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About Me:

An ever-emerging griot immersed in the ancient West African Bardic Craft of Jaliyaa.

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At 10:22pm on July 31, 2009, oba said…: Universal Alley Jazz Musicians- 71st street between Constance and Ridgeland... 2pm start.- feature Poetic Storyteller - JUSTUSarts Ensemble (educational entertainment) 3:30 on the set... come early for red,blk N green!- w/ children's open mic, lift ever voice, bring a chair, bring a meal... blanket and family!!! till 6pm. chicago--- see ya soon- send a friend

At 12:34pm on July 29, 2009, oba said…: Hello, Just to listen to your voice and see your wonderful photos, today is a good day.

At 5:19am on January 23, 2009, Ilona Picha-Hoeberth said…: Hi Baba, what beautiful pictures! Every photo tells a real story to me. Great!Greetings from Germany Ilona

At 4:58pm on September 27, 2008, Kali Ferguson said…: Baba, thanks for your kind words. Well, I guess getting ready for Mali is excuse enough. Or more than enough. Have a great trip and blog about it - I would read every word!

At 1:04pm on September 26, 2008, Kali Ferguson said…: Hi Baba, good to see you and your work and travels here. What beautiful pictures! I can't wait to go to West Africa too. Actually there are so many places I want to visit, learn from, and so on. You inspire me. Hope to see you in Ohio in November!

Kali

At 2:58pm on September 17, 2008, Reisa Stone said…: Dear Baba,

That's the most encouraging thing anyone has said to me for a while. Thank you.

Kind regards,
Reisa

At 1:59am on September 16, 2008, Reisa Stone said…: Hello Baba,

Love your photos. Nice quality to your recordings. I'm looking forward to getting to know more about you.

Kind regards,
Reisa

At 11:30am on September 15, 2008, David S. Sharp said…: Hi Baba

Thanks for the invitation as a friend. The Kora looks like such an amazing instrument for stories as well as music. I would imagine it to be much like the Celtic Harp my wife plays.

Take care,

Dave Sharp

At 9:56pm on September 14, 2008, Sara Ransom said…: Hey friend! thank you for inviting me into your world. I'm on the road at the moment, so I have only this little widget of time to respond. Later, I'll wander through your site.... when the dust settles. Peace, Sara (Ransom)

At 3:07pm on September 14, 2008, Robert Fishbone said…: Hello baba: I've been out of touch with the PS site for a while so am pleased and honored to be asked to join your circle of friends. Your site is great, both the content and the ease with which I could navigate....reminds me I need to update mine.
I'm currently working on a book and giving a 'motivational' talk for entrepreneurs about my main (money making) business for the last 20 years, called "Selling the Scream'. As a performance artist, I use live original music, stories, characters and visuals to further dramatize my message, whatever the topic happens to be. As a percussionist, you know that I have a wide selection of instruments and musics I can choose from to accent my talk...in fact, the music is the most fun part for me; and makes the professional speaking thing possible. I also do solo concerts, weaving together original stories based on my travels with music from all over the world, as well as music and instruments of my own invention...anything to keep my brain and spirit active to stave off dementia...that, plus I do sudoku for the left side of my brain. I'll check your calendar from time to time to see if you are appearing in the St. Louis area, or some other place I may be traveling to. Until then, vaya con Dios....Robert