playlist, sept. 9, 2008

1. "Streams of Whiskey," Pogues, Red Roses For Me, Warner Bros. UK
2. "N'golo Banza," Chico Montenegro, Angola - The greatest 100 songs from the 60's and the 70's, Difference
3. "President Rock," Lizzy, blank 7" single
4. "1952 Vincent Black Lightning," Richard Thompson, Austin City Limits: Live From Austin, TX: Richard Thompson, New West Records
5. "Husan E Haqiqi," Arieb Azhar, Wajj, IC Music
6. "Les Baisers d'Amants," Lizzy Mercier Descloux, Mambo Nassau, ZE Records
7. "Fiore De La Citta," Seu Jorge, CRU, Universal Music Group
8. "Burkan Cocek," Hasidic New Wave, Kabalogy, Evolver/Instinct
9. "Judy Con Disfraz," Ivo, Dice "No", Falcon (Venezuela, '68)
10. "Morocco - Bayah Hussani," Sami Shawa, Master Of Arabic Violin, Global Village
11. "Cuzi o Mambo Zig Zag," Dj SoLman, Africa Love Bombastic, courtesy Ghetto Bassquake
12. "El Corrido Del Minero," Luis Mendez, Guadalupe Bracamonte, Heroes & Horses: Corridos From The Arizona-Sonora Borderlands, Smithsonian Folkways
13. Unknown title, Unknown artist, example of Thai ("Songs for Life") Warner Music Thailand
14. "Atlan Dok," Ale Möller Band feat. Kurash Sultan, Bodjal, Amigo
15. "Dessert Search for Techno Baklava, Mochipet courtesy Fatplanet taiwan
16. "Young Generation," Prince Far I, Under Heavy Manners, TP Records / IODA
17. "Eko Ile," Fela Kuti, Afrodisiac/Open & Close, Wrasse Records/IODA
18. "Pachuco Mambo," Los Chucos, Pachuco Boogie, Arhoolie
19. "Je Pense a Toi Je Pense," Houari Dauphin, Disco Raï, AMD / IODA
20. "Fu-oschottis," Anders Norudde, Kan Själv!, Drone
21. Babaila 4:42 Los Soneros Del Barrio, The Rough Guide To Salsa Dura NYC, World Music Network
22. "M'bala," Ramiro Musotto, Civilizacao & Barbarye, CIM/Sunnyside
23. "Qameez Tedy Kali," Atta Ullah Khan Essakhailvi, Qameez Tedy Kali, OSA/IODA
24. "Mama Cuchara," Manu Chao, La Radiolina, Nacional Records
25. "Welcome Fantasma," Vintage - Fantasma vs Damian Marley, El Mash Piola 2, compiled by Pirate Pixie, Courtesy Fat Planet
26. "Rainha," CéU, CéU, Six Degrees
27. "Dark Of The Moon," Jackie Mittoo, 7" single, Bamboo
28. "Ah Ndiya," Oumou Sangaré, Moussolou, Syllart Productions/Frochot Music