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Friday, February 5, 2010

This week on Radio M Chicago trio Mako Sica. The band's influences run from Fugazi to Ali Farka Toure, Middle Eastern rhythms to polka of all things. Mako Sica performs on Radio M.

Plus a preview of the Spring Festival of African Music at Chicago's Old Town School of Folk.





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