Jimi Mbaye
About the artist
Jimi Mbaye (born Mamadou Mbaye in Dakar on 2 October 1957; died 12 February 2025) was a Senegalese guitarist remembered for his work with Youssou N'dour and for his unique Senegalese guitar style in which he made his Fender Stratocaster sound like local instruments such as the kora or xalam. Mbaye recorded six top-selling major-label albums with N'Dour before taking a leave of absence to record his own solo album, released in 1997. He then became a member of N'Dour's Super Étoile Band from 1979 onwards.
Top songs
- Malcolm: Teacher, Martyr
- Awa
- Youssou Madjiguene
- Jantou Jamm (This Sun Of Peace)
- In An African Passageway
- Noone Yi (Bear With Patience What They Say)
- Gnaanal (The Intercessor)
- A Walk This Side Of Heaven
- Xeexoo (Discord)
- Dimbalante (The Understanding)
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- Soone Na (Just How Do I Cope?)
- Monopoly of Your Mouth
- Noone Yi
- Youssou Madjiguene (Senegal)
- Jantou Jamm (The Sun of Peace)
- Introduction (Part 2)
- Xeexoo
- Youssou Madjiguène
- noone yi(tous les etes)
- The Cut
- We Hate the Blues
- Go Go Kitty
- Gnaanal
- Dimbalante
- Buma Fiire
- This Sun Of Peace
- Floorboard Shake
- I've Dreamt of Leaving Ever Since You Told Me
- It's Alright
- Scratch
- Up in the High Numbers
- Blow Out
- Jantou Jamm
- Soone Na
- Takhawaalu
- Yaye Digalma
- Damay Re
- Coffeel
- Yaral Ma
- Yaw Jumnga
- Jankh Ndaw
- Bear With Patience What They Say
- Witness
- Don't Give Up
- Jantou Jam
- Soone Naa
- Kids
- Malcolm. Teacher, Martyr
- Malcolm; Teacher, Martyr
- Jantou Jamm (This Sun Of Peace
- mbaye nder
- The Intercessor
- Youssou Madjiguene, Senegal
- Noone Yi (Bear With Patience/What They Say)
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