Music makes waves in western pop world lAfro - Pop offers sampling of ethnic music u Grrtcfcen Boefcr isdMMLa^ jcflior fopWiSCT African music h*& made big waves n the western pop music world re cntly, as seen m music by Paul S imon and Peter Gabriel, and the real thing will be splashed on to the Kim ball Recital Hall stage tonight at & The performance, endued Afro Pop, will feature the New African Music Project comprised of Thomas MapfumoandThe Blacks Unlimited, out of Zimbabwe, and Sekou Diabate and Ben.beys Jazz National, from Guinea. Diabate, with tour manager Jody Boulting serving as interpreter, said the main difference between his brand of West African musk and American sock is the relationship between die guitars. While American sock usually features a unified grits* African music uses guitar more like the muric of big fan, The rhythms and timings also are different, he said. In West African music, the bassist and drummer me key, because they keep the beat going. he said. The main problem with bring a musician in Guinea is the shortage of good equipment, Diabeie said. Only the churches have grand pianos, and the inch of foreign currency in Guinea makes is difficult to get qual ity Western electronic instruments, he said. Diabate described himself and Bembeya Jazz International as a complete mixture of music, with a base in jazz. He said that yaz origi nated in Guinea, and comes from the traditional stories and folklore of that region. He also listens to rock, blues and soul. "His music is typically African and specifically from Guinea," said Laye Kabine Kame, Diabase's sound engineer. "His songs are based on peace, love and social problems. He is calling peoples’ consciences to pull together. .__ Thomas Mapfumoand The Blacks Unlimited are "very political,” m (Dtabate'a) tongs are based on peace, love and social prob lems. He Is calling peoples' con sciences to pull fOQwTnwF --Xante Mapfumo said, and they play the "traditional music of people from Zimbabwe, born out of the liberation straggle." "The sound is heavy," he said, "and the music is also dancetble." Before coming into his current style, Mapfumo grew up playing rock ‘n’ roll, jazz and soul, but eventually realized that he was chasing after the wrong types of music. He was play ing music that didn't mean anything to him or to his culture, he said. "Now 1 play music my people understand,” he said. Mapfumo said he likes to listen to music that has a good message. \ "I'm a reggae fanatic," he said. . Madey, like Diabate, is a big* Beatles fan, he said. Classified 472-2588 fo'i^r-"”rMam { 4 Pcitor-Wcod A Cano V—bod. Quoon; Sun— MO Motor cyato. 42*3098, r2E Computer a— Printer, ISP SaMwara. 886* 4—88. i ATTENTION --NMMQ1 Ownwrrnont jobo --your mo. >17,940—1—, Ca» 1-808— I—Eyt ftaoioft. 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