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Djanka T****ey Condé (d. 1997) was a jeli nagara, or "chief of the bards", from Guinea. He
lived in Fadama, a
small village near the
river Niandan, in the...
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University of
Michigan Press. ISBN 978-0-472-22074-8. Conrad,
David C.; Condé,
Djanka T****ey (2004). Sunjata: a West
African epic of the
Mande peoples. Indianapolis:...
- Sunjata: a West
African Epic of the
Mande peoples (eds
David C. Conrad,
Djanka T****ey Condé, trans.
David C. Conrad), pp. ix, x, xxvi,
Hackett Publishing...
- Sona
Jobarteh Alhaji Dodou Nying Koliyandeh Osei Korankye[citation needed]
Djanka T****ey Condé
Djeli Moussa Diawara or Jali Musa
Jawara Mory
Kante N'Faly...
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musicians Bill
Nelson –
electric guitar (1, 8, 10)
Djene Doumbouya –
vocals (1)
Djanka Djabate –
vocals (1) The
Phantom Horns:
Johnny Thirkell – trumpet/flugelhorn...
- "Sunjata: a West
African epic of the
Mande peoples." (editors:
David C. Conrad,
Djanka T****ey Condé, trans.
David C. Conrad), p. ****v,
Hackett Publishing (2004)...
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Emmanuel K.
Akyeampong n Nana
Oforiatta Ayim n
Guinea Djibril Tamsir Niane p
Djanka T****ey Condé p
Sekouba Bambino n
Kenya Ali
Mazrui p
Bethwell Allan Ogot...
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University Press, 1986).
Third edition title: Son-Jara: The
Mande Epic (2003)
Djanka T****ey Condé (performer) &
David C.
Conrad (editor): Sunjata: A West African...
- ISBN 9782271143716 [2] (retrieved 29
April 2024) Editors: Conrad,
David C.; Condé,
Djanka T****ey, "Sunjata: A West
African Epic of the
Mande Peoples."
Hackett Publishing...
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Salif Keita:
Vocals Angeline Annonier,
Nayanka Bell,
Djanka Diabate,
Djene Doumbouya, Mora Birbeck,
Bessy Gordon:
Vocal Backing Ousmane...
