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1995 studio album by Aïyb Dieng
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Rhythmagick is the debut solo album by percussionist
Aïyb Dieng, it was released in 1995 by
P-Vine Records.
Track listing
Title | Writer(s) |
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1. | "Rhythmagick" |
Aïyb Dieng,
Umar Bin Hassan,
Pharoah Sanders | 4:04 |
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2. | "Sabar" | Aïyb Dieng,
Bill Laswell | 6:12 |
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3. | "Takou" | Aïyb Dieng,
Trilok Gurtu | 3:53 |
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4. | "Darésalam" | Aïyb Dieng, Pharoah Sanders | 6:25 |
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5. | "Bôka Devotion" | Aïyb Dieng, Bill Laswell | 6:10 |
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6. | "Soweto Funk" | Aïyb Dieng, Bill Laswell | 9:12 |
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7. | "Touba" | Aïyb Dieng, Trilok Gurtu | 7:40 |
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8. | "Dungal Dub" | Aïyb Dieng, Bill Laswell | 6:36 |
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Personnel
- Musicians
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Bootsy Collins –
bass guitar,
guitar
- Carlos Cordova –
batá
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Aïyb Dieng –
bass drum, batá,
chatan,
congas,
talking drum,
producer
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Trilok Gurtu –
drums,
tabla
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Umar Bin Hassan –
voice
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Bill Laswell – bass guitar,
sampler, producer
- Daniel Ponce – batá, congas
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Pharoah Sanders –
tenor saxophone,
flute
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Nicky Skopelitis –
six-string guitar,
twelve-string guitar
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Bernie Worrell –
Hammond organ,
clavinet
- Technical personnel
Release history
Region
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Date
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Label
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Format
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Catalog
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Japan
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1995
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P-Vine
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CD
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PCD-5801
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United States
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1997
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Subharmonic
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CD
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SD-7021-2
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Germany
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1999
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Masterplan
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CD
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MP 42006
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References
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^ Anderson, Rick.
"Rhythmagick". Allmusic. Retrieved October 22, 2014.
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