The Master Musicians of Jajouka led by Bachir Attar - The Real Long Night in Jajouka

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Footage of the legendary Master Musicians of Jajouka recording their album Jajouka Between the Mountains at Real World Studios with Tchad Blake during the Real World Recording Week in 1995.
Myth and legend swirl around The Master Musicians of Jajouka, an all-male troupe of Sufi musicians from a village in the Rif Mountains of northern Morocco, and the custodians of a culture with roots in ancient Persia. Passed down through generations of the same family, the Attars, their trance music is as complex and melodic as it is spiritual and healing. Delivered on instruments including lira (flute), gaita (oboe), guimbri (bass lute) and drums beaten with hands and sticks, it is intensively practised and often played all night.
The Master Musicians had recorded with the Rolling Stones, been declared “the 4,000-year-old rock’n’roll band” by counterculture guru Timothy Leary and toured Europe for the first time in a decade when, in 1995, led by Bachir Attar, they pitched up at Real World during Recording Week. Captured live before a small rapt audience, this performance of three long-playing tracks bottles all the deeply felt passion of musicians in the moment, merging voices and instruments in ways guaranteed to transport.
Recorded at Real World Studios in 1995, this CD/LP reissue features brand new cover art. First time on vinyl. Part of the reissue series Africa Sessions at Real World.

[@websurfer5772]

Brian Jones turned me onto this remarkably energizing yet relaxing music.

[@allamaakchaouiwassim7914]

Every one can play every style of traditional music exists in morocco (ghrnati,andalusi,gnawa,aita,..)What is unique in this magical style that Bashir Attar plays is that he is the only one Or the last one. Thank you for bringing us to the roots of rif music

[@ba3audiovisualartist66]

Well put. I am familiar with both factions of what can be called "the master musicians", but Bachir's group is the real one, the magical one. No contest.

[@smailharris3868]

Vraiment c une musique thérapie traditionnelle jajouka Merci beaucoup.

[@BrentonHorner]

Brian Jones did the world a huge favor getting this music exposed to a larger audience.

[@timothymcdermott2220]

More so Brion Gysin.

[@websurfer5772]

@@timothymcdermott2220 Really? And Brion Gysin gave us cut-up too which Bowie says he used to create his lyrics.

[@bobrogers5760]

Bravo!!!

[@hayatbg9207]

يا الحبايب ديالي❤❤❤❤❤❤

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7:04 😮

[@POLYCOFFIN]

⭐

[@Dhruv676]

Similar to Indian classical music
In some way...
Starts without drums, with drum in drut (slow) then Vilambit (fast).
Playing drums with hands...
Clothing

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@ Montréal...PRiViLEGE

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🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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👍

[@chrifhilali9939]

أخي البشير أنا ابن منطقتك، أرى انه إذا عزفت على الشبابة (الگلال) سيكون ذلك ربما افضل وبكثير. استسمح على هذا الاقتراح. تحياتي

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الكلال صوته فخم و مهجهج و يصلح مع القصبة الخماسية. لهذا تجده في شرق المغرب بني كيل بنهاية انجاد بني يزناسن تاوريرت.

[@carmenmuniz7200]

Inspiraron a los Rolling Stones y a los Beatles

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Какая страна, подскажите пожалуйста?

[@МихаилПшеничный-л4к]

Марокко

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Morocco

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Maroc

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Morocco