Quick Hits: An Interview with the Carolina Chocolate Drops

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Sound Tracks: Episode 2

Sound Tracks: Music Without Borders

Watch the full episode, with stories from Scotland. Senegal, Iceland and the US.

Quick Hits: Jimi Mbaye sings "Birima"

Quick Hits: Jimi Mbaye sings "Birima"

Sound Tracks: Music Without Borders

Watch Senegalese guitarist Jimi Mbaye perform the song "Birima."

Quick Hits: Julie Fowlis

Quick Hits: Julie Fowlis

Sound Tracks: Music Without Borders

Julie Fowlis performs “Tha Mo Ghaol Air Àird” (“My Love is on the High Seas")

Quick Hits: Of Monsters and Men

Quick Hits: Of Monsters and Men

Sound Tracks: Music Without Borders

Nordic pop-folk ensemble Of Monsters and Men performs one of their new hits.

Carolina Chocolate Drops: Don't Get Trouble In Your Mind

Carolina Chocolate Drops: Don't Get Trouble In Your Mind

Sound Tracks: Music Without Borders

The Carolina Chocolate Drops perform a bluegrass standard for Sound Tracks: Quick Hits.

Carolina Chocolate Drops: No Man's Mama

Carolina Chocolate Drops: No Man's Mama

Sound Tracks: Music Without Borders

The Carolina Chocolate Drops perform a blues standard for Sound Tracks: Quick Hits.


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