HAPPY NEW YEAR 2009! This week we open the new year dancing to the hard driving sounds of Puerto Rican master musician Eddie Palmieri. For information on this week's podcast visit the "One Tribe, Many Voices" Blog. Because of storage issues we will deleting past shows next week. If you enjoy this podcast it is recommended that you download older archived shows. Thank you for your continued support!

Part Two: The Music of Southern Africa. Features music from Madagascar, Zimbabwe and Tanzania. Season's Greetings from Rasheed Ali & Rain People and Digital Rain Factory Records. For podcast play lists and more information on music of the African Diaspora check out the "One Tribe, Many Voices" Blog.

This week's show takes us on a journey through Southern Africa. A musical trip below the equator from Zaire through Angola to Mozambique and South Africa. Rasheed Ali & Rain People wish you all a Happy Holiday Season! If you want to check out the play lists for the podcast episodes visit the "One Tribe, Many Voices" Blog. Give the Gift of Music this Holiday Season! On sale at CD Baby. Spread the word and tell a friend.

Men Singing about Women & Love / Part Two: "When Love Goes Wrong".

The musical voices of men features music from... Brasil,Jamaica,Algeria,Trinidad,Barbados,Uganda and Cuba. Thanks to all of the support from "One Tribe, Many Voices" fans worldwide! If you want to check out the play lists for the podcast episodes visit the "One Tribe, Many Voices" Blog. Give the Gift of Music this Holiday Season! On sale at CD Baby. Spread the word and tell a friend.

This week's show features "Men Singing about Women & Love". Music from Mali, Senegal, Puerto Rico, Trinidad, Brasil, Cuba and Angola.

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Give the Gift of Music this Holiday season! All Rasheed Ali & Rain People music is on sale at CD Baby. For the show play list visit the "One Tribe, Many Voices" Blog.

This week's show features the lighter side of African Diaspora music, funny stories from Brasil, Puerto Rico, Trinidad, Jamaica and Barbados. Please visit the "One Tribe, Many Voices" Blog to view all of the show play lists. By the way,you don't need to have iTunes in order to listen to One Tribe, Many Voices. Next week we will be forced to remove several older shows in order to make storage space for newer shows. We encourage you to take the opportunity to download the older shows for your enjoyment.

This week's show has a special extended format:75 min. We celebrate "The Day of Black Consciousness" in Brasil (November 20th) with a special show that highlights the deeply spiritual music of Afro-Brasilians. Today's show travels through several regions of Brasil; from Recife to Minas Gerais, from Belo Horizonte to Salvador da Bahia. For more information about African Diaspora history and culture visit:the "One Tribe, Many Voices" Blog. Special Thanks to those of you who have supported the music of Rasheed Ali & Rain People by buying our music!

For this week's show Rasheed draws from his newest CD: Beijos Azuis to reveal some romantic rhythms from Brasil. This show is dedicated to love; Brasilian style. If you enjoy the One Tribe, Many Voices podcast please help support our efforts by sharing our show with others. For the podcast playlist please visit the "One Tribe, Many Voices" Blog You can subscribe to One Tribe, Many Voices using iTunes.

Please check out the older shows before we take them down.

This week's episode has an extended format (59) minutes. This week's episode celebrates the musical voices of women. This unique collection features women from Africa,the Americas and the Middle East. Please share the message and please share the love of One Tribe, Many Voices with like minds. Rasheed will be out of town all of next week. Please check out some of the exciting shows from week's past. One tribe, Many Voices will return with a special show in honor of the birth of Fela Kuti (October 15th) on Thursday, October 24th. Visit the "One Tribe, Many Voices" Blog for this week's play list and articles about African,Caribbean and Brasilian culture and History.

This week's podcast has an extended format (57 minutes)and features classic Caribbean roots recordings that span several decades. Celebrating Afro-Centric music from Cuba, Jamaica,Haiti, Puerto Rico and Trinidad.

As usual, you can check out all of the play lists by visiting the "One Tribe, Many Voices" Blog.

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This week's show features interesting musical collaborations such as pop stars; James Taylor,Sting and Bobby Brown, crossing musical borders to perform with African Diaspora musicians. Every week you can find the podcast episode play list posted on the "One Tribe, Many Voices" Blog If you are new to the "One Tribe, Many Voices" podcast audience, we invite you to check out our archives of past shows before we take them down to make room for new and exciting shows. Next Week we have a Special Show scheduled. If you enjoy the show please subscribe and do share this podcast with others.