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Toubab Krewe

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Active from
  
2005

Genre
  
Rock


Albums
  
TK2, Live At the Orange Peel, Toubab Krewe

Members
  
Luke Quaranta, Drew Heller, David Pransky, Justin Perkins, Vic Stafford

Record labels
  
Nat Geo Music, Upstream Records, Nat Geo, Toubab Krewe

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Profiles

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Toubab Krewe is an American instrumental band which fuses the music of Mali with American musical styles (particularly those of the Southern United States). The group's instrumentation includes kora (21-string harp-lute), kamelengoni (12-string harp-lute), soku (Malian horsehair fiddle), two electric guitars, electric bass guitar, drum set, and African percussion. The group, which is based in Asheville, North Carolina, was founded in early 2005 and has traveled to West Africa several times, working with local musicians. The band released their self-titled debut album in 2005, which was recorded by Steven Heller at Upstream Records in Asheville, North Carolina. The band released their second album "TK2" on September 7, 2010 on the Nat Geo Music label. Again, it was produced by Steven Heller).

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In several West African languages, including Bambara and Wolof, Toubab means "foreigner." "Krewe" is a reference to the New Orleans region's spelling of the word "Crew."

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Members

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  • Teal Brown - drum set (2005 - 2011)
  • Vic Stafford - drum set (2011)
  • Drew Heller - electric guitar and soku
  • Justin Perkins - kora, kamelengoni, and electric guitar
  • David Pransky - electric bass guitar
  • Luke Quaranta - percussion
  • Terrence Houston - drum set
  • Toubab Krewe Music School

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    As of 2013, the band is donating between fifty cents and one dollar on every ticket sold for their concerts to Instruments 4 Africa, a 501c-3 nonprofit organization. These donations will specifically go to build a music school in the Bamako, Mali area. The school will be headed by their teacher, Lamine Soumano.

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    Songs

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    References

    Toubab Krewe Wikipedia


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