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Karim Sahai Images: WOMAD New Zealand 2008

Tuesday, 18 March 2008, 9:54 am
Article: Karim Sahai

Karim Sahai: WOMAD New Zealand 2008

Images by Karim Sahai - http://karimsahai.com

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Whirimako Black - Green Fire Islands (Irish / Maori Musical Collaboration)

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Neil Finn

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Kora Superstar Toumani Diabate & Symmetric Orchestra Drummer "No Comment"

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Funk soul superstar Sharon Jones

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Israeli Eurovision finalist David D'Or

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The Queen of liberation Gospel soul Mavis Staples

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Tibet's Gyuto Monks
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