Thursday, 15 December 2022

Chicago Black Restaurant Week 2022 features African American-owned food, beverage businesses

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RESTAURANT WEEK HERE IN CHICAGO. THE TWO WEEK EVENT KICKS OFF TODAY, AND WE ARE TAKING YOU ALL OVER TOWN TO SEE WHAT THESE RESTAURANTS ARE COOKING UP. FROM BUREAU BAR IN THE SOUTH LOOP. >> QUITE A FEW BLACK RESTAURANTS IN THE CITY OF CHICAGO. I AM STILL FINDING NEW ONES EVERY DAY. STEPHANIE: TO SERVE SUP IN OAK PARK. >> WE NEED EVERYBODY. STEPHANIE: TO THE SOUTHERN KITCHEN IN LINCOLN SQUARE. >> ESPECIALLY AFTER THE HOLIDAYS, JANUARY IS SLOW. STEPHANIE: THESE BUSINESS OWNERS ARE EXCITED TO KICK OFF BLACK RESTAURANT WEEK. >> THERE IS A LOT OF HISTORY THAT CAN BE TOLD THROUGH FOOD.


I THINK WHEN PEOPLE DINE AT RESTAURANTS LIKE OURS THEY CAN SEE THAT. STEPHANIE: MOST PARTICIPATING RESTAURANTS ARE OFFERING SPECIAL DEALS OVER THE NEXT TWO WEEKS TO BRING IN CUSTOMERS. LAUREN SMITH FIRST LAUNCHED CHICAGO BLACK RESTAURANT WEEK IN 2016 BUT SAYS BECAUSE OF THE PANDEMIC, THE EVENT HAS BECOME MORE IMPORTANT THAN EVER. >> RESTAURANTS ALREADY HAD A HARD ENOUGH TIME, BUT A LOT OF RESTAURANTS IN AFRICAN-AMERICAN COMMUNITIES SUFFER BECAUSE SOME OF THEM ARE SO SMALL, IT IS LIKE A MOM-AND-POP SITUATION. SO I WAS LIKE, LET ME HIGHLIGHT SOME OF THESE BUSINESSES. STEPHANIE: MANY RESTAURANTS DEALING WITH CHALLENGES LIKE -- >> STAFFING. STEPHANIE: ONGOING SUPPLY ISSUES. THE RISING COST OF GOODS. >> FOOD PRICES. THEY ARE JUST AS HIGH FOR US. AND EVERY ITEM IS NOT AVAILABLE. >> YOU HAVE TO FIGURE OUT, OK, CERTAIN FOOD ITEMS YOU CANNOT GET.


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TO GO CONTAINERS WE COULD NOT GET FOR A WHILE. STEPHANIE: OBSTACLES FOR THE ENTIRE INDUSTRY. >> IT IS THE MORE WE HAVE TO BE CREATIVE. STEPHANIE: MAKING EVENTS LIKE THESE SO IMPORTANT IN HELPING THEM GET BACK ON THEIR FEET COMING OUT OF THE PANDEMIC. >> WHY NOT TRY SOMETHING DIFFERENT? YOU REALLY NEVER KNOW WHAT COULD BE AROUND TH.

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Young, Famous & African | Official Trailer | Netflix

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To us. To us being more fabulous, gorgeous, making more money. This is Sandton, Johannesburg. The richest square mile in Africa. Not one person here is a weak . We're African all-stars. To be young, African, famous. That's the most beautiful feeling. I don't know what you do to men. Men never get over you. Girl, it's the Ugandan sauce. You gotta give me some of that . They call me the OG, and I'm just a winner in general. I know myself, I'm a player. You will know about me. -I feel it. -Let's see what the vibes are. I always come out on top, and that makes me a boss lady. Being rich and famous is not easy. You messed up. Diamond has kids with this woman. He said, "I want to jump your bones now." Zari's looking good. How could you break the bro code? -You don't touch your friend's ex.


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-Keep your hands off her titties. It just went zero to 100 real quick! I want castles where you expect to see princesses. -Yes. -But you're getting this. There's some bones to be picked between the women. You can't tell my husband I'm insecure. How do you know him? -You are very insecure. -Pow! -And he is not even my type. -Pow, pow! -Do you think there's gonna be fire? -So much fire. -Let's go. -You're coming across as a little girl. Is this how we want everybody to speak? You guys are dividing this friendship and this group. Follow and like, and shut your mouth. We're in the thick of the war. -Bye, . -Have a nice day. Shoot me right now..

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Tiannahstyling-African Fashion Week London 2013 (Exclusive)

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African Fashion Week London at Bricklane Hi, this is Toyin lawani and I am coming to you from So I will be showcasing it on saturday and it has been fun Now I am the "fittings" and I am about to fit my models all the models are looking wonderful they are looking great Chow and Let"s see how it goes So Elegante by Tiannah Styling is out and we just finished fittings for african fashion week london So the models were amazing some models didn't actually turn up so it was kind of hell for me picking other models as I knew the models i wanted to fit into the clothes I made specifically for them cause I worked with them last year when I was styling as their hair stylist but I am still happy I got replacement for everything so I am out show date on the third saturday


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Incredible UNSEEN FOOD of AFRICA - Dorze Ethnic Group in Ethiopia!

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Good morning, hope you're having an amazing day. It's mark Wiens The plan for today is In about 15 minutes, we are driving back towards out of an inch, which is where we came from yesterday And by the way, this is a two-part video series So if you haven't seen the first part go back and watch the first part, but we're driving to Oedipa Minch Which is a two-hour drive and from there we're gonna explore the daughter xea tribe and we're gonna go to a village and that happens to be where deci from Goa desu is From us so it's gonna be an honour to visit his village to learn about their culture the tribe and the food One of the things that they're known for is false banana, which we're both gonna learn about and explore So right after we finish breakfast, we're heading out look at how yellow it is though.


I Think their onions in there You can always count on the coffee to be great in Ethiopia. Ah, this is what they were blending back in the kitchen mango juice Oh, yeah, that's just straight-up mango blended. Oh, it's thick and rich and delicious. That's really good were Jumping out of the truck real fast because on the side of the road. We saw some of the unique gravestone Markers, that is him. Who was the hero and then the one from the left left head? The one from the wall, so this is like a whole family We called Wacka Wacka Wacka is the name of this statue Yeah, we're just driving past this side of the road oh look at the look at the truck now People saying hi to Micah now guys, huh We drove all the way through the banana fields again and then threw out of a Minch And now we're on the other side of the city and we're going up high into the mountains We're really getting high here gaining elevation getting into the misty peaks of the mountains the pine trees Oh man, the views.


It's really wet too and starting to just miss Both of you guys are from this area. Yeah. Okay. We have reached dough today Wow, that is some cold fresh air. We picked up one of their friends I Think we're stopping here. Oh This is this is beautiful. Well, that's an amazing Hut We're gonna step into the main hut and it's it's spectacular the construction. They're known to look like an elephant with the front section like the giant nose and then there's eyes to look look like Chimneys, I'm gonna step inside Yeah, I think we need the light Is there a lamb back there that's Really big in here you can see that the ceiling at the top there the arched ceiling But it's really nice and warm in here compared to outside and then the seats if you can see if you can see are made from cowhide and Eucalyptus.


Yeah, cool. I'm gonna take a take a seat Oh, oh, yeah, they kind of like revolve and kind of recline like like hammock cow skin This is your home. Yeah, this is your yeah. I've been I was born and raised in a house like this so you're on endorsing which is the elevation of 2500 meters above sea level and there is a mainly known for weaving Okay, they weave their closes their fences. If you saw the fence is found even the house is made by Waving process and is it mostly bamboo everything out for them? hello So there is a when the milky is boiling they would be putting the dabula which is the squeezed fermented kind of banana false banana Okay So this is the false banana, yeah home false banana We call it bula if they just brought in the plate of bula, which is the false banana It has this sour aroma to it because it's been fermented And then it's kind of powdery right now Who is have a button taco much as in the olden days to go to Italy my token either those they are become you listen He's just whisking that and she has this kind of fork made from bamboo That she's stirring as she adds the false banana and then just whipping that up into Into the porridge and you can hear that just start to bubble away and steam.


Oh Hi, Micah Ok stepping out of the hut right now as she's making that but I wanted to see her pounding the coffee very fresh coffee less Coffee leaves so they're making a coffee Leaf drink a tea and it's very very cold for a good for cold Wow And we think that's something I've never big She place after she make the tea coffee leaves And you can see the smoke coming from the top of the elephant hut there that's coming from the The fire that we're cooking on. Ok, I'm going back into that hot to to keep cooking.


Ok. This is butter. Ah And bigger this is the garlic Is it also called case Vii of always immediately. Sometimes they put lemon wasn't Wow, listen up my school my dad necessary, but She added in some powder fenugreek and then that's going in the burden she's still kind of whipping it up What Mitchell made Another dish that she's gonna make it is false banana also, but it's a stir-fried or fried version So she had this she has this metal pan a rounded pan she stuck over the fire and then she put the rest of that false banana and then she's just kind of Mixing it on that hot plate So she takes some of this but it's muttered also and garlic in London very spice one and then some bacon She's now oh she's gonna make that that coffee Leaf tea which is going on the fire right now But I think we're gonna go get started eating and then she will put some garlic Into the tea and the tea Wow garlic that is very spicy well, oh, wow the cooking and the whole process in this Hut and the culture is just fascinating you walk into the back of the hut here's the side of the elephant hut these are the false banana trees and yeah bamboo as you can see is it's a Lifeline I in the daughter set bamboo and false bananas are two of the most important Substances materials both for construction for for livelihood and for food Not to make it cold that is the poet that she was throwing this is the right the frame, okay We are sitting down to eat.


This is a beautiful table full of natural herbs and flowers putting like the grass like this when the guests come is like welcoming into the free Thailand Wow, so Green is for time doing alright It's really good I'm gonna dig into the porridge first and well has a very like Very sticky gummy kind of texture to it and all of that it almost looks like cinnamon on top sprinkle, but that's all the fenugreek Wow the first thing I got because of that fenugreek on the top is a little bit of bitterness Then you taste that undertone of the butter, which is yeah It's like infused with that kind of spiciest aroma to it and almost like browned So it has that that kind of roasted butter flavor to it And then that's all wrapped up within the false banana porridge, which is it has a sticky texture But at the same time it's soft.


It's like gummy but also falls apart You can tell how that would just warm you all the way to your core when it's really cold outside We have the garlic And yep The the thing I forgot to share with you with the description on that first bite is that it's quite sour because the false banana is It's fermented for underground for three to seven months and kind of just skim off the top to make sure you get some fenugreek and everybody right and you can see the way that Just kind of jiggles in your spoon that texture The texture and the flavor is really like Unlike anything I've ever had before There is garlic there is the spice buttery and the first burner.


My product is also the same but she instead of making porridge She scrambled it It's there was asked to come in Chewy This is way softer. You can see it's more like grainy. It's like in a little little poet too much Wow, that's a like completely different texture each little grain is like its own stickiness like little little gummy balls But then you do taste the chili in there. The butter also makes it moist little gummy pellets Yeah you kind of got a Kind of gummy you got to kind of work at it and chew it But then as you to it you get that flavor and the garlic you will have the holy water. Hmm We use the room which you drunk mainly.


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Oh really, which is mainly for coffee You know what it starts to sort of have the tapioca pearl Texture and those little little balls to them Just like a whole mouthful of them though. Okay. Yeah we can compete Okay, we're gonna go see the false banana and also go around the Compound a little bit the village but men you can just tell how that porridge it would just it's so filling And it would just it would just sit in your stomach, but it is good It's it's it really is a flavor combination.


I've never had before She's gonna show us the entire process of the false banana now and false banana is one of the most important foods for the doors a Behind me. These are all false banana's and you can see they're giant huge trunks and then the the leaves just kind of sprout upwards But the reason that they're called false bananas is because they don't produce fruit. They don't produce bananas that you can eat but What's harvested is the the stumps and that's what's used for food? Ethiopia is one of the one of the the main places where you can eat false banana in this region.


It's the staple Weight so this is the stump part this is the stump part So this is the stamp part which will be fermented for three months. Oh, yeah, it smells like very green banana smells like green banana It becomes very very tough fibers It's really really juicy as well you can see the juice coming out of it so the better there was very green after three months of them They smell already changed into cheesy. Mmm. Yeah, it does kind of smell cheesy like a mild cheese. Oh my god has that aroma? It's almost like a dough that is the result of the fermentation and now The the process before you eat it though ever before you cook it She still has to chop it with a knife because there's so many fibers within it so that you break those fibers And now she's she chopped it up and is mixing it with some water So here you're gonna eat okay This is definitely a staple food and a process and even an ingredient.


I've never seen anywhere else in the world The pancake made from the false banana had actually just prepared and it's called cocoa and now they are they're building a fire with leaves especially so they get that flame and Then they put the the false minutes wrapped in banana the false banana leaves. Which come from right here And then it's gonna cook over the fire over that hot griddle As she kept on flipping she eventually took off the banana leaves and that provides a little bit of oil for the pancake But we're gonna head back to that hut where we ate before And we're gonna drink some of the coffee with tea and then she's gonna bring that there as we're gonna we're gonna sample This is again something I've never tried in something I never have never even thought of oh Wow that's almost like a like a soup you taste You taste the saltiness of it and you taste that garlic and then it has like almost like a tea undertone Wow, that's that's something That's totally new Wow, you can really taste the garlic This is the recorded tomato source, but it's very very spicy its Chile Chile, okay It's very spicy Okay so the kocho is served and there's a little dish in the middle part of it is hundred and then part of it is a Chili sauce so you can eat them together kind of sweet and savory at the same time Or you can just try one of the one of the dips Mmm all the sauce you can taste those spices like I can now piece dump dunked in that honey.


And that's just natural honey. Ethiopia is known for honey Well that honey is an awesome yeah thing is loving the honey Yeah that honey is extremely good it is slightly sour So thick and so sweet now, I'm gonna now I'm gonna try and mix of both the chili and the honey That's just a beautiful combination of spicy and sweet and crunchy single bye-bye. Thank you so much We had to race down the mountain back to a dimension because we have to catch our flight but I didn't really even get to do an ending video at the village but learning about that donut is a culture that was Fascinating it was another learning experience the huts the culture the food totally new food that I've never seen before And we were almost at the airport, but we're just gonna quickly stop for a very quick cup of coffee before we catch our flight Do you remember this? Yeah.


Yeah. Yeah The frankincense is burning dip in that room Jesus Cheers Actually, this is better. Yes An amazing cup of coffee and we got to get to the airport now Thank you very much Thank you Cool we made it to the airport. It's going to the other It's only been it's this has been a two-part day series two days that went by really fast If you haven't seen the first video, I'll have it linked below. Be sure to check that out now It was an amazing day yesterday at first. I want to say a huge. Thank you to Jessie from Gladys He's been with us this trip and he's he's such a helpful guide and such. He's so friendly he's so nice It's been great to hang out with him.


And also thank you to go honest and huggy for arranging everything I'll leave their link in the description box below I paid for this tour But they've done an incredible job and they just do great things. Thank you very much for watching this video Please remember to give it a thumbs up if you enjoyed it. Leave a comment below I'd love to hear from you And if you're not already Subscribed be sure to click subscribe now and also click that little bell icon do get notified of the next video that I publish Thanks again for watching I'm just filled with energy after these two days That was great. Ethiopia is one of my favorite countries in the world the mix of culture and food and coffee Okay, I'm gonna end right now. Thanks for watching. See you on the next video nice shirt Yeah summer for food to keep evidence.


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The Drum Mystery in The Beatles' Most Beautiful Song | Dear Prudence

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Dear Prudence is one of the most gorgeous. tracks in the whole beatles canon within the song'' s numerous fascinating layers. nevertheless is an odd anomaly that has actually been a source of conflict for decades among Beatle followers in. this episode i'' m mosting likely to discover that anomaly and describe why the song'' s special top quality might schedule. to what'' s missing out on as a reasonable warning once i point it out you can'' t unhear this dear prudence appears. as the 2nd song on the beatles self-titled 1968 work of art referred to as the white cd made up by. john lennon throughout the band'' s 1968 see to india the track was created for a very specific carefulness,. Mia Farrow'' s sister that had actually joined the team on their spiritual tour yet had in john'' s view. at least end up being a little bit as well entranced by meditation therefore he composed a musical appeal for her. to find out as well as play although composed throughout the india journey the song was very first recorded. on a set of tapes recognized as the Esher trials called after the place of george harrison'' s. estate where the group had actually convened in may 1968 to collect a few of their new tune. concepts complying with the india trip this acoustic demonstration much like the final song. facilities around a finger-picking style that john selected up from fellow artist donovan. one more guest on the well known india jaunt the version we recognize today nevertheless. was videotaped three months later on in august 1968 during the main sessions. for what would end up being the white cd however there'' s a couple of anomalies that. make this recording rather unique firstly it wasn'' t taped at emi studios the. usual house where the beatles had developed and taped the large bulk of their tunes. instead the group moved over to trident workshops an area in soho where the beatles had recently. taped their landmark solitary hi there jude spear provided one primary attractive benefit over. emi a then state of the art eight-track recorder which would certainly permit the group to more conveniently add. layers such as instruments vocals or sound impacts emi studios on the other hand was still. using four-track tools virtually the exact same configuration the band had actually worked. with for practically five years not together an eight-track recorder would certainly soon appear at emi. thanks to certainly the persistence of the beatles along with remaining in a different. venue the other major anomaly that week was that the beatles weren'' t the fab 4 yet just. the fab 3. On august 22nd during a recording session for back in the ussr ringo starr. stormed out of emi studios allegedly after receiving one a lot of directions from paul. concerning exactly how he desired a drum component to be played the case wasn'' t isolated it was the breaking. factor adhering to a progressively strained as well as disjointed atmosphere during recent sessions. annoyed as well as worn down ringo ran away to the mediterranean with his household for some much-needed. rest as well as healing at the same time the other three Beatles merely proceeded on without him with paul. actioning in on drums during the remainder of the sessions for back in the ussr they finished. the track the next day ringo still missing nearly a week later august 28th with no. indicator of ringo'' s return john paul and also george reassembled this time around at trident workshops to. continue dealing with product for the brand-new cd the triad spent three days laboring over john'' s new. track dear carefulness on the 28th they recorded a suitable backing track led by john'' s finger-picked. guitar george harrison added a second guitar and also in ringo'' s absence paul included some drums simply. as he had done a week previously on back in the ussr the following day august 29th the team collected. once more to overdub a myriad of repairs including jon'' s haunting double-tracked lead. vocal the sun is up the sky is blue it'' s gorgeous the enchanting harmony vocals some indian passionate embellishments on electrical guitar and paul'' s treble cranked bass guitar which was the centerpiece of an illuminating. section in the mccartney 321 mini-series making full use their 8-track setup at. trident they remained to add in a lot more components such as tambourine and hand claps. added by Beatle roadie mal evans paul'' s cousin john mccartney and. apple recording artist jackie lomax omitted of the last version was a. really well deserved round of praise there'' s also a funny quark hidden. within the separated bass track finally on friday august 30th. they rounded off the track in a final night session at trident with. some last minute touches from paul on piano and also perhaps most strangely a flugelhorn with that said the largely layered. recording of dear vigilance was total after the weekend the band would certainly fulfill. again this moment back at their home emi to go on to a new song one two three four while. my guitar delicately weeps which marked the official return of ringo starr back right into the beatles or. was it let'' s listen really meticulously to the drum part on dear carefulness you'' ll notice that there are. two really unique sections from the start of the tune till around the 2 min 45 2nd. mark the drum component is fairly uncomplicated after that at around 2 minutes 45 seconds. it all of a sudden tackles a totally different quality in a psychedelic. explosion of wild fills triplets below'' s where it gets truly interesting. listen to the separated vocal track you can hear that there was initially a. different simpler drum component in this latter section likely recorded during the backing track and also. spilling over right here into the various other microphones since the drums in the last. variation of this area are different we can safely think that they were included in the future also more remarkably the sound of the drum. package changes halfway via this last section listen to the separated drum track pay. focus specifically to the entrapment drum this switch seems to suggest that not. only was this last component overdubbed it may have been videotaped in several. sectors and sewn together and also here'' s where the dispute comes in some fans. suggest that this wilder overdubbed part remains in reality played by ringo not by paul the supporters. of the ringo concept claimed that this n area wasn'' t something that paul could have played they. point other instances in the Beatle magazine that bear a striking resemblance to ringo style such. as the end area of strawberry areas forever or the fills on Rainfall or blue jay method there are different descriptions suggested. for just how and why this might have happened some suggest that ringo had currently returned. from his mediterranean trip by the end of the trident sessions visiting surreptitiously. to add several of his own panache to the track others declare that ringo'' s component could have been added. at a few other point before the track was mixed at emi studios a few weeks later on october. 13th this debate among followers is not brand-new either i located conversations on the internet as much. back as the late 90s discussing this the theory shows up over and over on Beatle. message boards reddit posts and also youtube comments in 2018 dear carefulness was remixed for the white. album deluxe version by giles martin additionally included on package collection was a new stripped-down mix that. featured just the drum track and john'' s vocals as well as rhythm guitar it'' s neat to hear this streamlined. version however due to the fact that it'' s just a remix of the existing tracks it doesn'' t definitively offer us. a response regardless as to who'' s playing the drums eventually the different descriptions for the. ringo concept simply wear'' t have any proof to sustain them if ringo had appeared at the. trident sessions after his greek getaway there most likely would be some record of this. momentous return either in recollections or paperwork and there'' s no evidence that the. 8-track tape received any kind of additional critical overdubs after it left trident as for the insurance claim. that paul wasn'' t efficient in playing this component that property is easily tested. as well with some clear counter instances along with his drum payments. on back in the ussr martha my dear as well as the ballad of john and yoko paul additionally has a lengthy and respectable listing. of drum debts following his beatle days consisting of on his very first solo cd mccartney as well as throughout the wings cd banned on the. run various other artists have actually even welcomed him to play on their own songs such as on steve. miller'' s my dark hour as well as more just recently on the foo competitor'' s sunday rainfall so paul. certainly might have drawn this off in 1968 specifically making use of trident'' s 8-track recorder to. aid include and also substitute parts.If you believed


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dear vigilance included ringo on drums you'' re definitely. not alone i also made use of to think this was the instance besides it has all the characteristics of ringo'' s. style which no uncertainty offered as a motivation for paul'' s approach here interestingly enough also the. beatles shake band shows ringo on the drum collection what do you assume is this paul or is it really. characters they were able to mimic each various other'' s styles and develop a cohesive. sound thanks to this dear vigilance still has a certainly Beatle ambiance even. masterpiece regularly covered by other musicians and also usually ranked high on Beatle follower listings. as well as although it wasn ' t a hit solitary or a track that routinely gets ear play it holds an extremely. special area in the hearts of many beatles fans this one consisted of as constantly please subscribe if. you place ' t already and thanks for listening.

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Djembe Artists

The djembe is an African instrument that has been used by the people of Africa for centuries. It was originally made from wood, but today it is usually made from metal. The djembe is often used in music and dance. The djembe is also used in ritual dances, ceremonies and other cultural activities.

The djembe is made from three pieces of wood that are connected together with metal rods. There are two drums that are called the djembe. One is smaller than the other. The smaller one is called the djembe duende and the larger one is called the djembeso. Both of these djembe's are played by hand. The djembeso is played with the hands while the djembe duende is played with the fingers.

The djembeso is played in a way that it sounds like someone knocking on wood. The djembe duende is more like a bass drum and is played with the hands. The djembe is usually played by a single person and sometimes a drummer plays along with the djembe.

The djembo is a large drum used in some African countries to mark the passage of time. In some countries it is played at funerals and other special occasions. The djembe is one of the most important African instruments.

There are many different types of djembe's that are used in different parts of Africa. They can be found in the west, central and eastern Africa. The djembe is an instrument that has been used for many years and will continue to be used for centuries to come.

Djembe art

The djembe has been used for centuries as a musical instrument. Many people have learned to play the djembe. Some of these people have even become famous musicians and djembe artists. These musicians and djembe artists have developed their own styles and techniques.

Some of the most famous djembe artists include:

Jah Prayzah

He was born in Ghana in 1945. He started playing the djembe when he was a young boy. He learned to play the djembo from his father. Jah Prayzah is one of the most popular musicians in Africa. He is well known for his work in the fields of gospel music and reggae.

Tunde Adjuah

He was born on March 9, 1940 in Accra, Ghana. Tunde Adjuah is a well known musician who is known for his love of the djembe. He is a member of the group called the Afro-beat band.

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Nkrumah

He was born around 1950 in Kumasi, Ghana. Nkrumah is a very famous musician and djembe artist. He is a member of a group called the Afro-fusion band.

Mbongeni Ngema

He was born on December 10, 1939 in Kumasi, Ghana. Mbongeni Ngema is one of the best known musicians in Africa. He is a member of an orchestra called the African All Stars.

Jamaica Kofi

She was born on January 1, 1954 in Kumasi, Ghana. Jamaica Kofi is one of the most famous female musicians in Africa. She is a member of the group the Afro-fusion.

These are just a few of the great musicians and djembe artists who have learned to play the djemboso.

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Types Of African Clothing

African fashion is the style of dressing worn by Africans. It has been popular in Africa for centuries. African fashion is not a single style, but rather a way of dressing that can be modified to fit the person wearing it. The styles vary widely from tribe to tribe and region to region. There are several different styles of African clothing, including:

* Western wear

* Traditional African wear

* Modern African wear

* Tribal wear

* Ethnic wear

The most common type of African clothing is Western wear. This includes everything from casual street wear to formal business wear. The basic principle of western wear is to make use of modern technology. For example, men often wear shirts and ties that are made out of synthetic materials. Women often wear skirts and pants that are made out of synthetics as well.

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Traditional African clothing is a style of dress that is passed down from one generation to another. It is usually associated with the people who live in the country where it originated. For example, in Kenya, traditional clothing is called Kanga. In Ghana, it is called Asante. In Nigeria, it is called Ibo. In Swaziland, it is called Ndlovu. In South Africa, it is called Xhosa. In Zambia, it is called Bemba.

Modern African wear is a style of clothing that was developed in the late 19th century. It was originally designed to be worn by Africans living in Europe. Today, many Africans in America wear this style of clothing.

Tribal wear is a style of clothing which was developed by individual tribes. It is usually a style of dress that is unique to a particular tribe. For example, in Kenya the Maasai wear very specific types of clothing.

Ethnic wear is a style of clothing developed by groups of people who identify themselves by their ethnic heritage. This may include the Jewish people, the Chinese people, or the Native Americans.

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In addition to these different types of African clothing, there are also many different types of accessories that are associated with African fashion. These include:

* Hats

* Jewelry

* Scarves

* Shoes

* Wigs

* Bags

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