wayneandwax.com � Modern Ancient African Music: “Noting, for example, that Baaba Maal’s Firin in Fouta (1994) was received ambivalently by the “world music” market because of its incorporation of funk, reggae, hip-hop, “techno” (don’t know why Monson and Eyre call it that — sounds much more like house to me)”
Such comfortably dropped off-the-cuff declarations (I can’t be too redundant here) are no small part of why Wayneandwax is so fun to read.
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Tangents for the Chasing
