection w/ Mali. Ha and I thought that J.Lee iinvented his own style. Iggy says that he's a John lee follwer and talks about his vibe/ so actually the forefathers of punk are from Mali . jajajaja

where can i get that outfit!

sounds like John Lee Hooker.

Ao lado do Ali Farka Toure, esta o Bassekou Kouyate outro grande musico ele toca o ngoni, vai estar em lisboa a 19 de julhho 2009 no World music festival LX09

On the left side of Ali Farka Toure we can see Bassekou Kouyate another great musician, he plays the ngoni

tkx for this

I first heard Ali in my chemistry class. His music changed my life forever. It's so beautiful and elegant. No one will ever come close to his smooth and wonderful music ever again. R.I.P. Ali, you are greatly missed.

Never ever sall forget my africans frends of mine town,..i love them,.....they nice to me,..and i learn so much from them,...respect all over the world,....

I saw him in Nice 2005, and my buddy and I went to the Radisson hotel to jam with Seu Jorg, his samba band and the house jazz combo. We talked to Ali Farka Toure as he was walking to the elevator and asked him to come down and join the jam session because hes a legend (the cops had to shut down his show as it got late because the crowd refused to leave otherwise). I heard he for payment all he wanted was tractors for his farm and has terminally ill that year. Rest in Peace

até arrepia!