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Malian guitar sorcery of the highest order. You shall not pass. Connecting Wasulu hunter music, griot praises, Senufo pastoral dances, Fula and Mandingo repertoire alongside Western psychedelia, blues and afro-beat, Zani Diabaté's Super Djata Band was among Mali's top orchestras of the 1980s. For their 1981 album, the Bamako-based orchestra discovers the wah-wah pedal, delivering six mind-ravishing guitar workouts for the proletariat.
| 1 | Mali Ni Woula | |
| 2 | Zani Djabaté | |
| 3 | Noumouna Kouloumba | |
| 4 | Sinaya | |
| 5 | Signanna | |
| 6 | Limaniya Kile De Boro |
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