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On my way to Bamako
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Eric Bibb
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L.A.
05:35
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Habib Koité
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Needed Time
04:38
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Habib Koité & Eric Bibb
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Tombouctou
04:01
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Habib Koité & Eric Bibb
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We don't care
03:58
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Habib Koité & Eric Bibb
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Send us brighter days
03:56
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Habib Koité & Eric Bibb
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Nani Le
02:29
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Habib Koité
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Khafolé
04:16
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Habib Koité
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With my maker I am one
04:24
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Eric Bibb
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Foro Bana
05:22
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Habib Koité
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Mami Wata
01:33
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Habib Koité
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Blowin' in the wind
04:43
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Bob Dylan
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