麻豆约拍


				The poorest country in the western hemisphere is still rich in one thing - music. Hear the suave and subtle mini-jazz bands of the belle epoch, rowdy rara (carnival) groups, shanty town rappers and vodou punks. Andy Kershaw 'can't seem to keep away from Haiti' - you can hear Andy Kershaw on Sunday nights on Radio 3. Listen to the whole programme (22'35) or click on any of the tracks to the left.
		Marasa Elu by RAM album: Songs from the Last Testament 麻豆约拍 Session Richard Morse brings together vodou rhythms with punk rock.

		M Pap Mache A T猫 Anye by Rapa La Bel Fraicheur de L'Anglade album: Angels in the Mirror - Vodou Music of Haiti Ellipsis Arts (USA) Rara bands take to the streets during carnivals and elections.

		Manman Tyoul La Sou by Ensemble Aux Calebasses album: Ensemble Aux Calebasses Mini Records (USA) Saxophonist Nemours Jean Baptiste invented compas direct in the 50s.

		Ti Yannick by Les Fantaisistes De Carrefour album: En Tourn茅 Volume 2 Mini Records (USA) Mini-jazz compas from the 60s, the worst years of Papa Doc's terror.

		Ayiti Pa Fore by Manno Charlemagne album: Konbit (Burning Rhythms of Haiti) A&M records (UK) ''The Haitian Bob Marley', celebrating the fall of Baby Doc in 1986.

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