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Review of Ba Cissoko's 'Sabolan'

NPR

Published January 18, 2005 at 12:00 AM EST

Chris Nickson reviews the debut album by Guinean musician Ba Cissoko and the band that bears his name. It's called Sabolan. The band includes two koras -- harp-like instruments with 21 strings.

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