Following on from the success of his 1998 album Nomad Soul with it's state of the art fusions and collaborations, Missing You (Mi Yeewni) presents Baaba Maal focusing on the acoustic, poetic side of his heritage. Baaba Maal is a world renowned artist and spokesperson for Africa, and on this release he remains true to himself - it is passionate and honest, simple and complex, traditional and contemporary. 11 tracks. 2001 release.

2009 album from the celebrated Senegalese master-musician. With its subtle blending of Electronic Dance elements and West African musical traditions, the record is a groundbreaking successor to 2001's Missing You. Television was produced jointly by Baaba Maal and Barry Reynolds, once the guitarist with the legendary Compass Point Studio Band, and mixed by Jerry Boys. The album was made in London and Dakar, the Senegalese capital. Baaba Maal worked on its eight songs with various musicians, but most specifically in a collaboration throughout the recording with singer Sabina Sciubba and keyboardist Didi Gutman, both members of New York's Brazilian Girls, who blend electronic dance music with a diversity of eclectic styles. Eight tracks. Palm.

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CD, featuring Baaba Maal.

2010 two CD collection from the Senegalese singer and guitarist containing a trio of his original albums. African Soul Revolutionary focuses squarely on Baaba Maal's prolific '80s career, collecting together three of his seminal and hard-to-find recordings. Featuring Wango (largely considered to be Baaba's first `solo' album), Taara and Jombaajo (an amalgamation of tracks from the Wango recording sessions) these albums are all milestones in the career of one of Africa's most influential musicians. 23 tracks. Nascente.

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This deluxe package includes the following elements:

- A compilation CD showcasing the master’s career in various stages.

- A 60 minute DVD featuring Baaba Maal performances, interviews, and journeys through Senegal’s spectacular landscape and culture.

- A beautiful 48-page book stacked with dozens of photos and an accompanying essay penned by acclaimed British Journalist Robin Denselow.

- A 20" x 30" geographic and cultural map of Senegal that traces Baaba Maal’s life, designed exclusively by the National Geographic Society for this release