Tracklist:

1. SPACCANAPOLI: ANEME PERZE
   New sounds from the ancient tammurriate roots of Naples, Italy.
   
2. LES GO: THEBA
   A trio of West African women with a great live reputation too.
   
3. ANDY IRVINE: MORETON BAY
   The unmistakeable sound of a living legend of Irish music.
   
4. RENÉ LACAILLE: TIKILIK
   Indian Ocean squeezebox from the French island of La Reunion.
   
5. MASSILIA SOUND SYSTEM: LA FILLE DU SELECTA
   Marseille-based posse mixing up ragga and local French roots.
   
6. JACK EVANS: FUGITIVES FROM URJAZ
   Inventive Scottish guitarist, here teamed with Jenny Gardner's fiddle.
   
7. JOHN HIATT: LINCOLN TOWN
   U.S. songwriting giant and ex-Cooder sideman gets back to basics.
   
8. KARDES TÜRKÜLER: DARGIN MAHKUM
   From a first rate project exploring music from the East of Turkey.
   
9. BEMBEYA JAZZ NATIONAL: ALLA LAKÉ
   A '70s classic by the greatest of all Guinean bands.
   
10. BAYOU SECO: CHILE VERDE
    Tune session hit by popular UK visitors from the US South West
    
11. BILL JONES: THE FISHERBOY
    The new English folk artist who has drawn lots of attention in 2000.
    
12. TELEK: MIDAL
    Intriguing roots songwriter from Papua New Guinea.
    
13. ZAINABA with SAMBECO: YOWA
    Classy singer backed by ace wedding band from the Comores islands.
    
14. MARK BAZELEY & JASON RICE
    Proper job Dartmoor dance music in the Bob Cann tradition.
    
15. BOOM BOOM LANGUAGE
    Giovanni Lo Cascio and Arnaldo Vacca's Italian cross-cultural percussion project.
    
16. BLOCO VOMIT: WILD THING/ LOUIE LOUIE
    Scotland's very best samba-punk manguebeat afroblocrockers.
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