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Arnoldi, Mary Jo. 2000. "Wild Animals and Heroic Men: Visual and Verbal Arts in the 'Sogo bò' Masquerades of Mali." Research in African Literatures: Poetics of African Art 31 (4): 63–75.

· duga^r

Austen, Ralph A. 1999. In Search of Sunjata: The Mande Epic as History, Literature and Performance. Bloomington: Indiana University Press.

· sunjata^r

Ballets Africains. 1964. Les Ballets africaines (souvenir programme). New York: L. Dunetz and P. Lovett.

· kakilambe^r

Billmeier, Uschi. 1999. Mamady Keita: A Life For the Djembe—Traditional Rhythms of the Malinke. Engerda, Germany: Arun-Verlag.

· baö^r; dunumba^r; jaa^r; jole^r; kakilambe^r; kassa^r; kawa^r; komo (denw)^r; konkoba^r; koreduga^r; makuru^r; mamaya^r; manjani^r; soboninkun^r; sofa^r; sökö^r; soli^r; soliwulen^r; sörsörnë^r; sunu^r; tiriba^r; yankadi^r

Bird, Charles S. 1972. "Heroic Songs of the Mande Hunters." In African Folklore, ed. Richard Dorson, 275–93, 441–77. Bloomington: Indiana University.

· da monzon^r; duga^r; janjon^r; sunjata^r

Bird, Charles S., and Martha B. Kendall. 1980. "The Mande Hero: Text and Context." In Explorations in African Systems of Thought, ed. Ivan Karp and Charles Bird, 13–21. Bloomington: Indiana University Press. Reprinted Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1987.

· da monzon^r; duga^r; fakoli^r; janjon^r; sunjata^r

Blanc, Serge. 1997. African Percussion: The Djembe. Paris: Percudanse Association.

· dunumba^r; kassa^r; kawa^r; koreduga^r; lamban/sandia^r; sofa^r; sökö^r; soli^r; sunu^r; tiriba^r

Brett-Smith, Sarah. 1997. "The Mouth of the Komo." RES: Anthropology and Aesthetics 31: 71–96.

· komo (denw)^r

Brink, James T. 1978. "Communicating Ideology in Bamana Rural Theater Performance." Research in African Literatures 9 (3): 382–94.

· koreduga^r

———. 1982. "Time Consciousness and Growing up in Bamana Folk Drama." The Journal of American Folklore 95 (378): 415–34.

· koreduga^r

Bulman, Stephen P. D. 1997. "A Checklist of Published Versions of the Sunjata Epic." History in Africa 24: 71–94.

· sunjata^r

Camara, Laye [Camara Laye]. 1953. L'enfant noir. Librarie Plon.

· soli^r

———. 1954. The Dark Child. Trans. James Kirkup and Ernest Jones. New York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux. New edition, 1994.

· soli^r

Camara, Sirifo. 2010. The Epic of Kelefaa Saane. Trans. Sana Camara. Bloomington: Indiana University Press.

· kelefaba^r

Charry, Eric. 1996. "A Guide to the Jembe." Percussive Notes 34 (2): 66–72.

· dunumba^r; kassa^r; lamban/sandia^r; soli^r; sunu^r

———. 2000. Mande Music: Traditional and Modern Music of the Maninka and Mandinka of Western Africa. Chicago; London: University of Chicago Press.

· 56^r; alifa yaya^r; allah l'a ke^r; apollo^r; bani/makhadi^r; boloba/kura^r; chedo^r; duga^r; dunumba^r; fakoli^r; fode kaba^r; fula fare^r; hama ba jata^r; hasiminka^r; jaka^r; janjon^r; jarabi^r; jawura^r; jimbasengo^r; jula faso^r; jula jekere^r; kaira^r; kakilambe^r; kassa^r; kelefaba^r; keme burema/sori^r; komo (denw)^r; konkoba^r; kulanjan^r; kura m'bisan^r; lamban/sandia^r; maki^r; mali sajo^r; mamaya^r; manjani^r; masani cisse^r; nanfulen^r; sabar^r; saxo dugu^r; soboninkun^r; soli^r; sörsörnë^r; sunjata^r; taara^r; tabara^r; tiramakan^r; tubaka^r; tutu jara/bajuru^r

[Ladji "Papa Ladji" Camara]

[Younoussa Camara]

[Keletigui Diabate]

[Djely Mady Diabate]

[Sidi Karamon Dioubate]

[Sidi Mamadi Dioubate]

[Sidi Moussa Dioubate]

[Mori Jobarteh]

[Kalifa Kamara]

[Djessou Kante]

[Bourema Kouyate]

[Kemo Kouyate]

[El Hadj Djeli Sory Kouyate]

[Kouyates of Niagassola]

[Ibrahima Soumano]

[Abou Sylla]

Cissé, Youssouf Tata, and Wa Kamissoko. 1991. Soundjata: la gloire du Mali. La grande geste du Mali: des origines à la fondation de l'empire, Vol. 2. Paris: Karthala.

· sunjata^r

Colleyn, Jean-Paul, and Laurie Ann Farrell. 2001. "Bamana: The Art of Existence in Mali." African Arts 34 (4): 16–31+94.

· duga^r; komo (denw)^r; koreduga^r

Coolen, Michael T. 1983. "The Wolof Xalam Tradition of the Senegambia." Ethnomusicology 27 (3): 477–498.

· alifa yaya^r; boloba/kura^r; duga^r; sunjata^r; tutu jara/bajuru^r

Conrad, David C. 1989. "'Bilali of Faransekila': A West African Hunter and World War I Hero according to a World War II Veteran and Hunters' Singer of Mali" History in Africa 16: 41–70.

· janjon^r

———. 1992. "Searching for History in the Sunjata Epic: The Case of Fakoli." History in Africa 19: 147–200.

· fakoli^r

———. 2010. "Bold Research During Troubled Times in Guinea: The Story of the Djibril Tamsir Niane Tape Archive." History in Africa 37: 355–78.

· mamaya^r

Conrad, David C., trans., and ed., and Djanka Tassey Condé. 2004. Sunjata: A West African Epic of the Mande Peoples. Indianapolis/Cambridge: Hackett Publishing, Inc.

· sunjata^r

Courlander, Harold, and Ousmane Sako. 1994. The Heart of the Ngoni: Heroes of the African Kingdom of Segu. Amherst: University of Massachusetts Press.

· bakari jan^r; da monzon^r

Cronmueller Smith, Margit. 2011. The Mande Kora: A West African System of Thought. University of Maine at Augusta.

· nan koman jan^r

Decock, Jean. 1968. "Pré-Théâtre et Rituel: National Folk Troupe of Mali." African Arts 1 (3): 31–7.

· manjani^r

Delbanco, Åge. 2012. West African Rhythms. Charleston, SC: Seven Hawk.

· dunumba^r; fakoli^r; guinea fare^r; jaa^r; jole^r; kakilambe^r; kassa^r; kawa^r; konden^r; konkoba^r; lamban/sandia^r; makuru^r; mamaya^r; mane^r; manjani^r; sinte^r; sofa^r; sökö^r; soli^r; sörsörnë^r; sunu^r; tiriba^r; yankadi^r

Diabate, Massa Makan. 1970. Janjon, et autres chants populaires du Mali. Paris: Présence Africaine.

· duga^r; fakoli^r; janjon^r; keme burema/sori^r; sunjata^r; taara^r; tiramakan^r

———. 1975. L'Aigle et l'épervier ou la geste du Sunjata. Paris: Pierre Jean Oswald.

· sunjata^r

Dieterlen, Germaine. 1951. Essai sur la religion bambara. Paris: Presses Universitaires de France.

· koreduga^r

Durán, Lucy. 1978. "The Music." In Kelefa Saane: His Career Recounted by Two Mandinka Bards, ed. and trans. Gordon Inness, 16–26. London: SOAS.

· kelefaba^r

———. 1981. "Theme and Variation in Kora Music: A Preliminary Study of 'Tutu Jara' as Performed by Amadu Bansang Jobate." In Music and Tradition: Essays on Asian and Other Musics Presented to Laurence Picken, ed. D.R. Widdess and R. F. Wolpert. 183–96. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

· jula faso^r; tutu jara/bajuru^r

———. 1995. "Birds of Wasulu: Freedom of Expression and Expressions of Freedom in the Popular Music of Southern Mali." British Journal of Ethnomusicology 4: 101–34

· duga^r; kulanjan^r; soboninkun^r

———. 2007. "Ngaraya: Women and Musical Mastery in Mali." Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London 70 (3): 569–602.

· duga^r; janjon^r; tutu jara/bajuru^r

———. 2013. "Poyi! Bamana Jeli Music, Mali, and the Blues." Journal of African Cultural Studies 25 (2): 211-246.

· bakari jan^r; da monzon^r; tutu jara/bajuru^r

Innes, Gordon. 1974. Sunjata: Three Mandinka Versions. London: SOAS.

· sunjata^r

———. 1976. Kaabu and Fuladu: Historical Narratives of the Gambian Mandinka. London: University of London School of Oriental and African Studies.

· chedo^r; fode kaba^r; kelefaba^r

———. 1978. Kelefa Saane: His Career Recounted by Two Mandinka Bards. London: SOAS.

· kelefaba^r

Jansen, Jan. 1996. "'Elle connaît tout le Mande': A Tribute to the Griotte Siramori Diabate." Research in African Literatures 27 (4): 180–97.

  [No Pieces Indexed]

[Lansine Kouyate]

[Nankoman Kouyate]

———. 2001. "The Sunjata Epic: The Ultimate Version." Research in African Literatures 32 (1): 14–46.

· sunjata^r

———. 2002. "A Critical Note on 'The Epic of Samori Toure.'" History in Africa 29: 219–29.

· keme burema/sori^r

Jansen, Jan, and Mountaga Diarra. 2005. Entretiens avec Bala Kanté: Une chronique du Manding du XXème siècle. Leiden and Boston: Brill.

· mamadou bitiki^r

Jatta, Sidia. 1985. "Born Musicians: Traditional Music from The Gambia." In Repercussions: A Celebration of African-American Music, ed. Geoffrey Haydon and Dennis Marks, 14–29.

· alifa yaya^r; fode kaba^r; janjon^r; jula jekere^r; kelefaba^r; keme burema/sori^r; lamban/sandia^r; sunjata^r

[Mawdo Suso]

Jessup, Lynne. 1983. The Mandinka Balafon: An Introduction with Notation for Teaching. La Mesa, Calif.: Xylo.

· alifa yaya^r; allah l'a ke^r; apollo^r; boloba/kura^r; chedo^r; duga^r; fakoli^r; fama denke^r; faringbulo^r; fode kaba^r; hama ba jata^r; jaka^r; janjon^r; jarabi^r; jina muso^r; jula faso^r; jula jekere^r; kaira^r; kelefaba^r; keme burema/sori^r; kumbu sora^r; lamban/sandia^r; maki^r; mali sajo^r; mamadou bitiki^r; mamaya^r; masani cisse^r; miniyamba^r; paya paya^r; sinyaro^r; sunjata^r; taara^r; tabara^r; tiramakan^r; tubaka^r; tutu jara/bajuru^r; warra^r; yankadi^r

[Baadi Jaasi]

[Musa Jebateh]

[Omar Jobarteh]

[Bukari Jobate]

[Falli Jobate]

[Mamadi Jobate]

[Sainey Kuyate]

[Wali Kuyate]

[Bukari Suso]

[Mawdo Suso]

Johnson, John William. 1986. The Epic of Son-Jara: A West African Tradition. Bloomington: Indiana University Press.

· sunjata^r

Kaba, Lansiné. 1976. "The Cultural Revolution, Artistic Creativity, and Freedom of Expression in Guinea." Journal of Modern African Studies 14 (2): 201–18.

· keme burema/sori^r

Kaba, Lansiné & Eric Charry. 2000. "Mamaya: Renewal and Tradition in Maninnka Music of Kankan, Guinea (1935-1945)." In The African Diaspora: A Musical Perspective, ed. Ingrid Monson, 187–206. Florence, KY, USA: Routledge.

· mamaya^r

Kaba, Mamadi. 1995. Anthologie de chants mandingues (Côte d'Ivoire, Guinée, Mali). Paris: Harmattan.

· alifa yaya^r; duga^r; dunumba^r; janjon^r; kele ma'nyi^r; keme burema^r; kobadia^r; kulanjan^r; mamadou bitiki^r; mamaya^r; miniyamba^r; nanfulen^r; soli^r; sunjata^r; taara^r; tubaka^r

King, Anthony P. 1974. "Musical Tradition in Modern Africa." Journal of the Royal Society of Arts 123 (5221): 15–23.

· boloba/kura^r; faringbulo^r; fode kaba^r; kelefaba^r; lamban/sandia^r; mali sajo^r

Knight, Roderic. 1971. "Towards a Notation and Tablature for the Kora and Its Application to Other Instruments." African Music 5 (1): 23–26.

· boloba/kura^r; kelefaba^r

———. 1974. Review of Musique malinké: Guinée by G. Rouget; Musique d'Afrique occidentale: Musique malinké, musique baoulé by G. Rouget. Ethnomusicology 18 (2): 337–339.

· komo (denw)^r

———. 1982a. "Manding/Fula Relations as Reflected in the Manding Song Repertoire." African Music 6 (2): 37–47.

· alifa yaya^r; allah l'a ke^r; boloba/kura^r; chedo^r; duga^r; faringbulo^r; fode kaba^r; hama ba jata^r; kaira^r; kelefaba^r; jaka^r; janjon^r; jula faso^r; jula jekere^r; keme burema/sori^r; kumbu sora^r; lamban/sandia^r; maki^r; mali sajo^r; masani cisse^r; miniyamba^r; sira ba bolo^r; sunjata^r; taara^r; tabara^r; tiramakan^r; tubaka^r; tutu jara/bajuru^r

———. 1982b. Review of Gordon Innes (1978). Ethnomusicology 26 (1): 168–70.

· kelefaba^r

———. 1984. "The Style of Mandinka Music: A Study in Extracting Theory from Practice." In Selected Reports in Ethnomusicology, vol. 5, Studies in African Music, ed. J. H. Kwabena Nketia and Jacqueline Cogdell Djedje, 3–66. Los Angeles: Program in Ethnomusicology, Department of Music, University of California.

· alifa yaya^r; allah l'a ke^r; boloba/kura^r; chedo^r; duga^r; fode kaba^r; janjon^r; jula faso^r; kelefaba^r; lamban/sandia^r; maki^r; mali sajo^r; masani cisse^r; miniyamba^r; salya^r; sira ba bolo^r; sunjata^r; tabara^r; tiramakan^r

———. 1992. "Kora Music of the Mandinka: Source Material for World Musics." In African Musicology: Current Trends, ed. Jacqueline Cogdell DjeDje, 2: 81–97. Los Angeles: African Studies Center, University of California.

· alifa yaya^r; fode kaba^r; sunjata^r

Konaté, Famoudou, and Thomas Ott. 2000. Rhythms and Songs from Guinea. Oldershausen, Germany: Lugert Verlag. Originally published as Rhythmen und Lieder aus Guinea, 1997 by Institut für Didaktik populärer Musik.

· kebendo^r

Lamp, Frederick. 1986. "The Art of the Baga: A Preliminary Inquiry." African Arts 19 (2): 64–67+92.

· kakilambe^r

———. 1996. Art of the Baga: A Drama of Cultural Reinvention. New York: Museum for African Art and Prestel Verlag.

· kakilambe^r; sörsörnë^r

Mané, Mamadou. 1978. "Contribution à l'histoire du Kaabu, des origines au XIXe siècle." Bulletin de l'IFAN, ser. B, 40 (1): 87–159.

· chedo^r

McNaughton, Patrick R. 1979. Secret Sculptures of the Komo: Art and Sculpture in Bamana (Bambara) Initiation Associations. Philadelphia: Institute for the Study of Human Issues.

· komo (denw)^r

———. 1988. The Mande Blacksmiths: Knowledge, Power, and Art in West Africa. Bloomington: Indiana University Press.

· komo (denw)^r; soboninkun^r

Niane, Djibril Tamsir. 1965. Sundiata, an Epic of Old Mali. Trans. G. D. Pickett. Reprinted Essex: Longman, 1986. Originally published as Soundjata, ou L'épopée mandingue, 1960.

· sunjata^r

———. 1975. Le Soudan Occidental au temps des grands empires XI-XVIe siècle. Paris: Présence Africaine.

· boloba/kura^r; duga^r; janjon^r; kakilambe^r; kala^r; komo (denw)^r; konden^r; manjani^r; soboninkun^r; sunjata^r; tutu jara/bajuru^r

[Kouyates of Niagassola]

Person, Yves. 1963. "Les ancêtres de Samori." Cahiers d'Études Africaines 4 (13): 125–56.

· keme burema/sori^r

Peterson, Brian J. 2008. "History, Memory and the Legacy of Samori in Southern Mali." Journal of African History 49 (2): 261–79.

· keme burema/sori^r

Racanelli, David. 2012. "Formulaic Variation Procedures in Mande Griot (Jeli) Guitar Playing and Improvisation." Analytical Approaches to World Music 2 (1): 152–76.

· nanfulen^r

Sadji, Abdoulaye. 1985. Ce que dit la musiqe Africaine.... Paris: Présence Africaine.

· fode kaba^r; kelefaba^r; keme burema/sori^r; sunjata^r

Sanneh, Lamine O. 1979. The Jakhanke: The History of an Islamic Clerical People of the Senegambia. London: International African Institute.

· fode kaba^r

Sunkett, Mark. 1995. Mandiani Drum and Dance: Djimbe Performance and Black Aesthetics from Africa to the New World. Tempe, Ariz.: White Cliffs Media.

· manjani^r

Suso, Bamba, and Banna Kanute. 1999. Sunjata. Translated and annotated by Gordon Innes with the assistance of Bakari Sidibe. Edited, with a new introduction and additional notes by Lucy Durán and Graham Furniss. Penguin Books. Original Edition, Gordon Innes. Sunjata: Three Mandinka Versions. London: School of Oriental and African Studies, 1974.

· sunjata^r

Tamari, Tal. 2009. "Oral Literature as Moral Guide: 'Sunba' in Contemporary Media." Research in African Literatures 40 (1): 57–73

· talasa^r

Williams, B. Michael. 1997. "Mamady Keita's 'Kassa.'" Percussive Notes 36 (2): 36–43.

· kassa^r

———. 1999. "Mamady Keita's 'Mendiani.'" Percussive Notes 56 (4): 56–61.

· manjani^r

Williams, Joe Luther. 2006. "Transmitting the Balafon in Mande Culture: Performing Africa at Home and Abroad." Ph.D. diss., University of Maryland.

· boloba/kura^r; kala^r; keme burema/sori^r; nanfulen^r

[Kouyates of Niagassola]

Wright, Donald R. 1987. "The Epic of Kelefa Saane as a Guide to the Nature of Precolonial Senegambian Society-and Vice Versa." History in Africa 14: 287–309.

· kelefaba^r

Zahan, Dominique. 1960. Sociétés d'initiation bambara: Le N'domo, Le Korè. Paris: Mouton.

· komo (denw)^r; koreduga^r

———. 1974. The Bambara. Leiden, Netherlands: E. J. Brill.

· komo (denw)^r; koreduga^r

Zanetti, Vincent. 1999. "Les maîtres du jembe: Entretiens avec Fadouba Oularé, Famoudou Konaté, Mamady Keïta et Soungalo Coulibaly." Cahiers de musiques traditionnelles 12: 175–195.

· dunumba^r; kawa^r; soboninkun^r; soli^r; soliwulen^r

———. 2006. Review of Côte-d'Ivoire: Siaka, musicien africain. Cahiers de musiques traditionnelles 19: 299–301.

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[Siaka Diabate]

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Africa Soli. 1992. Salya: Roots and Rhythms from Guinea. Sango Music, CD SM007.

· diya^d/r; guinea fare^d; sabar^d; sofa^d/r; sörsörnë^d/r/s; suge^d/r; haidara/tantamba^d/s; tiriba^d/r

[Soriba Kouyate]

African Virtuoses (Sekou "Docteur" and Abdoulaye Diabate, Sekou Kouyate). 1983. African Virtuoses. JBZ.

· jarabi^d/r/s; tubaka^d/r

Alberts, Arthur S., prod. 1949. Guinea, Sidi Djelli. Archives of Traditional Music, Indiana University, Accession no. 68-214-F, Item no. EC 13103 and 13104.

· kaira^d; kala^d; mamadou bitiki^d; mamaya^d; nanfulen^d

[Sidi Karamon Dioubate]

[Sidi Mamadi Dioubate]

[Sidi Moussa Dioubate]

———. 1950. Tribal, Folk and Cafe Music of West Africa. Twelve ten-inch 78 rpm discs in 3 vols. Booklet notes by Melville Herskovits, Duncan Emrich, Richard Waterman, Marshall Stearns, and Arthur Alberts. Field Recordings, WA-1 to WA-24.

[Sidi Karamon Dioubate]

[Sidi Mamadi Dioubate]

[Sidi Moussa Dioubate]

———. 1998. The Arthur S. Alberts Collection: More Tribal, Folk, and Café Music of West Africa. Previously unreleased material. Rykodisc, RCD 10401. Reissued in 2011 as part of Smithsonian Folkways' Mickey Hart Collection, HRT15016.

· duga^d

[Sidi Karamon Dioubate]

[Sidi Mamadi Dioubate]

[Sidi Moussa Dioubate]

Les Ambassadeurs. 1975. Kante Manfila et les Ambassadeurs. Ambassadeur, Mana Mana. 45 rpm single. Sonafric. SAF 1725.

[Keletigui Diabate]

———. 1975. Les Ambassadeurs du Motel. Super pitie, Bolola sanou. 45 rpm single. Sonafric. SAF 1773.

[Keletigui Diabate]

———. 1976. Les Ambassadeurs du Motel. Saranfing, Sabar. 45 rpm single. Sonafric. SAF 1786.

[Keletigui Diabate]

———. 1976. Les Ambassadeurs du Motel. Sonafric. SAF 50014.

· janjon^d; warra^d

[Keletigui Diabate]

———. 1977. Les Ambassadeurs du Motel de Bamako. Vol. 1. Yassoumouka, Fatema, Super pitie, Bolola sanou, Mali denou, Sabar, Saranfing. Sonafric. SAF 50030.

[Keletigui Diabate]

———. 1977. Les Ambassadeurs du Motel de Bamako. Vol. 2. N'Na, Nagana, M'Bouram mousso, Salimata, Ray m'bote, Djoula, Tiecolomba. Sonafric, SAF 50031.

[Keletigui Diabate]

———. 1979. Ambassadeur International. Mandjou, Kandja, 4V, N'toman, Balla. Badmos, BLP 5040.

· nanfulen^d

[Kaba Kante]

———. 1984. Mandjou. Reissue of 1979. Celluloid, CEL 6721.

· nanfulen^d

[Kaba Kante]

———. 1994. Salif Keita '69–'80. Same as 1983/1990 plus Mandjou, N'toman, and 4V. Sonodisc, Sono 74646.

· nanfulen^d

[Kaba Kante]

Les Ambassadeurs de Coronthie. 2006. Fe tö mikhikeny.

· bani/makhadi^d

[Yadi Camara]

———. 2008. Wöle Ñyo-Taey.

[Yadi Camara]

———. 2010. Bokhibe.

[Yadi Camara]

Ames, David, prod. 1955. Wolof Music of Senegal and The Gambia. Folkways, P462. Reissued 1976, FE 4462.

· taara^d/r

Ba Cissoko. 2003. Sabolan. Marabi.

· mamaya^d; masani cisse^d/r

———. 2005. Electric Griot Land. All Other/ 3D Family, 5101124392.

· allah l'a ke^d/r; chedo^d/r

[Sekou Kouyate]

———. 2009. Séno. Sterns Africa, STCD1108.

· nina^d

[Karamoko Bangoura]

———. 2012. Nimissa. Cristal, CR184.

· kelefaba^d

Bah, Amadou Foulah. n.d. Petit Prince.

[Alikhali [Khali] Camara]

Bajourou. 1993. Big String Theory. Globestyle, CDORBD 078.

· jawura^d; sunjata^d; tabara^d/r

Bakayoko, Daouda. 2013. Bakayoko Daouda Vol. 2. Musiki.

· kulanjan^d

Balla et Ses Balladins. 1980. Objectif perfection. Syliphone, SLP 75.

· keme burema/sori^d; saxo dugu^d

———. 2008. The Syliphone Years. Sterns Africa, STCD3035-36.

· kaira^d; keme burema/sori^d; saxo dugu^d; taara^d

Ballet Warraba. 2005. Bonya-Respect! Ballet Warraba, 38597.

· dunumba^d; kassa^d; kebendo^d; manjani^d; tiriba^d; warra^d/s

[Alikhali [Khali] Camara]

Les Ballets Africains. 1991. Les Ballets Africains. Doundoumba, DDB 40001; Buda, 82513-2.

[Koca Sale Dioubate]

———. 1993. Les Ballets Africains: Silo. Buda, 92579-2.

· fama denke^d/s; jole^d; mane^d; sörsörnë^d/s; haidara/tantamba^d

[Abou Sylla]

[Mohammed Sylla]

———. 1995. Les Ballets Africains: Heritage. Doundoumba/Buda 92634-2.

· boloba/kura^d; guinea fare^d; konkoba^d/s; mane^d/s; sörsörnë^d/s; yamama^d

[Koca Sale Dioubate]

[Abou Sylla]

[Ibrahima Sylla]

[Mohammed Sylla]

———. 1999. Rétrospective de 1950 à nos jours - Live. (Feat. Ensemble National de la République de Guinée.) Bolibana.

· boloba/kura^d; sökö^d; sunjata^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d/s

———. 2004. The 50 Years Golden Jubilee! Montage Creative.

· dunumba^d; fama denke^d; jole^d; tutu jara^d

———. 2007. Memoire du Manding. Large Scale.

· baö^d; boloba/kura^d; sunjata^d

Les Ballets Africains de Keita Fodeba. 1959. Les Ballets Africains de Keita Fodeba. Volume 1. Vogue. LDM 30040.

· allah l'a ke^d; jaka^d; mali sajo^d; mariama^d; nina^d; sidi yella^d; tubaka^d

———. 1960. Les Ballets Africains de Keita Fodeba. Volume 2. Vogue. LDM 30082.

· allah l'a ke^d; chedo^d; jula jekere^d; keme burema^d; saxo dugu^d; sunjata^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

Bangoura, Abdoulaye Epizo. 1999. N'Na.

[Abdoulaye Epizo Bangoura]

———. 2000. Inchallah.

[Abdoulaye Epizo Bangoura]

———. 2007. N'Na Nin N'Fa.

[Abdoulaye Epizo Bangoura]

Bangoura, Abdulai. 1999. Sigiri. Avant, 64.

· fakoli^d; kaira^d; sörsörnë^d

[Abdulai Bangoura]

Bangoura, Fodé. 2006. Saboui. Self-produced.

[Sory Diabate]

Bangoura, Fode Seydou. 2005. Fakoly 1.

· baö^d/r/s; dunumba^d/r; jaa^d/r; jole^d/r; konkoba^d/r; makuru^d; soboninkun^d/r; soli^d; sunjata^d/r; yankadi^d/r

[Famoro Dioubate]

Bangoura, Kerfala "Fana." 2008. Sekha Kan-Kolon. Self-produced.

· guinea fare^d; konden^d; mane^d; soli^d

[Mohamed "Tanaka" Sylla]

[Ismael Camara]

Bangoura, M'Bemba. 1996. Wali. Somadisc002.

· kakilambe^d/r/s; soli^d/r; yankadi^d/r

———. 1999. Fandji.

· guinea fare^d/r; lamban/sandia^d/r; makuru^d/r

[Abou Sylla]

———. 2004. Wofabé.

· baö^d/r; dunumba^d/r; mane^d/r/s; manjani^d/r; sofa^d/r/s; soli^d/r; talasa^d/r

[Famoro Dioubate]

Bangoura, Mohamed, and Mohamed Camara. 2009. Rythmes de Guinée.

· konkoba^d; lamban/sandia^d; makuru^d; tiriba^d; yankadi^d

Bangoura, Mohamed. 2001. Guinée: Percussions et Chants Baga. Buda.

· mane^d; sinte^d

Bangoura, Mohamed "Bangouraké." 2004. Djembe Kan.

· baö^d/r; fakoli^d/r; fula fare^d/r; guinea fare^d/r; kulanjan^d/r; lamban/sandia^d/r; lasidan^d/r; sabar^d/r; soli^d/r; sörsörnë^d/r

[Abdulai Bangoura]

———. 2006. Mandeng Jeli. Self-produced.

· dunumba^d/r; kaira^d/r; lamban/sandia^d/r; taara^d/r/s; tutu jara/bajuru^d/r

Bangoura, Yaya "El Bangou." 2000. Wo Koberato!!! Kone Dodo.

· soli^d/s

Bangoura, Yves "Baga Fote." 2004. Oule Honon. Baga Fote.

· konkoba^d; sörsörnë^d

Les Bay-fall de Guinée. 2006. Allah Nan Fan. Self-produced.

· dunumba^d; konkoba^d; lamban/sandia^d; sökö^d; soli^d; sörsörnë^d/s; yankadi^d

[Alya Dioubate]

Bembeya Jazz (National). 1969. Bembeya-Jazz National. Regard sur le passé. Médaille argent, Orchestre Moderne. Premier Festival Culturel Panafricain à Alger. Syliphone. SLP 10. Reissued as SLP 34, SLP 64, in 1990 as Mélodie, 42064-2, and in 1999 as Mélodie, 38206-2.

· duga^d; keme burema/sori^d

[El Hadj Djeli Sory Kouyate]

———. 1971. Dix ans de succès. Gala d'anniversaire en direct du Palais du Peuple (Avril 1971). Syliphone. SLP 24. Reissed on Bolibana, 42024-2 and in 1993 as Mélodie, 38207-2.

· haidara/tantamba^d

———. 1973. Authenticité 73: Parade Africaine. Syliphone. SLP 39.

· paya paya^d; tiramakan^d

———. 1974. Special recueil-souvenir du Bembeya Jazz National: Mémoire de Aboubacar Demba Camara décédé le 5 avril 1973 à Dakar. Syliphone, SLP44. Reissued as SLP 65.

· allah l'a ke^d; nwato mbara^d

———. 1992. Telegramme. Contains ESP 8418 and selections from ESP 8430, 8431, and 8442. Sonodisc CD 8491.

· jarabi^d

———. 2004. The Syliphone Years. Sterns. STCD 3021-22. 2 Compact discs.

· jina muso^d

Benkadi. 2006. Moné Mani. Leo Brooks, LB006.

· dunumba^d/r; jaa^d/r; kassa^d/r; mane^d/r/s; sinte^d/r; soboninkun^d/r; soli^d/r

[Mohamed Kouyate No. 2]

Boddhi Satva. 2012. Invocation. Vega Records/BBE, BBE201ACD.

· nan koman jan^d

Boulton, Laura, prod. 1957. African Music. Folkways, FW 8852. Originally published 1939.

· kelefaba^d

Camara, Aboubacar. 1994.Telephone. Celluloid/ Mélodie, 66950-2.

· apollo^d

[Lansine "Boua" Kouyate]

———. 1993. Baba Moussa. Bolibana, BIP 93.

[Kemo Kouyate]

———. 2003. Fanyifan.

· kebendo^d; mane^d/s; yankadi^d/s

Camara, Aboubacar "Bouba". 2010. Bara.

· kaira^d

Camara, Alkaly. 2005. Alkaly Camara: Master Balafonist Vol. 1. Dununya, 2395.

· kassa^d/r; mane^d/r/s; nwato mbara^d/r; sabar^d/r; sörsörnë^d/r/s; warra^d/r/s

[Alikhali [Khali] Camara]

Camara, Alkhaly. 2004. Xylophone Masters: Guinea; Alkhaly Camara, Vol. 1. Marimbalafon, MBCD001.

· bani/makhadi^d/r; boloba/kura^d/r; duga^d/r; fakoli^d/r; lamban/sandia^d/r; lasidan^d/r; limbanji toko^d/r; mane^d/r/s; nwato mbara^d/r; saxo dugu^d/r; sörsörnë^d/r/s

[Alikhali [Khali] Camara]

[Yadi Camara]

Camara, Amara. 2006. Look at It. Self-produced.

· keme burema/sori^d; konkoba^d

Camara, Fode Moussa "Lavia." 2007. Bèmankan. Self-produced.

· kala^d/r; mane^d/r; soboninkun^d/r; sökö^d/r; soli^d/r

[Sory Diabate]

[Mohammed "Yelike" Camara]

Camara, Ibrahima "Boka." 2006. Boka Percussion: Allah Nana.

· guinea fare^d; kassa^d; konden^d; konkoba^d; soli^d; yankadi^d

Camara, Karamoko. 2003. Benkadi.

[Sory Diabate]

Camara, Karamoko & Ben Kadi. 2005. Koh Youmalon I.

[Sory Diabate]

———. 2005. Koh Youmalon II.

[Sory Diabate]

———. 2009. N'Teri.

[Mohammed "Yelike" Camara]

Camara, Ladji. n.d. Africa, New York. Recorded 1975. Lyrichord, LYRCD 7345.

· komo (denw)^d/r; nanfulen^d/r; soli^d/r

———. 1993. Les ballets africains de Papa Ladji Camara. Lyrichord, LYRCD 7419.

· da monzon^d/r; kele ma'nyi^d/r; tubaka^d/r

[Abdoulaye Epizo Bangoura]

[Ladji "Papa Ladji" Camara]

Camara, Lansana. 2013. Adouna. Self-produced.

· bani/makhadi^d; jarabi^d/s; taara^d ; yankadi^d

Camara, Mohamed Joh. n.d. Tata Denké Vol. 1.

· chedo^d; manjani^d; soboninkun^d; sökö^d

Camara, Mangala. 1993. Complainte mandingue blues. Badaban, BAD 5560.

[Lansine "Boua" Kouyate]

———. 1999. Réexpedition. Mélodie/Africa Productions, AP 00021-2.

· jarabi^d/s; mali sajo^d; masani cisse^d

———. 2003. Mali: Chants et Musiques de Griots. Playasound/Air Mail Music, SA 141068.

· fama denke^d; kele ma'nyi^d; tubaka^d

[Lansine "Boua" Kouyate]

———. 2006. Minye Minye. Mali Music K7/Syllart.

[Fode Lassana Diabate]

Camara, Mohamed Prince. 2002. Mandengue Percussion. Ritmi Urbani.

· dunumba^d; fula fare^d; guinea fare^d; konkoba^d; mamaya^d; manjani^d; sofa^d; sökö^d/s; soli^d; tiriba^d; yankadi^d

Camara, Moussa N'Tanga. 2009. Dembagnouma.

· dunumba^d; jarabi^d; manjani^d; haidara/tantamba^d; yankadi^d

Camara, Naby. 1999. Lagni-Sussu.

· fula fare^d; guinea fare^d; lamban/sandia^d; mariama^d; soli^d; taara^d/s

[Naby "Coyah" Camara]

———. 2004. L'union fait la force.

· soli^d

[Naby "Coyah" Camara]

———. 2007. Lagni-Sussu Kanteli.

· denykemba^d/r; diya^d/r; guinea fare^d/r; konkoba^d/r; soli^d/r; sörsörnë^d/r; taara^d/r; haidara/tantamba^d/r/s; tutu jara/bajuru^d/r; yankadi^d/r

[Naby "Coyah" Camara]

Camara, N'Fanly "Alya." n.d. Wonuwali. Self-produced.

· kassa^d; mane^d/s; manjani^d; tiriba^d; yankadi^d

Camara, Sayon. 1998. Dinguiraye. DD United.

· mane^d

Camara, Sidiki. 1997. Ayou Wele. Lenke Music Production (LMP).

· jole^d; yankadi^d

Camayenne Sofa. 1976. La Percée. Syliphone, SLP52.

· taara^d

———. 1977. Attaque. Syliphone, SLP60.

· jarabi^d

Camio, Mansa. 2006. An Bada Sofoli: Malinké Dunun Music of Upper Guinea. Middle Path Media, MPM 001.

· dunumba^d/r; konden^d/r

Camio, Mansa, and Sofoli. 2006 Senedunun: Malinke Farming Music of Upper Guinea. Middle Path Media, MPM 002.

· konkoba^d/r

———. 2008? Tama Diada. Self-produced.

· dunumba^d

Charters, Samuel, prod. 1975a. African Journey: A Search for the Roots of the Blues. Vanguard, SRV 73014/5.

· alifa yaya^d/r; chedo^d/r; kelefaba^d/r; keme burema/sori^d/r; masani cisse^d/r; tutu jara/bajuru^d/r

[Fabala Kanuteh]

[Mawdo Suso]

———. 1975b. The Griots. Ministers of the Spoken Word. Folkways, FE 4178.

· alifa yaya^d/r; boloba/kura^d; lamban/sandia^d/r; sunjata^d/r; tiramakan^d/r

[Fabala Kanuteh]

[Mawdo Suso]

Cissé, Ahmed Tidjane. 1983. Simo-Farey: Danses rituelles d'Afrique. Nubia, SA 30 0021.

· jole^d; lamban/sandia^d; makuru^d; mane^d; mariama^d; sabar^d; sinyaro^d; yankadi^d

———. 2011. Les Grands Ballets D'Afrique Noire: sous la direction de Ahmed Tidjani Cissé. Bolibana.

· dunumba^d; kakilambe^d; kulanjan^d; lamban/sandia^d; sabar^d; sunjata^d; warra^d/s

Cissokho, Djéour (et le groupe Allalaké). 2003. Guisna. Africa Productions.

· bani/makhadi^d; kaira^d; keme burema/sori^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

Cissoko. 2001. Bakine Percussion. Celluloid, DK038.

· kassa^d; lamban/sandia^d; manjani^d

[Lansine "Boua" Kouyate]

Cissoko, Ablaye. 2003. Diam. Ramdam.

· kaira^d; keme burema/sori^d

———. 2005. Le griot rouge. Ramdam.

· allah l'a ke^d

Cissoko, Djelimoussa. 1998. Mali: Kora. Cinq Planetes, 23012.

· lamban/sandia^d

Cissoko, Doudou. 2001. Dimbaya. DB Records, DB 003.

· kelefaba^d; kura m'bisan^d; mariama^d

Cissoko, Sunjul. 1992.Songs of the Griots (II): Sunjul Cissoko and Marhawa Kouyate. JVC, VICG 5227.

· allah l'a ke^d; bani/makhadi^d; chedo^d; kelefaba^d; saxo dugu^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

Conde, Kemo. 2001. Soumankoï. Syllart.

· mamadou bitiki^d; sunjata^d; warra^d/s

[Adama Conde]

Conde, Kumbangna. 2006. Djincourraro Mafoudalla: Folkloric Music from Guinee, West Africa.

· dunumba^d; jaa^d; kaira^d; kala^d; kassa^d; konden^d; konkoba^d; mane^d; sökö^d/s; soli^d

Conde, Moussa "Bolokada." 2005. Morowaya. Abaraka Music, 107130.

· boloba/kura^d; chedo^d; duga^d; mamadou bitiki^d; manjani^d/r; nwato mbara^d; soboninkun^d/r; sökö^d/r; soli^r

[Alikhali [Khali] Camara]

———. 2006. Sankaran. Abaraka Music, 107557.

· kassa^d; kawa^d; lamban/sandia^d; nanfulen^d/s; sökö^d; soli^d

Coulibaly, Lassina, and Yan Kadi Faso. 1998? Lassina Coulibaly et Yan Kadi Faso: Musiques du Burkina Faso et du Mali. Buda, 92693-2.

· sunjata^d

———. 2005. Bamanankan. Buda, 82302-2.

· mali sajo^d

Coulibaly, Soungalo. 1988. Naya! Cassette.

· manjani^d; sunu^d

———. 1992. Laila Ilala: Percussion et chants du Mali. Arion, ARN-64192/Mélodie, 09265.

· jawura^d; lamban/sandia^d

———. 1999. Sankan Wulila. Arion, ARN-64791.

· koreduga^d

[Diabate, Siaka]

———. 2001. Dengo. Ethnomad, ARN 64544. Originally published 1996 by Djinn Djow Productions, 22601, BIP distribution.

· jina muso^d

———. 2004. Live. Arion, ARN 64650.

· koreduga^d; yankadi^d

[Diabate, Siaka]

Dagnon, Bako. 2007. Titati. Discograph, 6133012

· jarabi^d; lasidan^d/s; salya^d; tubaka^d

———. 2009. Sidiba. Discograph, 14664.

· alifa yaya^d

Dagnon, Dogomani. 1983. Domani: Wawamba. Sonodisc, LPS 5513.

[Lansine "Boua" Kouyate]

Damba, Fanta. 1971. Première anthologie de la musique malienne. Vol. 6. Fanta Damba: La tradition épique. Barenreiter Musicaphon, BM 30L 2506.

· duga^d; maki^d; miniyamba^d; taara^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

———. 1975a. Fanta Damba. (Loterie nationale 1.) Songhoi, SON 8201.

· duga^d

———. 1975b. Fanta Damba accompagnée à la cora par Barourou Sekou Kouyate. (Hamet.) Songhoi, SON 8202.

· lamban/sandia^d

———. 1979. Sékou Semega. Songhoi, SON 8210.

· tutu jara/bajuru^d

Damba, Walde. 1989. Walde Damba et son ensemble: Blondaba. Vol. 2. Sweet Sound, S-010.

[Djely Mady Diabate]

Dambakaté, Kani. 2011. I Kolon Ma. Team Productions.

· kobadia^d; nanfulen^d

Dembélé, François. 1999. San Toro.

· allah l'a ke^d; kaira^d; koreduga^d; lamban/sandia^d; sunu^d

Diabate, Abdoulaye et le Koule Star. 1988. Koule Star. Syllart, 8343.

· maki^d

Diabate, Abdoulaye, and Koutiala Orchestra. 2002. Samory. Cobalt, 09354-2.

· sunu^d

Diabate, Adama. 1995. Jako Baye. Sterns Africa, STCD 1062.

· jawura^d

[Keletigui Diabate]

Diabate, Amy. 2011. Rokia Diallo. Camara.

· bani/makhadi^d

Diabate, Awa Kassemady. n.d. Kayira Vol. 2. Camara Productions.

· bani/makhadi^d; sunjata^d; tiramakan^d

Diabate, Cheick Hamala. 2006. Kélé Manyi Dé. Malimusic.

· haidara^d; kele ma'nyi^d; mali sajo^d; tutu jara^d

[Famoro Dioubate]

[Balla Kouyate]

———. 2009. Ake Doni Doni. Grigri Discs.

· bani/makhadi^d

———. 2012. Anka Ben Mali Denou. Stepback Music.

· kura m'bisan^d

Diabate, Cheick Hamala and Bob Carlin. 2007. From Mali to America. 5-String.

· bani/makhadi^d; konkoba^d; taara^d

Diabate, Djessou Mama. n.d. Kourou Koro Tati. SAV001.

[Alikhali [Khali] Camara]

Diabate, Djibril. 2005. Hawa. Terp, AS 06.

· alifa yaya^d; fakoli^d; masani cisse^d

Diabate, Dramane "Dra Gauché". 2009. Traditionnel Khassofoly. Danaya Percussion.

· jawura^d; lamban/sandia^d; sunjata^d

Diabate, Ibro. 1995? Eh! Wotan. Gris Gris Productions, RB 003; Sonodisc CD 7018.

[Alikhali [Khali] Camara]

Diabate, Karamba. 2007. Journey Into Rhythm. Third Ear Productions.

· fula fare^d; jole^d; kassa^d; komo (denw)^d; konkoba^d; makuru^d; manjani^d; sökö^d; sunu^d; yankadi^d

Diabate, Kasse Mady. 1990. Kela Tradition. Sterns Africa, STCD 1034.

· kaira^d; kulanjan^d; lamban/sandia^d

[Lansine "Boua" Kouyate]

[Ibrahima "RDA" Soumano]

———. 2002. Kassi Kasse. Corason, CO158. Also issued as Narada, 80775, and as Mande Music from Mali, Hemisphere, 724354371325.

· mamadou bitiki^d

[Fode Lassana Diabate]

———. 2008. Manden Djeli Kan. Universal, 531-067-1.

· kaira^d; kanimba^d/s; nan koman jan^d; sunjata^d

[Fode Lassana Diabate]

Diabate, Keletigui. 1996. Keletigui Diabate. Mission de Coopération Française au Mali, CF 9603. Cassette.

[Keletigui Diabate]

———. 2004. Sandiya. Contre-jour, CJ012.

· fasson^d; janjon^d; jarabi^d; kulanjan^d; nan koman jan^d; sunjata^d

[Keletigui Diabate]

[Fassery Diabate]

Diabate, Kerfala "Papa." 1999. Grand Papa Diabate: Guitar, Extra Dry. Popular African Music, PAM AG 703.

· lamban/sandia^d; mamaya^d; nanfulen^d

Diabaté, Lassana. 2002? Lassana Diabaté et le Mandéka Band. Lassana Diabate Records.

· haidara/tantamba^d/s; lamban/sandia^d; mali sajo^d; sunjata^d

[Fode Lassana Diabate]

Diabate, Mama. 1995. Koffi cola nâ yo. Popular African Music, PAM OA 205.

[Adama Conde]

———. 199? La biche du Manding: Nambiyo. Alpha Mamadou Cissé et frères, BGDA 9408. Cassette.

[Adama Conde]

Diabate, Madou Sidiki. 2006. Traditional Kora Music from Mali. Kanaga System Krush, KSKCD006.

· bani/makhadi^d/r; chedo^d/r; keme burema/sori^d/r; lamban/sandia^d/r

———. 2011. Buru Ju. Diabaté Production.

· fama denke^d; mamadou bitiki^d

———. 2013. Live in India. Amarass Records.

· fama denke^d; kaira^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

Diabate, Mamadi et les Ambassadeurs. n.d. A pas de géant. Kaba, KAB 8201.

· talasa^d

Diabate, Mamadou. 2000. Tunga. Alula, ALU1019.

· janjon^d/r; kumbu sora^d/r; lasidan^d/r; masani cisse^d; sörsörnë^d

[Famoro Dioubate]

———. 2005. Behmanka. Tradition & Moderne, TAM 029.

· jawura^d; jimbasengo^d

———. 2008. Douga Mansa. World Village, 468082.

· allah l'a ke^d; duga^d; jula faso^d; sunjata^d; taara^d; tabara^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

———. 2011. Courage. World Village, 468108.

· maki^d; sörsörnë^d

[Fode Lassana Diabate]

Diabate, Mamadou, and Fanta Souroukou. 2007. Tounta Diontani Woro. 2 vols. B.K.S.

· janjon^d; sunjata^d; tiramakan^d

Diabaté, Naïmy Sumu. 2004. Vol. 1: Sandiya. Samassa.

· alifa yaya^d; lamban/sandia^d

Diabate, Naini. 1988. R.T.M. Beny Mariko, BM-018.

· lamban/sandia^d

———. 1997. Nafa. Sterns Africa, STCD 1083.

· mamaya^d/s

[Fode Lassana Diabate]

Diabate, Prince. 2001. New Life. Sunrise Records/Orchard.

[Famoro Dioubate]

———. 2006. Djerelon. Kora Company Collection.

· 56^d; bani/makhadi^d; diya^d; keme burema^d

[Youssouf Conde]

Diabate, Sekouba "Bambino." 1992. Le destin. Popular African Music, OA 201.

[Mohamed Kouyate No. 1]

———. 1996. Bonya. Syllart, SYL 83201. Cassette.

[Lansine "Boua" Kouyate]

———. 1997. Kassa. Sterns Africa, STCD 1074.

· bani/makhadi^d

[Adama Conde]

[Lansine "Boua" Kouyate]

———. 2004. 15e Anniversaire. Syllart SYLAF 96300.

· apollo^d

Diabate, Sidiki. 1987. Sidiki Diabate and Ensemble: Ba togoma. Rogue, FMS/NSA 001.

· bani/makhadi^d/r; jawura^d/r; keme burema/sori^d/r; saxo dugu^d/r; tutu jara/bajuru^d/r

[Bourema Kouyate]

Diabaté, Sidiki, and Djelimadi Sissoko. 1991. Mali: Ancient Strings. Buda 197782-2. Reissue of Ministère de l'information du Mali, 1971 Vol. 5. with two tracks from Vol. 4.

· allah l'a ke^d/r; duga^d/r; kaira^d/r; kulanjan^d/r; sunjata^d/r; taara^d/r; tutu jara/bajuru^d/r

Diabaté, Sinaly Papus, and the Kanouya Band. 2005. Kara Bara (Hard Work.) CDBY.

· tabara^d

Diabate, Sira Mori. 2002. Griot Music from Mali #3. PAN Records, PAN 2104.

· fakoli^d; janjon^d; sunjata^d; tiramakan^d

———. n.d. Sira Mori. Recorded at Radio Mali. Syllart, SYL 83106. Cassette.

· bani/makhadi^d; kanimba^d/s; sunjata^d

Diabate, Sona. 1996. Gare gare. Popular African Music, PAM 404.

[Djeli Mady Kouyate]

Diabate, Sona, and M'mah Sylla. 1988. Sona Diabate et M'Mah Sylla: Sahel. Triple Earth, Terra 106.

· fakoli^d

Diabate, Sory. 2006. Demo.

· guinea fare^d; jarabi^d; jole^d; sökö^d/s; sunjata^d; yankadi^d

[Sory Diabate]

———. 2014. Wali. Studio Nomade, SNP2014-SD-01/1.

· chedo^d; guinea fare^d; jina muso^d; koreduga^d; lasidan^d; limbanji toko^d; nina^d; taara^d; tiramakan^d

[Sory Diabate]

Diabate, Toumani. 1988a. Songhai. Hannibal, HNCD 1323.

· jarabi^d/s

———. 1988b. Kaira. Hannibal, HNCD 1338.

· allah l'a ke^d; jarabi^d/s; kaira^d; konkoba^d; tubaka^d

———. 1994. Songhai 2. Hannibal, HNCD 1383.

· mali sajo^d

[Keletigui Diabate]

———. 1995. Djelika. Hannibal, HNCD 1380.

· bani/makhadi^d; lamban/sandia^d

[Keletigui Diabate]

———. 2001. Jarabi: The Best of Toumani Diabate; Master of the Kora. Hannibal, HNCD 1462.

· allah l'a ke^d/r; guede man na^d; jarabi^d; kaira^d/r; mali sajo^d/r

[Fode Lassana Diabate]

———. 2006. Toumani Diabaté's Symmetric Orchestra: Boulevard De L'Independance. World Circuit, WCD 074.

· mali sajo^d

Diabate, Toumani, and Sidiki Diabate. 2014. Toumani & Sidiki. World Circuit, WCD087.

· haidara/tantamba^d/r; jaka^d/r; jula jekere^d/r; miniyamba^d/r; tabara^d/r; tantamba^d

Diabate, Toumani, with "Ballake" Sissoko. 1999. New Ancient Strings/Nouvelles cordes anciennes. Hannibal, HNCD 1428.

· jarabi^d/s; kaira^d; lamban/sandia^d

Diabate, Toumani, with Roswell Rudd. 2003. Malicool. Sunnyside, 3008.

· duga^d

[Fode Lassana Diabate]

Diabate, Toumani, with Taj Mahal. 1999. Kulanjan. Hannibal HNCD 1444.

· guede man na^d/s; kaira^d; kulanjan^d

[Fode Lassana Diabate]

Diabate, Zani. 200?. Ni Zani Mana. Mali K7 S.A. Cassette.

· jarabi^d

Diaby, Mohamed. 1997. Karamba dinké. Mohamed Diaby Productions, Somadisc 003.

· dunumba^d; fula fare^d; jole^d; konkoba^d; yankadi^d

[Abou Sylla]

———. 2007. Ala Na Na. Mohamed Diaby.

· dunumba^d/r; jole^d/r; keme burema/sori^d/r; makuru^d/r; mane^d/r; yamama^d/r

[Mohamed Kouyate No. 1]

Diakite, Abdoulaye. 2004. Tambacounda Dunun ni Don. Rootsy Records.

· dunumba^d; fula fare^d; jaa^d; manjani^d

Diakite, Abdoulaye, and Mamadou Sidibe. 1999. JebeBara: The Bamana Djembe. Rootsy Records.

· koreduga^d; soboninkun^d; soli^d; sunu^d

Diakite, Dieneba. 1989. Dieneba Diakité: Mali Stars. Syllart. SYL 38108-2.

· jarabi^d

Diallo, Alpha Yaya. 1993. Nènè. SA 93279CD.

· jarabi^d/r/s; kakilambe^d/s

———. 1996. Futur. Bedouin Soundtracks.

· masani cisse^d

Diallo, Amadou. 2005. Donsoya. Nemes'Ys.

· janjon^d

Diallo, Sidiki. 2001. Kayleen Ci Jamma Gi (Come to Peace). Synaptic Touch.

· kakilambe^d; koreduga^d; manjani^d

Diarra, Adama. 2004. Petit Adama and Diarra Kan: Tounga. Kunta Kinté.

[Adama "Petit Adama" Diarra]

Diarra, Mohamed. 2011. Cobra. Self-produced.

· guinea fare^d; makuru^d; suge^d

[Alpha Sylla]

Diarra, Papa Gaoussou. 1999. Bilassiraba - 52. Musiki.

· mamaya^d/s

Diarra, Zoumana. 1997. Ballad of Manding. Djenné, DJCD 1003. Dist. By Sterns Africa.

· apollo^d; kulanjan^d

[Lansine "Boua" Kouyate]

Diarra, Zoumana, and Idrissa Magasa. 1988. The Most Beautiful Kora Music From Gambia.

· allah l'a ke^d; taara^d

Diawara, Djeli Moussa [Jawara, Jali Musa]. 1983. Foté mogoban. Tangent, LP 7002. Reissued in 1990 as Yasimika, Hannibal, HNCD 1355.

· hasiminka^d

[Djeli Moridjan Kouyate]

———. 1988. Soubindoor. Mango CCD9832.

· mamaya^d

[Kalifa Camara]

———. 1992. Cimadan. Celluloid, 66910-2.

[Abdoulaye Epizo Bangoura]

[Ibrahima "RDA" Soumano]

Diawara, Kade. n.d. Djinan Mousso. DDU001. Cassette.

[Adama Conde]

———. n.d. Djoula. CK7267. Cassette.

[Mamadou Kouyate]

Diop, Thione. 2002. Kham Saa Thiosanne.

· dunumba^d; fula fare^d; jaa^d; manjani^d

———. 2005. Sunu Africa. Thione Diop.

· keme burema^d; lamban/sandia^d; mamaya^d

———. 2009. Jammu Aduna (Peace for the World). CD Baby 346789.

· apollo^d; dunumba^d; jole^d; lamban/sandia^d; mane^d

[Naby "Coyah" Camara]

———. 2011. Mix of Africa. Thione Diop.

· fasson^d; paya paya^d

[Naby "Coyah" Camara]

Diop, Vieux. 2000. Traditional Songs of West Africa. Alebrije.

· chedo^d; fode kaba^d; jula jekere^d; kelefaba^d; kumbu sora^d; lamban^d; masani cisse^d; sidi yella^d; sunjata^d

Dioubate, Famoro. n.d. West African Soul. Self-produced.

· fasson^d; nina^d; sosisa^d

[Famoro Dioubate]

———. 2014. Kontendemi. Self-produced.

· jina muso^d/r; kulanjan^d/r; mamaya^d/r/s

[Famoro Dioubate]

Dioubate, Katenen "Cheka". 2011. Dielilou. Self-produced.

[Naby "Coyah" Camara]

Dioubate, Missia Saran. 1995? Missia Saran: Petit piment. Gris-Gris Productions/Maestro Sound, RB 002. Cassette.

[Aliou Wadje]

Dioubate, Namassa. 2013. Hommage à Babadian Kaba. Believe/T. World Song.

· lamban/sandia^d

Dioubate, Oumou. 1997. Femmes D'Afrique. Africando, 38147.

· sakonke^d

[Alikhali [Khali] Camara]

Dioubate, Sourakhata, et. al. 2005. Unreleased Japanese Recording.

· sörsörnë^d/s

[Sourakhata Diouabate]

Djéré Fouta. 2011. 56 Fouta Djallon: Le retour à la source. Tandjigoura/Believe Digital.

· 56^d

Doumbia, Abdoul. 2005. Denbaya. Kanaga System Krush.

· bani/makhadi^d; manjani^d; sunu^d

Doumbia, Djéné. 1984. La Pure Tradition Mandingue au Hilton. Société Ivoirienne Du Disque, LP 91095.

· apollo^d; bani^d; miniyamba^d

[Djeli Moridjan Kouyate]

Doumbia, Mamadou. 1994. Mandinka Acoustic: Sobe. Bad News, BN 007.

· mali sajo^d; saxo dugu^d

Doumbia, Nahawa. 1988. Didadi. Syllart, SYL 8337.

· jina muso^d

———. 1990. Nyama Toutou. Also contains reissue of 1988. Sterns Africa, STCD 1033.

· jina muso^d

Doumbia, Ousmane "Samba Oussou." 2003. Mougnan. IOD.

· jarabi^d

Doumbia, Sata "Kokanko." 2005. Kokanko Sata. Astralwerks/Honest Jon's, HJRCD 12.

· jina muso^d

Drame, Adama. 1979. Rhythms of the Manding: Adama Drame (Jembe). Recorded 1976-78. Phillip. UNESCO collection 6586 042. Also issued in 1984 as Grem, DSM 042.

· manjani^d; sunu^d

———. 1983. Super Djembéfola. CPS, L-239260.

· koreduga^d

———. 1994. Percussions mandingues/Mandingo Drums. vol. 2. Foliba. Playasound, PS 65122.

· dunumba^d; lamban/sandia^d; manjani^d; yankadi^d

[Mamadou "Kibie" Diabate]

[Kaba Kouyate]

———. 2001. Tama voyages. Playasound, PS 65177.

· yankadi^d

[Mamadou "Kibie" Diabate]

———. 2004. Live. Playasound, PS 65280.

· makuru^d; yankadi^d

[Mamadou "Kibie" Diabate]

———. 2006. 40e Anniversaire. Playasound, PS 65295.

[Mamadou "Kibie" Diabate]

Drame, Kunda. 1999. African Tribal Rhythms. Superbuy/Master Song.

· janjon^d; kelefaba^d

Drame, Lalo Keba. 1979. Hommage à Lalo Keba Drame. Gueye-Bellot, GBR 3801.

· kura m'bisan^d

Einaudi, Ludovico, and Ballaké Sissoko. 2003. Diario Mali. Ponderosa CD018.

· kumbu sora^d; mali sajo^d

Ensemble Instrumental de L'A.C.A.S. 2010. Chants et Rhythms Sénégalais.

· allah l'a ke^d

Ensemble Instrumental de Guinee. 1990. Fleuve Sénégal. Bolibana Inedits.

· kulanjan^d; lamban/sandia^d; sinyaro^d; taara^d

[El Hadj Djeli Sory Kouyate]

Ensemble Instrumental de la Radiodiffusion Nationale. 1970. Guinée an XI. Syliphone, SLP 16.

· alifa yaya^d; boloba/kura^d; diya^d;guinea fare^d; kulanjan^d; sunjata^d; taara^d

L'Ensemble Instrumental du Mali. 1971. Première anthologie de la musique malienne. Vol. 4. L'Ensemble Instrumental du Mali. Bärenreiter Musicaphon, BM 30L 2504.

· bani/makhadi^d; keme burema/sori^d; lamban/sandia^d; soli^d

———. 1977. L'Ensemble Instrumental National du Mali: Dah-Monzon ou l'épopée Bambara. KO 77.04.11. 33 rpm disc.

· da monzon^d

———. 1999. Recital Dah Monzo Bambara. Sonodisc. Reissue of tracks from KO 77.04.11 and KO 77.04.12.

· da monzon^d

———. n.d. L'Ensemble Instrumental National du Mali: Musolu. Mali K7 S.A. Cassette.

· chedo^d

———. n.d. L'Ensemble Instrumental National du Mali: Vol. 3. Liason 2.

· salya^d

[Djelimady Diabate]

[Modibo Diabate]

Les Espoirs de Coronthie. 2005. Dununya Igiri (Le Chemin de la Vie).

· bani/makhadi^d

Eyre, Banning, prod. 2000. In Griot Time: String Music from Mali. Sterns Africa, STCD 1089.

· chedo^d/r; jawura^d/r; lamban/sandia^d; tubaka^d/r

Les Etoiles de Boulbinet. 2000. Garafiri Barage. Gris Gris Production.

· mane^d

———. n.d. Guinee Khe e ma Gnakha.

· guinea fare^d

Famoro Dioubaté's Kakande. 2008. Dununya. Jumbie, JMB0008.

· bani/makhadi^d; guinea fare^d; mali sajo^d; masani cisse^d; nina^d; paya paya^d; sosisa^d; suwaresi^d/r; temedi kota^d

[Famoro Dioubate]

Fanta Disco. 2008 Bamako . . . Paris. Moon Squad.

· lamban/sandia^d

Farafina. 1997? Nemako. Intuition, INT 3241-2.

· chedo^d

Fatala. 1993. Gongoma Times. Realworld/Caroline, CAROL-2331-2. Originally published 1988 by WOMAD.

· limbanji toko^d/r; mane^d/r; sökö^d/r; sosisa^d/r

[Yacouba "Bruno" Camara]

Forè Foté. 1999. Wonberé: Music and Dance in Black and White.

· dunumba^d/r; guinea fare^d/r; jole^d/r; koreduga^d; manjani^d/r; sabar^d/r; sökö^d/r; soli^d/r; sunu^d/r; tiriba^d/r; yankadi^d/r

Fote Forêt. 2001. Akèra Alaye.

· dunumba^d; mane^d/s; manjani^d; sabar^d

Fula Flute. 2002. Fula Flute. Blue Monster.

· apollo^d/r; bani/makhadi^d/r; chedo^d/r; duga^d/r; janjon^d/r; keme burema/sori^d/r; sunjata^d/r

[Famoro Dioubate]

———. 2008. Mansa America. Completely Nuts.

· 56^d/r; boloba/kura^d/r; duga^d/r; taara^d

[Famoro Dioubate]

———. 2016. Fula Flute III. Fula Flute Music (ASCAP).

· 56^d; bani^d; chedo^d

Griots de Guinée. 2004. Guinée: Griots de Guinée. Recorded 1958-67. Prophet 37.

· alifa yaya^d; chedo^d; mali sajo^d

Group Bwazan. 2011. Badenya Foli. SambaLolo.

· dunumba^d; koreduga^d; lamban/sandia^d; sunu^d

Guelewar. 2011. Halleli N'Dakarou. Teranga Beat, PTB CD014.

· chedo^d; taara^d

Horoya Band. 1971. Apollo, Hombressa. 45 rpm. Syliphone, SYL 535.

[Ibrahima Diawara]

———. 1974. Savane profond. Syliphone, SLP 41.

· paya paya^d; tiramakan^d

[Ibrahima Diawara]

———. 1997. Paya-paya. Reissue of selections from 1971, 1974, and other Syliphone 45 rpm discs. Dakar Sound, DKS 012.

· apollo^d; kanimba^d/s; paya paya^d

[Ibrahima Diawara]

———. n.d. Horoya Band National. GD 7051. Cassette.

· bani/makhadi^d; fama denke^d; warra^d

Ifang Bondi. 1994. Daraja. MW Records, MWCD 3009.

[Mohammed Cissoko]

The Ivorys. 1987. Bala. Wallbank Warwick Communications, WWCD 006.

· janjon^d; keme burema/sori^d; mamaya^d

[Mori Jobarteh]

[Kalifa Kamara]

Jaare Ngenndi. 2000. Yoo Bele Ndenndu (Tïitounde). JSK Productions.

· mali sajo^d

Jam ak Jam. 1998. N'Dadjé.

· simbomba^d

JC et le Sinai d'Abidjan. 1996. Air Mail Music: Djembe Folies. Playasound.

· jarabi^d

Jegede, Tunde. 1996. Malian Royal Court Music. Triciom, TRICD 1002.

· allah l'a ke^d; lamban/sandia^d

———. 2014. Heritage. Xiom.

· allah l'a ke^d; duga^d; kaira^d; keme burema/sori^d; maki^d; masani cisse^d

Jessup, Lynne, prod. 1983. The Mandinka Balafon: Mandinka Balafon Music. La Mesa, Calif.: Xylo.

· allah l'a ke^d; apollo^d; chedo^d; hama ba jata^d/s; jaka^d; jina muso^d; jula jekere^d; kaira^d; keme burema/sori^d; lamban/sandia^d; mali sajo^d; paya paya^d; sunjata^d/s; tabara^d; tiramakan^d

[Denano Jawara]

[Bukari Jobate]

[Falli Jobate]

[Mamadi Jobate]

[Jali Musa Jebateh]

[Sainey Kuyate]

[Umari Kuyate]

[Wali Kuyate]

[Bamba Suso]

[Bukari Suso]

[Mamadi Suso]

[Mawdo Suso]

———. 1983. The Mandinka Balafon: Teaching Mandinka Balafon. La Mesa, Calif.: Xylo.

· sunjata^s

[Mawdo Suso]

Jobarteh, Amadu Bansang. 1978. Master of the Kora. Eavadisc, EDM 101.

· allah l'a ke^d/r; fode kaba^d/r; jula faso^d/r; kelefaba^d/r; lamban/sandia^d/r; mali sajo^d/r; tutu jara/bajuru^d/r

———. 1993. Tabara. Music of the World, CDT 129.

· alifa yaya^d/r; fode kaba^d/r; hama ba jata^d/r; jula faso^d/r; jula jekere^d/r; kelefaba^d/r; lamban/sandia^d/r; tabara^d/r

Jobarteh, Dembo. 2003. Listen All. CD Baby.

· allah l'a ke^d/r; chedo^d/r; lamban/sandia^d/r

———. 2005. Gambia Banko. CD Baby.

· sunjata^d/r; tiramakan^d/r

Jobarteh, Ebraima "Tata Dindin." 1994. Salam: New Kora Music. World Network, WDR 56.981.

· allah l'a ke^d; kele ma'nyi^d; saxo dugu^d/r

———. 2008. Kanaké. Phantom Sound & Vision.

· fama denke^d; masani cisse^d

Jobarteh, "Tata Dindin", and Hans Lüdemann. 1999. Piano Meets Kora: African Dialogues. RISM CD2001.

· duga^d

Jobarteh, Malamini, and Dembo Konte. 1985. Jaliya. Sterns, 1010.

· chedo^d; fode kaba^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

Jobarteh, Pa Bobo. 1997. Pa Bobo Jobarteh and Kaira Trio: Kaira Naata. Real World/WOMAD, WSCD103.

· allah l'a ke^d; kaira^d; keme burema/sori^d; salya^d; sinyaro^d

[Haruna Jassy]

Kaba, Baba Djan. 1992. Kankan. Sonodisc CD 5510.

[Lansine "Boua" Kouyate]

———. 1993. Les belles mélodies de la savane. Sonodisc/EMI. Cassette.

[Djeli Mady Kouyate]

Kaira Ben. 1996. Singa. Sterns/Djenne, STCD 1072.

· masani cisse^d

[Keletigui Diabate]

Kaloum Star. 1996. Felenko. Buda, 82933-2.

· tiriba^d

Kamissoko, Ami. 2009. Ambition. Disquekoné.

· kaira^d

Kamissoko, Aminata. 1997. Malamine. Sterns.

· bani/makhadi^d; jarabi^d

———. 2011. Kognoumalon. E Media/B.K.S. C065.

· fakoli^d; taara^d

Kanouté, Yayi. 1991. Mali Stars: "Fin Do." Cantos. Reisssued 1999, Melodie.

· jawura^d

[Loutigui Diabate]

Kanouté, Yayi, and Souleymane Tounkara. 2002. Tabalé. Africa Prod. L01044-2.

· chedo^d; sinyaro^d/s

Kante, Amara. n.d. Live.

· kassa^d/s

Kanté, Diéfadima. 2003. Frankonodou. Frikyiwa, FRICKCD 1752.

· jarabi^d

Kante, Djessou Mory. 1998. Guitare sèche. Popular African Music, PAM AG 701.

· diya^d; janjon^d

———. 2014. River Strings. Sterns Africa, STCD1124.

· fakoli^d; janjon^d; konkoba^d; tubaka^d

Kante, Kerfala. 1994. L'oiseau du Sankara. Sonodisc 6812.

[Sourakata Diabate]

———. 2002. Que se passe-t-il? Syllart, SYLAF 96175.

[Adama Conde]

Kante, Mamadou. 1983. Drums from Mali. Playasound, PLS-65132.

· lamban/sandia^d/r; manjani^d/r; sunu^d/r

Kante, Manfila (ex-Ambassadeurs). 1991. Kante Manfila and Balla Kalla: Kankan Blues. Popular African Music, OA 201.

· fama denke^d; nanfulen^d; sunjata^d

[Djessou Mory Kante]

———. 1994. N'na niwale: Kankan Blues II. Popular African Music, PAM 402.

· tubaka^d

[Ibrahima "RDA" Soumano]

———. 1998. Back to Farabanah (Kankan Blues Verse III). Popular African Music, PAM OA 207.

[Mory Diabate]

———. 1999. Tradition. Celluloid.

[Ibrahima "RDA" Soumano]

Kante, Manfila, and Salif Keita. 2005 Dans l'authenticité. Musiki. Partial re-release of Badmos, BLP5031 and BLP5032, published ca. 1979.

· jimbasengo^d; jula jekere^d; kura m'bisan^d; taara^d; tiramakan^d

Kante, Mory. 1982. N'Diarabi. Balani/Mélodie, 66931. Reissued in 1993 as Celluloid, 66931-2.

· kura m'bisan^d; mariama^d

———. 1986. 10 Cola Nuts. Barclay 837 614-1.

· kebendo^d

———. 1987. Akwaba Beach. Barclay/Polydor, 833 119-2.

· nanfulen^d

———. 1996. Tatebola. Misslin, DME 18.

[Adama Conde]

———. 2004. Sabou. Riverboat, TUGCD 1034.

· kaira^d

[Adama Conde]

Kante, Yacouba. n.d. Le Messager du Manding. Sweet Sound/BGDA, 2211D.

· haidara/tantamba^d

Keita, Aly. 2008. Akwaba Inisene. Contre-jour, CJ016.

· kassa^d; keme burema/sori^d; koreduga^d

[Aly Keita]

Keita, Mamady. 1989. Wassolon. Fonti Musicali, FMD 581159.

· dunumba^d/r; jole^d/r; kassa^d/r; ; komo (denw)^d/r; soboninkun^d/r; soli^d/r; tiriba^d/r

———. 1992. Nankama. Fonti Musicali, FMD 195.

· dunumba^d/r; jaa^d/r; konkoba^d/r; manjani^d/r; sörsörnë^d/r/s; yankadi^d/r

———. 1995. Mögöbalu. Fonti Musicali, FMD 205.

· dunumba^d/r; kawa^d/r; konden^d/r; mamaya^d/r/s; sökö^d/r/s; soli^d/r; soliwulen^d/r

[Alikhali [Khali] Camara]

[Soriba Camara]

———. 1996. Hamana. Fonti Musicali, FMD 211.

· dunumba^d/r

———. 1998. Afö. Fonti Musicali, FMD 215.

· jaa^d/r

———. 2000. Balandugu Kan. Fonti Musicali, FMD 218.

· jaa^d/r; konden^d/r; manjani^d/r; soboninkun^d/r

———. 2002. A Giatè. Fonti Musicali, FMD 224.

· mane^d

[Balla Camara No. 1]

[Djania Camara]

[Lansi Diabaté]

[Sandan Kouyaté]

———. 2003. Mamady Lèè. Fonti Musicali, FMD 221.

· dunumba^d

———. 2004. Sila Laka. Fonti Musicali, FMD 228.

· jole^d/r; kassa^d/r; komo (denw)^d/r; soboninkun^d/r; soli^d/r; tiriba^d/r

[Balla Camara No. 1]

[Almamy Camara]

———. 2007.Mandeng Djara. Fonti Musicali, FMD 231.

· jaa^r; kala^d/r

———. 2010. Hakili. Zig Zag World/Cristal Records CR 170-71.

· sunjata^d

[Djeli Mady Kouyate]

Keita, Mamady Ijalit. 1999. African Drums: Traditional Mandingue Rhythms. Legacy International.

· dunumba^d; mamaya^d; soli^d; yankadi^d

Keita, Mamani, and Nicolas Repac. 2006. Yelema. No Format, NOF9.

· jarabi^d

Keita, Salif. 1991. Amen. Mango, 162 539 910-2.

· janjon^d; nanfulen^d

[Keletigui Diabate]

———. 1995. "Folon" . . . The Past. Mango, 162 531 022-2.

[Lansine "Boua" Kouyate]

Keita, Salif. 2005. M'Bemba. Universal International 9831227.

· kassa^d

Keita, Salif, and Manfila Kante. 2005. The Lost Album. Cantos/Syllart 790003026.

· jula jekere^d; tiramakan^d

Keita, Seckou. 2006. Seckou Keita Quartet: Afro-Mandinka Soul (Tama-silo). ARC Music, EUCD 2028.

· jula jekere^d

Keletigui et Ses Tambourinis. 1967a. Orchestre Paillote sous la direction de Traore Keletigui. Vol. 1. Syliphone, SLP 1.

· jarabi^d; mamaya^d/s; mariama^d

———. 1967b. Orchestre Paillote sous la direction de Traore Keletigui. Vol. 2. Syliphone, SLP 3.

· duga^d; jarabi^d/s; mamaya^d

———. 1972. Bébé. Syliphone, SLP 3. Reissued 1999, Bolibana, 76030-2.

· bakari jan^d; talasa^d; yankadi^d

Keur Senegal. 2000. Salya. Vol. 2. Syliphone, SLP 3.

· salya^d

Kienou, Amadou. 1999. Amadou Kienou & son Ensemble Foteban: Aya Fo.

· dunumba^d; makuru^d; manjani^d; sökö^d; yankadi^d

———. 2004. Sya: Rhythmes de la Tradition du Burkina Faso. Felmay, FY8083.

· dunumba^r; sabar^r; taara^r; tiriba^r

———. 2006. Amadou Kienou & son Ensemble Foteban: Taabali. Felmay, FY 8108.

[Dara Sanou]

Knight, Roderic, prod. 1972. Kora Manding: Mandinka Music of The Gambia. Ethnodisc, ER 12102.

· allah l'a ke^d/r; lamban/sandia^d/r; maki^d/r; tutu jara/bajuru^d/r

Koita, Ami. 1978. Pour Collectionneur. Vol. 3. Amy Koïta. S4307. Cassette.

· taara^d

———. 1986. Tata Sira. Editions Bolibana, 42079-2.

· jarabi^d/s

[Keletigui Diabate]

———. 1986? Ami Koita: Debe. Disques Esperance, ESP 7517.

· janjon^d

[Keletigui Diabate]

———. 1987. Nankan. Super Sound, SS 66. Recorded in Abidjan. Malian cassette. Reissued in 1992 as Mali Stars. Mélodie, 38115-2.

· jawura^d

———. 1989. Ami Koita. MSAC/BMDA, BM 89. Cassette.

· jarabi^d

[Keletigui Diabate]

———. 1991. La Sublime Ami Koita. Cassette.

· jawura^d

———. 1992. Mamaya. Mélodie, 38120-2.

· kaira^d; lamban/sandia^d; mamaya^d/s; tutu jara/bajuru^d

[Kemo Kouyate]

———. 1993. Songs of Praise. Reissue of 1992 and 1987. Sterns Africa, STCD 1039.

· jawura^d; kaira^d; lamban/sandia^d; mamaya^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

[Kemo Kouyate]

———. 1995. Carthage. Sonodisc, CDS 6840.

[Makan Diabate]

———. 1999. Amy Koïta: Sarama. Samir Naman.

· keme burema/sori^d

———. 2002. Djigui. Créon, 765042.

· jarabi^d

[Famoro Dioubate]

———. 2007. Ami Koita: Classic Titles. MRA 60702.

· jawura^d; mali sajo^d; mamaya^d; sunjata^d

[Kemo Kouyate]

Koita, Diaba. 199? Khassonke. Bolibana, BIP 91.

· kelefaba^d; kele ma'nyi^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

[Lansine "Boua" Kouyate]

Koita, Moriba. 1997. Sorotoumou. Cobalt, 09279-2.

· duga^d; jarabi^d/s; kaira^d; taara^d; tabara^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

[Lansine "Boua" Kouyate]

Koite, Habib, and Bamada. 1999. Ma Ya. Putumayo, PUTU 146-2.

[Baba Sissoko]

Koite, Sourakata. 1986. Kora. Keytone Records BV.

· jaka^d; kala^d; taara^d

———. 1990. Les griots: Sourakata Koite et Diombo Kouyate. Koch International, 322 412.

· bani/makhadi^d; jarabi^d; jula jekere^d

[Diombo Kouyate]

Konate, Billy Nankouma. 2003. Saboule Möyala N'Wölobalou Kobarika.

· duga^d; dunumba^d; manjani^d; sökö^d/s; soli^d; yankadi^d

———. 2005. M'Badakan.

· duga^d; dunumba^d; kala^d; konkoba^d; janjon^d; soboninkun^d; soli^d

———. 2007. Iniké Papa.

· konden^d

———. 2008. Siyara Manden Mansa. Djembeschule, 005264.

· dunumba^d; jaa^d; fakoli^d; kassa^d; kawa^d; konkoba^d; manjani^d; soli^d; soliwulen^d

Konaté, Diarra. 2005. Sabari Kagnin.

· dunumba^d; janjon^d; jarabi^d; kala^d

———. 2006. Hamana Djembé Mankan.

· dunumba^d

Konate, Famoudou. 1988. Famoudou Konaté maître-djembé et l'Ensemble Hamana Dan Ba. Guinée: Percussions et chants malinké. 2 vols. Buda, 92727-2 and 1977832.

· dunumba^d/r; konden^d/r

———. 1991. Rhythmen der Malinke. Staatliche Museen zu Berlin.

· dunumba^d/r; kassa^d/r/s; mamaya^d/r; manjani^d/r; sofa^d/r; sökö^d/r; soli^d/r

———. 2000. Hamana Föli Kan. Buda, 82230-2.

· konkoba^d/r; lamban/sandia^d/r

———. 2008. Hamana Namun. TARIKUmusique, CD TAR 02.

· kawa^d/r; konkoba^d/r; soliwulen^d/r

Konate, Fanta, and Petit Mamady Keita. 2008. Djubafedea. Brazilmusica, 81051.

· dunumba^d; kassa^d/s; sökö^d; warra^d

Konate, Ibro, and Anta. n.d. Walla Walla. Weltwunder CD 919-2.

· dunumba^d; kassa^d/s; konden^d; makuru^d

Kone, Babani. 1997. Sanou Djala. Samassa. Re-released by Sterns Music, STCD 1085.

[Fode Lassana Diabate]

Kone, Basidi. 2008. Komi Jose Buanzan. SambaLolo.

· koreduga^d

———. 1998. Barika. Camara.

[Fode Lassana Diabate]

———. 2011. Gnoumandon. Kalitex.

· kele ma'nyi^d

Kone, Djessira. 2005. Musique d'Afrique de l'Ouest. 2 vols. Camara.

· jawura^d; kaira^d; sakonke^d; sunjata^d

Kone, Drissa. 2008. Kurubamako. Extra/Extraplatte, EXCD697.

· manjani^d; soboninkun^d

Kone, Mamoutou. 2008. Folidouma.

· dunumba^d; komo (denw)^d; soboninkun^d; yankadi^d

Kone, Mamoutou. 2009. Konmonfoli.

· soboninkun^d; yankadi^d

Kone, Tidiani, and Orchestre Poly-Rythmo. 2001. Demeli. Espace Africa.

· jarabi^d; sunjata^d; taara^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

Konte, Bai. 1982. Konte Family Mandinka Music: Kora Music and Songs from The Gambia. Virgin, VX 1006.

· faringbulo^d/r; hama ba jata^d/r; jimbasengo^d/r; masani cisse^d/r; sira ba bolo^r; tutu jara/bajuru^d/r

———. 1989. Kora Melodies from the Republic of The Gambia, West Africa. Rounder CD 5001.

· allah l'a ke^d; chedo^d; jula jekere^d; kelefaba^d; simbomba^d; sinyaro^d/s; taara^d

Konte, Alhaji Bai, Dembo Konte, and Ma Lamini Jobarteh. 1979. Kora Duets by Alhaji Bai Konte and Dembo Konte and by Dembo Konte and Ma Lamini Jobate. Folkways. FW 8514.

· jimbasengo^d/r; kumbu sora^d/r; sira ba bolo^r; tutu jara/bajuru^d/r

Konte, Dembo, and Kausu Kuyateh. 1987a. Tanante. Rogue, FMSL 2009.

· tiramakan^d/r

———. 1987b. Simbomba. Red House, RHR 27; Rogue, FSML 2011. Reissued 1998, as Kairaba Jabi. Weekend Beatnik, WEBE 9032.

· kaira^d; salya^d; simbomba^d; tiramakan^d

———. 1992. Dembo Konte, Kausu Kuyateh and the Jali Roll Orchestra: Jali Roll. Omnium, OMM 2004D.

· allah l'a ke^d; lamban/sandia^d

Konte, Dembo, Kausu Kuyateh, and Mawdo Suso. 1995. Dembo Konte, Kausu Kuyateh and Mawdo Suso: Jaliology. Xenophile, XENO 4036.

· lamban/sandia^d

[Mawdo Suso]

Konte, Dembo, and Malamini Jobarteh. 1984. Baa Toto. Wallbank Warwick, WWCD005.

· allah l'a ke^d; chedo^d; fode kaba^d; kumbu sora^d; sinyaro^d/s

Konte, Lamine. 1975. La kora: Les rythmes, les percussions et la voix de Lamine Konté. Vol. 2. Arion, ARN 33313.

· kaira^d/r; kulanjan^d/r; kumbu sora^d

[Kabine Kouyate]

———. 1977a. Chant du nègre... chant du monde. Arion, ARN 33395.

· chedo^d; makuru^d; mariama^d

———. 1977b. Tinqué Rinqué. Sonafric, SAF 50049.

· allah l'a ke^d; jimbasengo^d; masani cisse^d

———. 1982. Afrique, Mon Afrique. Arion, ARN 33701.

· fode kaba^d; lasidan^d

———. 1988. La kora du Sénégal. Vol. 1. Arion, ARN 64036. Reissue of ARN 33313, 1975 with selections from ARN 33701, 1982.

· fode kaba^d; kaira^d/r; kulanjan^d/r; kumbu sora^d; lasidan^d

[Kabine Kouyate]

———. 1989. La kora du Sénégal. Vol. 2. Chant et poésie d'Afrique Noire. Arion, ARN 64070. Reissue of selections from ARN 33395, 1977 with selections from ARN 33179, 1974, and ARN 33701, 1982.

· chedo^d; jarabi^d/s; mariama^d

———. 1990. Songs of the Griots. JVC, VICG-5008.

· jaka^d; janjon^d; sidi yella^d; sinyaro^d/s

Koungbanan Conde Ensemble. 2002? Percussions du Sankaran. Large Scale Productions, LLC.

· dunumba^d; kassa^d; kawa^d; soli^d

Kourouma, Mamady Wadaba. 2002. Oroko Kan! ELSP.

· kassa^d; konden^d

Kouyate, Balla, and World Vision. 2007. Sababu. Self-produced.

· allah l'a ke^d; kouyate fasa^d

[Balla Kouyate]

Kouyate, Bassekou, and Ngoni Ba. 2007. Segu Blue. Out Here Records, OH 013-CD.

[Fode Lassana Diabate]

———. 2013. Jama ko. Out Here Records, OH 021S.

· kele ma'nyi^d

Kouyate, Batourou Sekou. 1975. Keme Bourama. Kola Label/Makossa KR 28.

· janjon^d; keme burema/sori^d; kulanjan^d; warra^d

[Kankou Sory Kante]

———. 1977. Chants du Mandingue. Société Ivoirienne du Disque SID LP 01.

· janjon^d; keme burema/sori^d; kulanjan^d; warra^d

[Kankou Sory Kante]

Kouyate, (El Hadj) Djeli Sory. 1992. Guinée: Anthologie du balafon mandingue. 3 vols. Buda, 92520-2, 92534-2, 92535-2.

· 56^d/r; apollo^d; bani/makhadi^d/r; boloba/kura^d/r; fama denke^d/r; fasson^d/r; hasiminka^d/r; janjon^d/r; keme burema/sori^d/r; lamban/sandia^d/r; lasidan^d/r; mamadou bitiki^d/r; mamaya^d/r; nwato mbara^d/r; saxo dugu^d/r; sunjata^d/r; tubaka^d/r; tutu jara/bajuru^d/r

[El Hadj Djeli Sory Kouyate]

Kouyate, Djimo. 1992. Yankadi: Manding Drum Rhythms. Cassette.

· jawura^d; lamban/sandia^d; manjani^d

Kouyate, Famoro. 1992. Famoro Kouyate and Kike: Assusu. Popular African Music, PAM OA 204.

[Issiaga Kouyate]

[Mamadou Kouyate]

Kouyate, Fode. 1996. Djelia. Celluloid/Mélodie, 66947-2.

· kouyate fasa^d; kulanjan^d; soli^d

[Kemo Kouyate]

Kouyate, Hadja, and Ali Boulo Santo. 2001. Manding-ko. Frikyiwa FKW001.

· allah l'a ke^d; bakari jan^d

Kouyate, Hadja et les guinéens. 2003. Yilimalo. Frikyiwa FRIKCD1755.

· jarabi^d

[Adama Conde]

Kouyate, Kandia. 1983. Amary Daou présente Kandia Kouyate. A.D. 001.

· kulanjan^d

[Loutigui Diabate]

———. 1983. Kandja Kouyaté Et L'Ensemble Instrumental Du Mali: La Grande Vedette Malienne. Unknown Publisher, 232. Cassette.

· bani/makhadi^d; guede man na^d/s

———. 1994. Sa kunu sa. Camara Production, CK7 094.

· allah l'a ke^d; jawura^d; jula jekere^d; sunjata^d

———. 1999. Kita Kan. Sterns Africa, STCD 1088.

· jawura^d; sunjata^d; tabara^d

[Adama Conde]

Kouyate, Kaniba Oule. 1994. Démocratie. A.T.A. Audio-visuel Mr. Drame, DK 30. Cassette.

· talasa^d

[Djeli Mady Kouyate]

———. n.d. Diya. Camara, CK7 009. Cassette.

[Lansine "Boua" Kouyate]

Kouyate, Lansana. 1994. Mandeng Djeli 6. Lansana Kouyate Productions, LKP 006.

· duga^d; lamban/sandia^d; makuru^d/s; sökö^d

[Lansana Kouyate]

———. 1996. Mandeng djeli. Lansana Kouyate Productions, LKP 002.

[Lansana Kouyate]

[Abou Sylla]

———. 1996. Manding djeli. Celeste.

· dunumba^d; guinea fare^d; janjon^d; jole^d; keme burema^d; mane^d; soli^d

[Lansana Kouyate]

Kouyate, Lansine, and David Neerman. 2008. Kangaba. Universal.

· boloba^d; jarabi^d/s

[Lansine "Boua" Kouyate]

[Nankoman Kouyate]

Kouyate, Maa Hawa, and Soundioulou Cissokho. 2010. Le Couple Royal de la Musique Traditionnelle Africaine à Paris. Cantos Music, GBR 3802.

· bani/makhadi^d; jaka^d; jula jekere^d

Kouyate, Mah no. 1. 2004? Samaya Djely Dite Mah Kouyate no. 1. 2 vols. Camara.

· sunjata^d

Kouyate, Mah no. 2. 2005. Sumu. 2 vols. Camara.

· bani/makhadi^d; kele ma'nyi^d; kulanjan^d; mali sajo^d; mamadou bitiki^d; simbomba^d

———. 2008. Diatigui. Kalitex.

· duga^d

Kouyate, M'Bady. 1997. Kora Mandingue: Soutoukoun. Indigo Label Bleu.

· fode kaba^d; kelefaba^d; kumbu sora^d

Kouyate, M'Bady, and Diaryatou Kouyate. 1996. Guinée: Kora et chant du N'Gabu. 2 vols. Buda, 92648-2, 92692-2.

· allah l'a ke^d/r; boloba/kura^d/r; chedo^d/r; jaka^d/r; kelefaba^d/r; keme burema/sori^d/r; lamban/sandia^d/r; maki^d/r; mali sajo^d/r; mariama^d/r; sunjata^s; tutu jara/bajuru^d/r

Kouyate, Morikeba. 1997. Music of Senegal. Traditional Crossroads, 4285.

· chedo^d; jimbasengo^d; lamban/sandia^d; mariama^d; yankadi^d

[Naby "Coyah" Camara]

Kouyate, Mory Djeli Dienne. 1990. Lamini Magassouba. Super Selection, BGDA 9123. Cassette.

· diya^d; fakoli^d; diya^d; nanfulen^d; tubaka^d

[M'Mabou Camara]

———. 1993. La renaissance mandingue. Sona Store Production, 2091. Cassette.

[M'Mabou Camara]

Kouyate, Mory Djely, and Jean-Philippe Rykiel. 2010. Tinkiso. Celluloid.

· alifa yaya^d; jarabi^d; lamban/sandia^d; nanfulen^d

Kouyaté, Noumoukounda. 2006. Maki: Niani Praise Songs. Colophon Records.

· allah l'a ke^d; chedo^d; keme burema/sori^d; maki^d

Kouyate, Ousmane. 1990. Domba. Mango CD 539886-2.

· denykemba^d

[Mohamed "Souaro" Cissoko]

Kouyate, Papa et Kandia. 2012. O.U.A. Believe/Bolibana.

· jawura^d; keme burema/sori^d; warra^d/s

Kouyate, Sadio. n.d. Sadio Kouyate. SYL 8346.

· bani^d; lamban/sandia^d

Kouyate, Sanougue. 198? Sanoudie Kouyate. SYL 83107.

· bani^d; warra^d

Kouyate, Saramba. 2012. Saramba Kouyaté Dite "Toumbou:" 56. Djamnaty.

· 56^d

Kouyate, Sekou Batourou. 1976. Et sa cora. Cassette.

· allah l'a ke^d; mamaya^d; sunjata^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

Kouyate, Sekouba Kandia. 1990? Sekouba Kandia Kouyate et les Heritiers. Super Selection, SS 2822. Guinean cassette.

[Famoro Dioubate]

———. n.d. Sarama. AMC.

· jaka^d; keme burema/sori^d

Kouyate, Soriba. 1999. Kanakassi. ACT 9272-2/Vision.

· bani^d; fama denke^d; mariama^d; masani cisse^d; saxo dugu^d

Kouyaté, Sory et Son Ensemble. 1977. Son et Rythme d'Afrique. Sacodis LS 1-77

· apollo^d; jina muso^d

Kouyaté, Sory Kandia. 1999a. Grand prix du disc 1970. Académie Charles Cros. Mélodie, 38203-2. Re-issue of 1970, SLP 12, with "Toubaka" and "Chants de rejouissance" from Kouyaté Kandia des Ballets Africains de Keita Fodéba. Vogue EPL 7257. 45rpm disc.

· mali sajo^d; saxo dugu^d; suwaresi^d; tubaka^d

[El Hadj Djeli Sory Kouyate]

———. 1999b. Tour d'Afrique de la chanson. Mélodie, 38204-2. Re-issue of 1971, SLP 20, with "A nina", "Malisadio", and "Lamban".

· lamban/sandia^d/s; mali sajo^d; nina^d; taara^d

[El Hadj Djeli Sory Kouyate]

———. 1999c. L'épopée du Mandingue. Mélodie, 38205-2. Re-issue of 1973, SLP 36, SLP 37 and "Toutou diarra" from SLP 38.

· chedo^d/r; duga^d/r; janjon^d/r; keme burema/sori^d/r; masani cisse^d/r; tutu jara/bajuru^d/r/s

[El Hadj Djeli Sory Kouyate]

Kouyate, Tata Bambo. 1985. À Paris 1985: Hommage à Baba Cissoko. SA 300058. Reissued in 1989 as Jatigui, Globestyle, CD ORB 042.

· duga^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

[Keletigui Diabate]

[Bourema Kouyate]

Kouyate, Wande. n.d. Bara Muso. E02871191-4.

[Keletigui Diabate]

Kuyateh, Karamo. 1999. On the Road to Gambia.

· alifa yaya^d; hama ba jata^d; masani cisse^d

Lanaya. 1998. Soun Soun, La Tradition Mandingue. Terp African Series AS-01.

· sunjata^d

[Fassery Diabate]

Laye Den Bagaga. 2009. Kambora. BKS.

· duga^d

Lô, Ismaïla. 1981. Ismaïla Lô '81: "L'Homme Orchestre" Gor Sayina. Cantos Music.

· chedo^d

Maal, Baaba. 1989. Djam leelii: The Adventurers. Recorded 1984. Mango CCD 9840.

· bani/makhadi^d; masani cisse^d; taara^d

[Diombo Kouyate]

———. 1991. Baayo. Mango, 162 539 907-2.

· janjon^d; keme burema/sori^d; mariama^d

Mama Draba. 2012. Belle Fille. Camara Productions.

· alfa yaya^d; keme burema^d; lamban/sandia^d

———. 2012. Mamadou Cissoko. Camara Productions.

· duga^d; taara^d

Mandé Foli. 1998. Griot: Songs and Rhythms. Materiali Sonori, 90091.

· lamban/sandia^d; saxo dugu^d; tiramakan^d

Mandekalou. 2005. The Art and Soul of the Mande Griots. Syllart/Melodie 79663-2.

· keme burema/sori^d; mali sajo^d; sunjata^d; tiramakan^d

———. 2006. The Art and Soul of the Mande Griots II. Discograph/Syllart 6128672.

· fakoli^d; janjon^d; kanimba^d/s

[Alikhali [Khali] Camara]

Mandeng Tunya. 1997. M'Faké. Mandinka Magic Music. U.S. cassette.

· allah l'a ke^d/r; kulanjan^d/r; lamban/sandia^d/r; sinyaro^d/r; sunjata^d/r

[Karamba Dambakate]

Mandingo Ambassadors. 2009. Radio NYC: Live At WKCR. Completelly Nuts, CTN-004.

· keme burema/sori^d; yankadi^d

Mandingo Griot Society. 1981. Mighty Rhythm. Flying Fish, FF 269.

· apollo^d; chedo^d; janjon^d; jimbasengo^d; sidi yella^d

Mansaré, Mamady. n.d. Flauta de Guinea. Private Lessons Recorded in Mexico.

· janjon^d; keme burema^d; kobadia^d; nanfulen^d; sökö^d; sunjata^d

Markus, Michael. 2004. Magbana. Michael Markus.

· baö^d; dunumba^d; kawa^d; konden^d; sökö^d; sörsörnë^d

[Famoro Dioubate]

Mata Vieux. 2003. Jallonké Sigui. Syllart, MATA 2003 CD.

· kobadia^d; konkoba^d

Mbaye, Abdoulaye "Ya". 2002. Le Djembe. 2 vols. Africa Productions, C9906 & C9908.

· dunumba^d; kakilambe^d; lamban/sandia^d; mane^d; manjani^d; sunu^d

Les Merveilles d'Afrique. 1996. Diya. Konkoba Music.

· boloba/kura^d; diya^d; dunumba^dguinea fare^d; jole^d; sinyaro^s; sörsörnë^d; yankadi^d

[Abou Sylla]

Les Messagers du Mali. 1983. Les Messagers du Mali. Musique Mondial, MAD 011. Also issued on cassette: Noble, KS 342.

· bani/makhadi^d; sinyaro^d

Ministère de l'information du Mali. 1971. Première anthologie de la musique malienne: 4 LPs. 1. Le Mali des steppes et des savannes: Les Mandingues. 4. L'Ensemble Instrumental du Mali. 5. Cordes anciennes. 6. Fanta Damba: La tradition épique. Barenreiter Musicaphon, BM 30L 2501, BM 30L 2504 to 06.

· allah l'a ke^d/r; bakari jan^d/r; bani/makhadi^d/r; da monzon^d/r; duga^d/r; fama denke^d/r/s; janjon^d/r; kaira^d/r; keme burema/sori^d/r/s; kulanjan^d/r; maki^d/r; mali sajo^d/r; miniyamba^d/r; soli^d/r; sunjata^d/r; taara^d/r; tiramakan^d/r; tutu jara/bajuru^d/r

[Loutigui Diabate]

[Bourema Kouyate]

[Nankoman Kouyate]

Miss Maawa. 2009. Bi Fourou. Roadmusic.

· jina muso^d

Monimba et Yakassé Mé. 2002? En face de Ciné Cool.

· manjani^d; soboninkun^d

Nyakɜ. 199? Tondjon. Tondjon.

· kanimba^d

N'Diaye, Madina. 2006. Bimogow. Sound of World, SW105.

· bani/makhadi^d; kaira^d

[Lamine Traore]

National Badema. 1983. National Badema. Syllart, SYL 8355/Melodie 38748-1. Also issued in 1977 on Mali Konkan, KO77.07.07.

· guede man na^d/s; tiramakan^d

Ngom, Moussa. 2012. Circulation Lamp Fall. KSF Productions.

· chedo^d

Nimba. 199? Percussions et musiques d'Afrique de l'Ouest. MPO 111001.

· dunumba^d; jole^d; manjani^d; soli^d; yankadi^d

[Djeli Mady Kouyate]

Les Nyamakala du Fouta Djallon. 1992. Guinée: Les Nyamakala du Fouta Jallon. Buda, 92530-2.

· 56^d/r

Orchestre Gorom. 1977. Senegal "Authentic 1977". Sonodisc, SAF 50056.

· mariama^d

Orchestre du Jardin de Guinée. 1967. Sous la direction de Onivogui Balla. Syliphone, SLP 2.

· jarabi^d; kaira^d; mamaya^d; saxo dugu^d

L'Orchestre le Bida de la Capitale. 1977. L'Orchestre le Bida de la Capitale. Mali Kunkan, KO 77.04.19.

· bani/makhadi^d/r

Orchestre National "A" de la République du Mali. 1972. L'Orchestre National "A" de la République du Mali. Barenreiter Musicaphon, BM 30L 2605.

· duga^d; miniyamba^d; taara^d

Orchestre Régional de Kayes. 1972. Les meilleurs souvenirs de la Première Biennale Artistique et Culturelle de la Jeunesse (1970): Orchestre Régional de Kayes. Barenreiter Musicaphon. BM 30L 2604.

· duga^d; mali sajo^d

Orchestre Régional de Mopti. 1972. Les meilleurs souvenirs de la Première Biennale Artistique et Culturelle de la Jeunesse (1970): Orchestre Régional de Mopti. Barenreiter Musicaphon, BM 30L 2602.

· taara^d

Oulare, Alpha, and Sugé. 2001. Alakhawonmaly. United One.

· kakilambe^d/s; suge^d; yankadi^d

Oulare, Fadouba. 2008. Fadouba Oulare. Abaraka Music.

· fakoli^d/r; kawa^d/r; konden^d/r; konkoba^d/r; manjani^d/r; nanfulen^d/r/s; sökö^d/r/s

[Sekou Conde]

Percussions de Guinée. 1989. Percussions de Guinée. Buda, 82501-2; Doundoumba, DDB 40002.

· dunumba^d; jole^d; kassa^d; sörsörnë^d

———. 1994. Percussions de Guinée. Vol. 2. Buda, 92586-2.

· boloba/kura^d; dunumba^d; lasidan^d; saxo dugu^d

[El Hadj Djeli Sory Kouyate]

———. 2002. Les Genies du Djembe. Konkoba Music.

· dunumba^d/r; fasson^d; guinea fare^d/r; manti muri^d

[Alikhali [Khali] Camara]

Pevar, Marc, prod. 1978. Gambia's Music. Vol. 1. Folkways, FE 4521.

· alifa yaya^d/r; fode kaba^d/r; masani cisse^d/r; sidi yella^d

[Jali Kabele Jobate]

[Salun Kuyateh]

Polak, Rainer, prod. 1996. The Mali Tradition: The Art of Jenbe Drumming. Bandaloop, BLP 001.

· fula fare^d; komo (denw)^d; soboninkun^d

———. 1997. Dònkili/Call to Dance: Festival Music from Mali. PAN Records, PAN 2060CD.

· manjani^d/r; sunu^d/r

———. 1999. Jakite, Dunbia, Kuyate, and Samake: Bamakò Fòli: Jenbe Music from Bamako (Mali). Self-produced.

· dunumba^d/r; komo (denw)^d/r; manjani^d; sunu^d/r

———. 2008. The Art of Jenbe Drumming: The Mali Tradition. Vol. 2. Bibiafrica 30542.

· manjani^d/r; sunu^d/r

Rail Band. 1976a. Melodias Rail Band du Mali I. With Salif Keita. Kouma, KLP 1040.

· sunjata^d; tiramakan^d

———. 1976b. Melodias Rail Band du Mali II. Reissue of part of 1972, BM 30L 2606 with other material. With Salif Keita and Fanta Damba. Kouma, KLP 1043.

· maki^d; nan koman jan^d; sunjata^d

———. 1995. Super Rail Band: Mansa. Label Bleu/Indigo LBLC 2520.

· jawura^d; kaira^d; sunjata^d

———. 1998. Rail Band: Salif Keita et Mory Kante. Syllart/Mélodie, 38750-2. Reissue of 1972, BM 30L 2606 and 1975 HNLX 5151.

· duga^d

———. 2006. Classic Titles. Le Rail Band feat. Mory Kanté. Cantos Records, 0023. Reissue of material from 1973, 1975, and 1977.

· mamadou bitiki^d

———. 2007. Belle Epoque. Vol. 1. Soundiata. Sterns, STCD 3033-34. 2 vols. Reissue of: 1970, BM 30 L 2606; 1973, RCAM 013373; 1975, RCAM 3301-02, 3305; and 1976, Kouma 1040.

· duga^d; sunjata^d

———. 2009. Belle Epoque. Vol. 3. Dioba. Sterns, STCD 3043-44. 2 vols. Reissue of: 1973, RCAM 013373; 1975, RCAM 3301-05; and 1976, Kouma KLP 1043.

· maki^d

Rigert, Stéphen. 2002. Between. Talking-Drums.

[Fode Lassana Diabate]

Rouget, Gilbert, prod. 1954. Dahomey: Musique du Roi. Guinée: Musique Malinké. Contrepoint MC 20146. Malinke music also issued on Vogue LDM 30113 (1972). Also see Merriam 1970, items 377–79. See Rouget 1999.

· fama denke^d/s; kaira^d; keme burema/sori^d; sira ba bolo^d

[Sidi Karamon Dioubate]

[Sidi Mamadi Dioubate]

[Sidi Moussa Dioubate]

———. 1999. Guinée: Musique des Malinké. Le Chant du Monde/Harmonia Mundi, CNR 2741112. Reissue of all Guinean material from 1954 and 1972 with expanded notes.

· fama denke^d/r; kaira^d/r; keme burema/sori ^d/r; komo (denw)^d/r; sira ba bolo^d/r; sunjata^r; tabara^d/r

[Sidi Karamon Dioubate]

[Sidi Mamadi Dioubate]

[Sidi Moussa Dioubate]

Sacko, Fanta. 1972. Musique du Mali. Vol. 1. Fanta Sacko. Barenreiter Musicaphon, BM 30L 2551.

· jarabi^d/r/s; taara^d/r; tubaka^d/r

Sacko, Ousmane. 1987. La nuit des griots. Recorded 1983. Ocora/Harmonia Mundi, HM CD83.

· apollo^d/r; duga^d/r; lamban/sandia^d/r; miniyamba^d; ; tutu jara/bajuru^d

[Bourema Kouyate]

———. 2012. Merveilles du Passé Vol. 2a (Bolibana Collection.) Bolibana.

· apollo^d

[Bourema Kouyate]

———. 2012. Merveilles du Passé Vol. 2b (Bolibana Collection.) Bolibana.

· kele ma'nyi^d

[Bourema Kouyate]

Sacko, Sekou, and Ramata Kouyate. 1991. Sekou and Ramata. Mande/Island, 510713-4. Cassette.

[Kemo Kouyate]

[Lansine "Boua" Kouyate]

Saho, Lamin. 2003. Saba Miniamba.

· bani/makhadi^d; kaira^d; miniyamba^d

Sako, Mokontafe [Monkontafe]. 1976. Farafina mousow. Sonafric, SAF 50012.

[Bourema Kouyate]

———. 1976. La grande vedette malienne. Sonafric, SAF 50021.

[Bourema Kouyate]

———. 1977. Les aigles du Mali. Sonafric, SAF 50033.

[Bourema Kouyate]

———. 1977. Monkontafe Sako et son Ensemble Traditionnel. Sonafric, SAF 50059.

[Bourema Kouyate]

Sangare, Oumou. 1990. Moussolou. Syllart. Reissued 1991, World Circuit, WCD 021.

· jarabi^d

Sanogo, Mare. 2008. Fourasi. Phantom, 918851.

· masani cisse^d

Sarr, Ibrahima. 2006. Danaya Percussion Presents: Ibrahima Sarr. Ceremonial Drumming in Modern Bamako. Kanaga System Krush, KSKCD007.

· kaira^d; lamban/sandia^d; soboninkun^d

[Lassine Diabate]

———. 2008. Porte 386. Fonti Musicali, FM 232.

· jawura^d; kouyate fasa^d/r; lamban/sandia^d; sunjata^d; sunu^d

[Lassana Kouyate]

Seck, Cheick Tidiane, and Hank Jones. 1995. Hank Jones Meets Cheick-Tidiane Seck and the Mandinkas: Sarala. Verve, 314 528 783-2.

[Lansine "Boua" Kouyate]

Seck, Mansour. 1994. Nder Foura Tooro. Vol. 1. Sterns Africa, STCD 1061.

· kaira^d; keme burema/sori^d

Seck, Pape Samory. 2001. Le Deggo. Championsound, 12032.

· sunu^d

Sidibe, Aruna, and Brulye Doumbia. 2007. Mali Drums: Old Masters. Earthcds Partners.

· dunumba^d; soboninkun^d; soli^d

Sidibe, Coumba. 2000. Djanjoba. Believe/Camara Production.

· janjon^d

Sidimé, Tiranké. 2000. Kèrökö. CDS Production/Syllart.

· jarabi^d

———. 2011. Makale. BKS.

· paya paya^d

Sissokho, Zal Idrissa. 2008. Silaba. Disques Nuits D'Afrique, AFR2-2101.

· kumbu sora^d

Sissoko, Bazoumana. n.d. Bazoumana Sissoko. FG 1162.

· janjon^d; sunjata^d

———. 1970. Mali: Epic, Historical, Political and Propaganda Songs of the Socialist Government of Modibo Keita (1960-1968). Vol. 1. Recorded at Radio Mali 1960-64. Lyrichord, LLST7325, Albatros, VPA 88326.

· jawura^d; nan koman jan^d; sunjata^d/r; taara^d/r

———. 1971. Musique du Mali. 2 vols. 1. Bazoumana Sissoko, le vieux lion I. 2. Bazoumana Sissoko, le vieux lion II. Barenreiter Musicaphon, BM 30L 2552, BM 30L 2553.

· bakari jan^d/r; da monzon^d/r; maki^d/r; sunjata^d/r; taara^d/r

Sissoko, Djelimoussa "Ballake." 1997. Jeli Moussa Sissoko: Kora Music from Mali. Bibi B. Bucking Musikverlag/Nbg., 9764-2 Indigo.

· allah l'a ke^d/r; haidara/tantamba^d/r/s; jina muso^d/r; kaira^d/r; lamban/sandia^d/r; suwaresi^d/r

———. 2000. Deli. Indigo, 2576.

· da monzon^d; kelefaba^d; lamban/sandia^d; paya paya^d; talasa^d

[Fassery Diabate]

———. 2004. Tomora. Indigo, 2596.

· lasidan^d/s

———. 2013. At Peace. Six Degrees.

· tutu jara/bajuru^d

[Fassery Diabate]

Sissoko, Mama. 1997. Amours jarabi. Buda, 82940-2.

· duga^d

———. 1999. Soleil de minuit. Buda, 82990-2.

· jarabi^d; masani cisse^d

Sissoko, Tiécoro. 2014. Keme Borama. Kanaga System Krush, KSKCD013.

· apollo^d; haidara/tantamba^d; jarabi^d; keme burema^d; soli^d

Sissoko, Yakhouba, and Lansiné Kouyaté. 2006. Mali: Kora & Balafon. Sunset-France SA 510.

· haidara/tantamba^d/s; janjon^d; lamban/sandia^d; sunjata^d

[Lansine "Boua" Kouyate]

———. 2006. Boutiki. Charly Records.

· janjon^d; lamban/sandia^d; sunjata^d

[Lansine "Boua" Kouyate]

Sodia, Amadou. 1999? Touma sera. Syllart, SYLLAF 96045.

[Adama Conde]

Les Soeurs Diabaté (Mama, Sayon and Sona Diabaté.) 2002 Donkili Diarabi (Guinean Lovesongs). PAM 406.

· jarabi^d; mane^d

Sokan. 2007. An Gata. Mosaic.

· guinea fare^d; mamaya^d

[Issa Dembele]

Soumah, Momo "Wandel." 1991. Matchowé. Doundoumba, DDB 40004/Buda 82814-2.

· apollo^d; kassa^d/s; limbanji toko^d; sörsörnë^d/s

[Alikhali [Khali] Camara]

———. 1994. Momo le Doyen: African B.O. Blue Saphir, LVC 1079. Re-released 2012 by Buda Musique, 860221.

· sörsörnë^d/s

[Alikhali [Khali] Camara]

———. 2001. Afro Swing. Fonti Musicali, FMD217.

· limbanji toko^d

Soumano, Hadja. 1988. N teri diaba. Reissued on Hadja Soumano et Tata Bembo Kouyate. Mélodie 38110-2.

[Djely Mady Diabate]

Sow, Malick Pathé. 2008. Maayo Men. Muziekpublique, Muziek001.

· 56^d; alifa yaya^d

Sow, Mohamed Saïdou. 2006. Guinée: Flûte Peule du Fouta Djallon. Buda.

· 56^d; alifa yaya^d

Star Band de Dakar. 2010. Star Band de Dakar Vol. 6. Cantos.

· kura m'bisan^d; mariama^d

Super Boiro Band. 1972. Niaissa & Sa Trompette. Syliphone SLP32.

· jarabi^d; mariama^d

Super Biton de Segou. 1973. Regard sur le passé à travers le présent. Mali Music. MALI 1001. 33.3 rpm disc.

· bakari jan^d

Suso, Foday Musa. 1977. Sounds of West Africa: The Kora and the Xylophone. Lyrichord, LLST 7308.

· chedo^d; jimbasengo^d

———. 1978. Kora Music from The Gambia. Folkways, FW 8510. Reissued in 1990. Smithsonian Folkways, 08510.

· apollo^d/r; jula jekere^d/r; kelefaba^d/r; sunjata^d/r; tiramakan^d/r

———. 1984. Hand Power. Flying Fish, FF 70318.

· jula faso^d; tiramakan^d

Suso, Foday Musa, and Bill Laswell. 1997. Jali Kunda: Griots of West Africa and Beyond. Ellipsis Arts, CD3511.

· allah l'a ke^d/r; jula faso^d/r; jula jekere^d/r; kelefaba^r; keme burema/sori^d/r; lamban/sandia^d/r; sinyaro^d/r/s; sunjata^d/r

[Yaya Jassy]

[Fili Jobarteh]

[Omar Jobarteh]

[Sambel Jobarteh]

[Salun Kuyateh]

[Mahamadou Suso]

[Mawdo Suso]

Suso, Foday Musa, and Jack DeJohnette. 2005. Music from the Hears of the Masters. Kindred Rhythm, 1112.

· kaira^d; sunjata^d

Suso, Jali Nyama. 1996. Gambie: L'art de la kora. Reissue of 1972 with other unreleased material. OCORA, C 580027.

· alifa yaya^d/r; boloba/kura^d/r; chedo^d/r; jimbasengo^d/r; kelefaba^d/r; sira ba bolo^r; tabara^d/r

Suso, Salieu. 1993. Griot. Lyrichord, LYRCD 7418.

· jimbasengo^d/r; kelefaba^d/r; sidi yella^d/r; simbomba^d/r

———. 2009. Source of Goodness. Self-produced.

· chedo^d; kaira^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

Susso, Papa. 2003. Sotuma-Sere. Traditional Crossroads CD 4317.

· allah l'a ke^d; bani/makhadi^d; kaira^d; lamban/sandia^d; sunjata^d; tabara^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

Sussoko, Kemba. 1993. La Kora des Griots Mandingues. VDE-Gallo.

· apollo^d; chedo^d; kelefaba^d; keme burema/sori^d; kura m'bisan^d

Sylla, Abou. 2010. Just in Time. Self-produced.

· fasson^d; soli^d

[Abou Sylla]

———. 2011. Give Thanks. Self-produced.

· sehuluse^d; sörsörnë^d/s

[Abou Sylla]

———. 2014. Learn to Play the Balafon with N'Camara Abou Sylla. Self-produced.

· kaira; makuru; sökö; sörsörnë; yabule^r; yankadi

[Abou Sylla]

Sylla, Fatime Kandia. 2004. A drague. Camara.

· yankadi^d

Sylla, Macire. 1996. Macire Sylla and Djembe Fare: Mariama. Misslin, DME 20.

· diya^d; guinea fare^d; kebendo^d; sökö^d; soli^d; sörsörnë^d/s; tubaka^d

[Seny Camara]

———. 2000. Maya Irafama. Trace 38802/COD Music AG.

· suge^d

———. 2004. Guinée, vol. 11: Sarefi. Ethnomad/Arion.

· kebendo^d

[Mamadou Cissoko]

———. 2010. Talitha. Association Djembé Faré.

· sabar^d; suge^d

Sylla, Mangue. 2007. Kon Koura. Self-produced.

· dunumba^d; konden^d; mamaya^d; soli^d

Takadja. 1995. Takadja. Black Sun/Celestial Harmonies 13097-2.

· kakilambe^d; mane^d/s; sörsörnë^d/s; yankadi^d

[Naby "Coyah" Camara]

———. 1996. Diyé. Black Sun/Celestial Harmonies 15025-2.

· dunumba^d; jole^d; soli^d

Tamalalou. 2000. Dandala. Self-produced.

· allah l'a ke^d; bani/makhadi^d; mariama^d; masani cisse^d; saxo dugu^d

[Sekou Kouyate]

Tandia, Demba. 2009. Wallé. Kalitex.

· diya^d

Tiramakhan Ensemble. 2000. Songs from Gambia. Sounds Of The Capitol/Sounds Of The World, 90128.

· kelefaba^d; tiramakan^d

Tirera, Diare Oussy. 2011 Almary. Vol. 2. Camara Production.

· bakari jan^d

Trio Da Kali. 2015. Trio Da Kali. World Circuit, WCD089EP.

· mane^d

[Fode Lassana Diabate]

Trio Da Kali, and Kronos Quartet. 2017. Ladilikan. World Circuit, WCD093.

· fasson^d; jarabi^d; kanimba^d; sunjata^d

[Fode Lassana Diabate]

Tolno, Fara. 2002? Binye (Respect). BMS.

· guinea fare^d; jaa^d; kassa^d; lamban/sandia^d; mane^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

[Famoro Dioubate]

Tounkara, Assita, and Bakaroba Diabate. n.d. Fourou. SAM077192-4.

[Keletigui Diabate]

Tounkara, Balla. 2004. Spa Song. Gracenote.

· jarabi^d

Tounkara, Balla, and Balla Kouyate. 2004. Malifoly.

· bani/makhadi^d; kaira^d; konkoba^d; mamaya^d; sunjata^d

[Balla Kouyate]

Tounkara, Boubou. n.d. Tara. FCA.

· alifa yaya^d; duga^d; taara^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

Tounkara, Djelimady. 1979. Djeli Madi Tounkara et le Rail Band du Mali. Vol. 1. Kosmo, KS 230.

· fama denke^d; sunjata^d

———. 2002. Sigui. Indigo, LBLC 2580.

· jawura^d; jula jekere^d

Tounkara, Makan. 2003. Mali N'goni. Cinq Planetes, CP 03266.

· duga^d; lamban/sandia^d; maki^d; tubaka^d

Toure, Ali Farka. 1992. The Source. Hannibal/World Circuit HNCD 1375.

· 56^d

———. 1994. Ali Farka Toure with Ry Cooder: Talking Timbuktu. Hannibal/World Circuit HNCD 1381.

· jarabi^d/s; lasidan^d/s

Toure, Ali Farka, and Toumani Diabate. 2005. In the Heart of the Moon. World Circuit, WCD 072.

· kaira^d; kala^d; mamadou bitiki^d

Toure, Baba. 2002. Daakan. Fonti Musicali, FM 225.

· dunumba^d; jaa^d; jarabi^d; soli^d

Touré, Halima Kissima. 2010. Halima Kissima Touré. Camara Productions.

· diya^d

Touré, Samba. 2009. Songhai Blues: Homage To Ali Farka Touré. Riverboat, TUG 1054.

· janjon^d

Toure, Sanban Seny. 2003. Dunuya Mukolonma. Kassoemaï (Sabam).

· guinea fare^d; mane^d/s; manjani^d; sörsörnë^d/s; tiriba^d; yamama^d

[Famoro Dioubate]

Touré, Vieux Farka. 2006. Vieux Farka Touré. Modiba, 68065.

· keme burema/sori^d; tabara^d

Toureille, Pierre, prod. 1992. Guinée: Récits et épopées. Ocora, C 560009.

· dunumba^d; sunjata^d

[El Hadj Djeli Sory Kouyate]

[Kouyates of Niagassola]

Tourounna. 2003. Behind the Yellow Gate. Yellowgate Studios.

· dunumba^d; komo (denw)^d; lamban/sandia^d; mane^d; mariama^d

Traore, Amadou "Ballaké." 1979. Apollo 45 rpm disc. Sacodisc. SCD 068.

· apollo^d

———. 1979. Warba 45 rpm disc. Sacodisc. SCD 069.

· warra^d

Traore, Boubacar. 1996. Sa Golo. Indigo, 2534.

· sunjata^d

———. 1999. Mali foli. Talking Drum Records, TDCD 80108.

· sunu^d

Traore, Konomba. 2004. Xylophone Masters: Burkina Faso; Konomba Traore, Vol. 1. Marimbalafon, MBCD009.

· apollo^d; sunjata^d

[Konomba Traore]

Traore, Lobi. 1999. Duga. Cobalt, 9289.

· duga^d; koreduga^d

———. 2005. Lobi Traore Group. Honest John's.

· koreduga^d

Traore, Moussa. 2004. Mali Foli Dakan: Traditional Rhythms and Songs from Mali. Talking Drum, TDCD 80112.

· jawura^d/r; soboninkun^d/r; soli^d/r

Traoré, Samba. 1999. Donso Ngoni Songs from Tambacounda. Rootsy Records.

· sunu^d

Various Artists. 1995. 100% pure double concentré. Dakar Sound DKS006/007 (2CD).

· chedo^d; taara^d

———. 1999. An Bè Kelen: Griot Music from Mali. PAN Records, PAN 2015.

· fakoli^d; janjon^d; kouyate fasa^d; lamban/sandia^d/s; sunjata^d/s; taara^d; tiramakan^d

———. 1990. Ancient Heart: Mandinka And Fulani Music Of The Gambia. Axiom 539 880-1.

· hama ba jata^d/s; jula jekere^d; kumbu sora^d; lamban/sandia^d

[Mawdo Suso]

[Mahamadou Suso]

———. 2002. Badenya: Manden Jaliyaa in New York City. Smithsonian Folkways, SFW CD 40494.

· allah l'a ke^d/r; fakoli^d/r; janjon^d/r; keme burema/sori^d/r; nanfulen^d/r/s; sidi yella^d/r; sökö^d

[Famoro Dioubate]

[Abou Sylla]

———. 1989. Balafons et Tambours d'Afrique. Playasound PS 65034.

· guinea fare^d

———. 2002. Bonya (Respect): Griot Music from Mali #1. PAN Records, PAN 2059.

· kanimba^d/s; mamadou bitiki^d

———. 2012. Case Sanga: Stones. Believe/BKS.

· mali sajo^d

———. 2002. Le continent des Mille Tambours. Mélodie/Air Mail Music, SA 360702.

· lamban/sandia^d

———. 1972. Discotheque 70. Featuring Bembeya Jazz National, Keletigui et Ses Tambourinis, Balla et Ses Balladins, Les Virtuoses Diabate (Papa and Sekou "Docteur" Diabate), and Demba Camara. Syliphone, SLP 23.

· kaira^d; warra^d

———. 1972. Discotheque 71. Featuring Balla et Ses Balladins and others. Syliphone, SLP35.

· saxo dugu^d; tubaka^d

———. 1975. Discotheque 73. Myriam Makeba, Bembeya Jazz National, Super Boiro band, Horoya Band National, Keletigui et Ses Tambourinis. Syliphone, SLP45. Reissued on CD on Syllart/MŽlodie.

· bani/makhadi^d

———. 1976. Discotheque 75. Artistes du peuple. Syliphone, SLP49.

· sakonke^d

———. 1996. The Divas from Mali: Kandia Kouyate, Mah Damba, Sali Sidibe, Oumou Sangare. World Network, WDR 28.301.

· jarabi^d; jawura^d/r

[Bourema Kouyate]

[Lansine "Boua" Kouyate]

———. 1996. Divas of Mali: Great Vocal performances from a Fabled Land. Shanachee Entertainment.

· hama ba jata/jaka^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

[Loutigui Diabate]

———. 1974. Folklore du Senegal: Musique et chants traditionnels. N'Dardisc 33-10.

· allah l'a ke^d; maki^d; saxo dugu^d; taara^d

———. 2001. Gambia for the People. Abee Ligering Records.

· chedo^d; kura m'bisan^d; lamban/sandia^d; sidi yella^d

———. 1998. Garland Encyclopedia of World Music, Vol. 1. Africa. Garland Publishing Ltd. Audio CD.

· sunjata^d

———. 1988. Guinée: Musiques du Fouta-Djalon. Playasound, PS 65028.

· keme burema/sori^d

———. 1991. Kairo: Sounds of The Gambia. Arch 1.

· allah l'a ke^d

———. 1967. Kan Ni Mankan: Sons et echos. Sylliphone, GUI 1.

· nanfulen^d

———. 2009. Legends of West Africa. Large Scale Productions, LLC.

· fula fare^d; kawa^d; lamban/sandia^d; manjani^d; sökö^d; soli^d; tiriba^d; yamama^d

———. 2000. Mandekalou: Les voix Mandingues. Sono/Syllart, 11827145.

· mali sajo^d; paya paya^d; tiramakan^d

———. 2006. Midnight in Mali. Sterns Africa, STCD1102.

· maki^d; masani cisse^d; suwaresi^d

[Keletigui Diabate]

———. 1995a. Musiques du Mali: Banzoumana. Produced by Ibrahima Sylla. Reissue of selected material from Ministry of Information of Mali and other material. Syllart/Mélodie 38901-2.

· da monzon^d; keme burema/sori^d; mamadou bitiki^d; taara^d

———. 1995b. Musiques du Mali: Sira Mory. Produced by Ibrahima Sylla. Reissue of selected material from Ministry of Information of Mali and other material. Syllart/Mélodie 38902-2.

· allah l'a ke^d; apollo^d; bakari jan^d; bani/makhadi^d; fama denke^d; kaira^d; mali sajo^d; miniyamba^d

———. 1976. Musique sans paroles. Featuring Sambory Jazz, Quintette Guinéenne, Ballets Africains, Momo Wandel, Trio Papa Kouyate. Syliphone, SLP 54.

· duga^d; konkoba^d; masani cisse^d

———. 1999. Sélection Mandingue: Spécial Slow. Sélection Mandingue.

· bani/makhadi^d

———. 2000. Sénégal: Kora malinké. Prophet 11.

· hama ba jata/jaka^d; sidi yella^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

———. 2006. Senegal: The Teranga Spirit 60-79. Syllart, 6131572.

· chedo^d

———. 1961. Sons nouveaux d'une nation nouvelle. Edition spéciale. Serie I. 2 Octobre 1961. 3ème Anniversaire de la Proclamation de l'Independence Nationale. Tempo International, Tempo 7008.

· kebendo^d

———. 1962. Sons nouveaux d'une nation nouvelle. République de Guinée. 2 Octobre 1962. 4ème anniversaire de l'independance nationale. Orchestre de Beyla. Tempo International, Tempo 7011.

· chedo^d; fama denke^d; guinea fare^d; jula jekere^d; saxo dugu^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

[El Hadj Djeli Sory Kouyate]

———. 1962. Sons nouveaux d'une nation nouvelle. République de Guinée. 2 Octobre 1962. 4ème anniversaire de l'independance nationale. Orchestre Danse de Guéckédou. Tempo International, Tempo 7013.

· kele ma'nyi^d

———. 1962. Sons nouveaux d'une nation nouvelle. République de Guinée. 2 Octobre 1962. 4ème anniversaire de l'independance nationale. Orchestre Danse de Guéckédou. Tempo International, Tempo 7014.

· kebendo^d

———. n.d. Symphonie Mandingue au Daniel Sorano a Dakar. Production Elite, DK76. Cassette.

· diya^d; jarabi^d; mali sajo^d; sunjata^d

[Keletigui Diabate]

———. 1997. Togo Air Mail Music/Playasound. SA 141011.

· keme burema/sori^d; kumbu sora^d; masani cisse^d; mariama^d

———. 2007. Troubadours: Griots of West Africa. MRA Entertainment.

· hama ba jata/jaka^d; tiramakan^d; tutu jara/bajuru^d

Vuka Vuka. 2004. Niokombe.

· dunumba^d; yankadi^d

Wassa. 1991. Songs and Rhythms from the Coastal Region of Guinea. Buda, 92518-2.

· lamban/sandia^d; yankadi^d

Wofa. 1995. Rhythms and Songs from the Coastal Region of Guinea. Buda, 92624-2.

· mane^d/s; tiriba^d; yankadi^d

———. 2001. Wofa! "Iyo" Live. Guinea: A Concert of Percussions. Buda.

· fasson^d; konkoba^d; lamban/sandia^d; sörsörnë^d

[Facinet Bangoura]

Wofa-Tambou Bo Kannal. 1997? Guinée-Martinique: Rencontre. Buda, 92650-2.

[Bakary Kouyate]

Won Bere Groupe. 1998. Tanalaton Conakry. CC Production.

· mane^d

[Facinet Bangoura]

[Kuali Camara]

Xalam. 2000. Wam Sabindam. Melodie, 79615.

· chedo^d

Yelemba d'Abidjan. 2000. Hommage: Percussions et Chants de Côte d'Ivoire. Buda Musique/Universal.

· yankadi^d

Yéléna. 2001. Dambé. Self-produced, YEL 001.

· manjani^d; koreduga^d

Youl & Waraba. n.d. Dime Baba. CD-WR-1.

· kura m'bisan^d; sökö^d

———. n.d. Kele Magnin.

· jawura^d; kele ma'nyi^d

Youla, Fodé. 1977. Soleil de Guinée. Sonafric, 50053.

· kala^d; yankadi^d

Zanetti, Vincent. 2010. Compagnie Djinn Djow: Siniya Na Kònò. Buda Musique/Djinn Djow.

· bani/makhadi^d; talasa^d

[Siaka Diabate]

Zobel, Clemens, prod. 2008. Hunter's Harp Music from Mali: The Siaka Sidibe Ensemble and Sidikiba Keita. Ethnic Series/PAN Records, PAN 2108.

· duga^d; miniyamba^d