Author
Summit, Jeffrey A., Sizomu, Gershom, Muyamba, Eria, Sebagabo, Moses
Publication Date
2012
Publication Place
Washington, DC -
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
Subject
Coffee -- Songs and music, Songs, Bantu -- Uganda, Songs, Ganda -- Uganda, Coffee, Songs, Bantu, Songs, Ganda, Uganda
Type
Other
Language
ara,bnt,eng,swa
Digital
No
Manuscript
No
Physical Dimensions
12 cm
Library
Wesleyan University Library
Library Asset ID
LC : 2017609614, PUBNUM : SFW CD 50417, PUBNUM : 50417, OCLC : (OCoLC)995537427
Record ID
alma9910362950108696
Library Location
Available from other libraries
Date
2012
Notes
Compact disc., "The original liner notes are included as a PDF file on the disc or are available online"--Container., Program notes by Jeffrey A. Summit and lyrics in Lugwere, Lugisu, Luganda, or Lunyole, Swahili, and Arabic transcribed and translated into English by Moses Sebagabo, Eria Muyamba, Gershom Sizomu and Jeffrey A. Summit (25, 63 pages : illustrations (color), map (color) ; 12 cm) in PDF file on disc and online., Includes bibliographical references (page 24 of program notes)., Produced by Jeffery A. Summit., The songs in this collection are written and performed by the coffee farmers of the Peace Kawomera (Delicious Peace) Fair Trade cooperative in Mbale, Uganda., Recorded in 2006 and 2008., Sung chiefly in Lugwere, Lugisu, Luganda, or Lunyole; some songs partially in Swahili or Arabic.
Sample Text
• The benefits of coffee (Akuseka Takuwa Kongo Group) (4:23)
• The people of Uganda (Balitwegomba Choir) (4:07)
• Get up and grow coffee! (J.J. Keki and the Peace Kawomera Jazz Band) (3:34)
• Hit the jerrycan! (Integrated Rural Development Support Programs Choir) (5:26)
• In Uganda, everyone grows coffee (Mbiko Aisa Farmers Group) (4:18)
• Let us continue farming (Kasimu Namanyala and Paul Mugoya) (5:26)
• Construct a processing factory (Gumutindo Quality Choir) (1:49)
• My beautiful wife, come back and we'll grow coffee (Peace Kawomera Jazz Band) (5:13)
• Poverty is an obstacle to a good marriage (Masanda Group) (2:22)
• Let all religions come together (Akuseka Takuwa Kongo Group) (5:12)
• Salaam alaikum (Balitwegomba Choir) (3:26)
• In Nangolo, we are all fired up (J.J. Keki and the Peace Kawomera Jazz Band) (3:55)
• If you are stuck in tradition, change will not wait for you (Gumutindo Women's Group) (2:00)
• The Bagisu people have brought vanilla and coffee (Matale Mirembe Vanilla Group) (2:27)
• Educate our children (Balitwegomba Choir) (4:10)
• We have improved our economic status (Mbiko Aisa Farmers Group) (4:29).
Tür
Songs and music