Alpha blondy, Yitzhak Rabin - 51m 39s

Tracks & Durations

1. New dawn	4:17
2. Yitzhak rabin	5:13
3. Assinie mafia	4:48
4. Les imbéciles	3:49
5. Armée française	4:33
6. Hypocrite	3:57
7. Guerre civile	4:20
8. Saraka	4:00
9. Les larmes de thérese	3:25
10. Lalogo	4:40
11. Maimouna	4:12
12. Bakoroni	4:18

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Review

The seeds scattered by reggae's avatars seem to have flourished in Africa while heavy weeding is in order when it comes to contemporary Jamaican product. Platinum-dreadlocked, Ivory Coast reggae superstar Alpha Blondy returns from his long absence with a rich, impeccably-produced album (released by Tuff Gong, the label founded by Bob Marley and now owned by daughter Cedella), featuring a title track that transcends Black-Jewish and Arab-Israeli antagonism and is the subject of heated controversy in Israel. In the early '80s, Blondy used to bumrush NYC club stages to perform Bob Marley covers. Despite personal problems, a few years later, he was indeed hailed as the successor to Bob's throne. It could happen again. Blondy doesn't settle here for a retrospective glow; he rekindles reggae's fire. --Elena Oumano

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