Melanie "No No No"
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Sister Melanie is a backup singer for Anthony B, and she also performed as the opening act at this concert.

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Cutty Corn "Lucky Day"
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Read about Jamaican dancehall artist Cutty Corn here.

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Dancehall Music
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Dancehall music emerged in Jamaica in the 1980s. The dancehall genre (not to be confused with the Jamaican dancehall as a venue for music and dance) differs from reggae in that the non-vocal music consists primarily or entirely of digital "riddims" or rhythmic beats created by a producer in a studio, and the lyrics are spoken (although often in a more melodic style than U.S. rap). Dancehall descends from the Jamaican talkover deejays (1950s- ) and dub studio techniques (1960s- ) in reggae music. Dancehall is sometimes called ragga. Read more about dancehall music here.

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Anthony B "Good Life"
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Read about Jamaican reggae artist Anthony B here.

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Reggae Music
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After WWII, Jamaican sound systems (or mobile discos) played U.S. rhythm & blues records at dance hall gatherings. Eventually, Jamaican musicians began recording their own versions of rhythm & blues music. Over time, Jamaicans transformed the rhythm & blues sound by giving it a local flavor, gradually altering it from triple to duple meter, emphasizing a slightly delayed "afterbeat" (beats two and four), and favoring bass sonorities.

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United African Alliance Community Center, Tanzania
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Mama Charlotte was a member of the Black Panthers. She is also a poet, musician, and visual artist. In 1972, Mama Charlotte moved from Kansas City to Tanzania, settling in Imbaseni, a rural village in the traditional homeland of the Wameru people. There, with her husband, Pete O'Neal, she founded and directs the United African Alliance Community Center. Read more about the O'Neals, their community organization, and their experience as African Americans living in rural Africa.

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Clothing in Tanzania: Kanga and Kitenge
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Read about traditional wrap garments worn in Tanzania and other parts of East Africa here.

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Dar es Salaam
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Dar es Salaam is Tanzania's capital city. Read more about Tanzania here.

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Tanzanian Cuisine
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Mihogo is the Swahili word for cassava, a staple of Tanzanian cuisine. Read about other Tanzanian foods here.

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The Middle Passage
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The Middle Passage refers to the perilous voyage enslaved Africans made across the Atlantic Ocean to the Americas (the middle segment of the three-way trade between Europe, Africa, and the Americas). Read about the experience of enslaved Africans in the Middle Passage here.

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Dinka Scarification
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The Dinka are an ethnic group in Sudan, known for their practice of female scarification. Watch a short National Geographic video documentary about Dinka culture and modernity here.

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UCSD Upward Bound Program
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This Youth Drum Workshop was part of UCSD's Upward Bound Program.

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Djembe
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The West African djembe (or jembe) drum has been internationally popular since the 1980s. Learn about the instrument's history, geographic distribution, playing techniques, and more.

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Polyrhythm
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A trademark of many West African drum and percussion ensembles is polyrhythm, or the simultaneous performance of two or more contrasting rhythmic patterns.

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Dundun
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The dundun is a West African drum that is often called a "talking drum" due to its ability to produce distinct pitches that serve as a speech surrogate. This particular dundun is beaten with a bent wooden stick. Read about the dundun drum family of the West African Yoruba ethnic group here.

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Akayaa Atule and Bolga Zohdoomah
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Read about San Diego-based Ghanaian-born performer Akayaa Atule and her highlife band Bolga Zohdoomah.

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Highlife
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Bolga Zohdoomah plays a variation of Ghana's popular dance music genre, highlife, often considered Ghana's national music. Highlife bands, prevalent in Ghana since around the 1920s, combine local and Western musical influences, including the West African palm-wine guitar style, colonial European military band music, horn sections influenced by jazz and Caribbean styles, and local songs forms in indigenous languages. Read about highlife and listen to other music examples of the style here.

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Ghana Independence 1957
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Ghana led the way for other colonized nations in sub-Saharan Africa when it became independent in 1957. Read more about Ghana's history of colonization and its struggle for independence, and the role of music in the country's national identity.

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Ghana
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Learn more about Ghana's politics, people, geography, economy, and more.

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Volunteer in Ghana
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Interested in volunteer work in Ghana? Opportunities are listed here.

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Ann Wigmore
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Learn about Dr. Ann Wigmore's raw living foods lifestyle.

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Hippocrates Health Institute
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Explore the Hippocrates Health Institute's approach to healthy eating.

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Episode 21 of World Beat Live features: 1) an excerpt from a concert by Jamaican reggae artist Anthony B. (and clips of opening acts Melanie and Cutty Corn); 2) a live poetry performance by Mama Charlotte, founder of the United African Alliance Community Center in Tanzania; 3) an excerpt from a World Beat Center drumming workshop for UCSD Upward Bound students; 4) highlights from Ghana Independence Day 2009 at the World Beat Center, including a performance of Ghanaian highlife music by Akayaa and Bolga Zohdoomah and a presentation about volunteer work in Ghana; and 5) a presentation about living foods by Brian Clement of the Hippocrates Health Institute.

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