Here's a listing of some of the recordings that have gotten special attention from RootsWorld. They are in chronological order, newest are first. See also: No Comment

1999
• Bulgari, real roots, Bulgarian style
• Voice of the People
• Cicala Mvta, chindon Japan
• Bois Sec Ardoin w/ Balfa Toujours
• Hamre-Tibbetts Hardangar experiments
• Bulgari : Bulgarian folk masters
• Gamelan, Bali 1928, NYC 1941
• Tarika: simply D
• Gilberto Gil: soloing in Oslo
• Enzo Favata: Italian jazz and roots

  previous years

• Eliza Carthy Red Rice
• Sainkho: Tuvan voices
• Kepa Junkera: Basque accordion
• Ntoni Denti D'Oro: Cape Verde roots
• Lhasa de Sela
• Hijas del Sol: Bioko breezes
• Groupa : 15 years in Sweden
• Norway meets Senegal , in voices and harps.
• Dvorak + The Chieftains + The Band + Taj Mahal = Largo
• Fliflet / Hamre: accordion'n'drums from Norway
• Brian Peters finds The Beast In The Box
• Sima Bina: the music of Khorassan
• Maryam Mursal: Progressive Sudan
• New Nile Orchestra: from Addis to Burlington?
• Aminata Kamissoko: Mali's new voice
• Gjallarhorn: new Swedish-Finnish
• Gaelic Roots: live music from Boston College
• Milton Nascimento is Brazil
• La Charanga Habanera, inside out in Cuba
• Juan-Jose Mosalini, one man's tango
• Mammas, Mediterranean divas
• Nà Lua records adventurous Galician folk-pop
• Wimme Saari brings ancient joiks into the future.
• Zabe i Babe merge the Balkan beat with American soul.
• Lhasa de Sela 's voice travels from Mexico to Canada.
• Anti-Gravity lifts off with Indo-jazz
• The Buena Vista Social Club : Cooder in Havana
• Phil Ochs , Farewells and Fantasies
• Väsen , a Swedish Whirled quartet
• Canadian kora innovator Daniel Janke
• Regis Gizavo, accordion of Madagascar
• Mansour Seck 's newest is reviewed, with a short sound sample
• Hedningarna, the heathen music of Sweden
• Oumou Sangare, a voice from Mali
• Abana Ba Nasery, two dry guitars and a pop bottle from Kenya!
• Dumisani Maraire and Ephat Mujuru: the Shona spirit of mbira

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