I was taking a picture of my djembe drum (that I’ve posted in my photo section) which also led me to a Youtube search of Togolese djembe drumming. I’d kind of forgotten what it sounded like, so it was a pleasant trip down memory lane. 🙂
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remember when we arrived in Indonesia from Togo and the drum head had gotten wet and molded. The goat skin head was replaced with, I believe, a sheep skin! Don’t know that we ever managed to play as well as this young man, but we did have fun!