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----- Original Message -----
From: Tim Gruber <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2001 4:33 PM
Subject: Kweku Ananse CD
> Come join us for a CD release party!
>
> Saturday, April 14, 9 pm, at the Annex, 1206 Regent St., Madison, $7
> cover charge.
>
> Our CD, Kweku Ananse and the Sweet Vibrations, Rhythms for the Soul, is
> available for only $12 between now and April 14. The CD will be available
> at the CD release party.
>
> We will be joined at the CD release party by DJ Lasisi, who will spin
> African dance music between sets, and opening act the Handphibians, a
> percussion group that plays Samba music from Brazil. The Handphibians
> will play from 9-10 pm, Kweku Ananse and the Sweet Vibrations will play
> from 10:30 to closing time. Special guest Habib Idrissu, master drummer
> from Ghana, will join us. It will be a night to remember, with many
> rhythms for your soul. Come celebrate life, celebrate spring, celebrate
> music and dance, and celebrate the release of our first disk.
>
> The disk has nine songs that represent the wide range of music that Kweku
> Ananse and the Sweet Vibrations play. There is traditional drumming,
> songs, contemporary West African pop music in a highlife/reggae style,
> and music for the gyle (xylphone from Ghana) and atentaben (bamboo flute
> from Ghana).
>
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