Bruce Cockburn jams with Ali Farka Toure in River of Sand (film)

Bruce Cockburn goes to Timbuktu and jams with legendary African bluesman Ali Farka Toure. From the documentary "River of Sand", produced by Kensington Communications (www.kensingtontv.com) in 1998. Watch complete film on KZbin: • River of Sand - Bruce ...
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[@serendigity]

A shame that this doco is not on KZbin in its entirety. I could not even find a mention of it on IMDB.

[@elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633]

J'adore Ali Farka Toure. I love Ali Farka Toure.

[@GullerudGallery]

Two greats together in a wonderful setting!

[@vincentpalluel2123]

Superbe musique grand monsieur les noirs comme sa

[@understandingnothing2445]

Music is just opening everyone's heart and soul, discovering the best in everyone's mind. As I have commented in the "World of Wonders" with Toumani Diabate" video: ... dazzled by the beauty of it all, thank you so very much Mr. Bruce Cockburn! ... All these years of thinking Ended up like this In front of all this beauty Understanding nothing

[@dmlevitt]

2 of the greatest guitarist of all time. wow..

[@RobertNPruden]

You and me both. I have been listening to both for years and have most of their CD's. I wore out my BC tapes and had to get CD's. I discovered Toure over 10-years ago and buy any new CD's I find. Great to know there is someone else out there who appreciates these two amazing musicians. :) Emial me any time

[@elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633]

I love Ali Farka Toure. I've been esp. hypnotised by his song Kadi.

[@amphitheatre]

This kills! These two are great together. RIP Toure!

[@coloradomountaingpsy]

Awesome !

[@StoryeTime]

Oh my gosh!!!!!!!! Thank you SO much for this!!!! This is epic

[@woeiswawa]

living i am blessed

[@prashantjohnmichael]

@frederickus yes, he's awesome. another one of a kind!

[@ammusi]

niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice

[@PraxisScream]

"Ai du", on of the best blues songs out there. Check out his son's version, it's great!

[@AliAli-qb6og]

اللهم اغفر له وارحمه واسكنه فسيح جناتك وأجعل مثواه الجنة

[@frederickus]

This is great!!! Ever listen to James "Blood" Ulmer?

[@AnasCobain]

where I can find this movie

[@FullersDuck]

@ceasarvanstorm The ability to appreciate, perhaps? These guys are fairly special.

[@FullersDuck]

@ceasarvanstorm Not what I feel is special, mate - that would have been arrogant of me. They are generally held in very high esteem by a lot of people. And here's how to spell caesar.