Songhoy Blues are a desert blues-punk band from Timbuktu, Mali. The band we… Read Full Bio ↴Songhoy Blues are a desert blues-punk band from Timbuktu, Mali. The band were exiled to Bamako during the unrest in Mali. The band features Aliou Toure, Oumar Toure, Garba Toure and Nathanael Dembele.
Should I Stay or Should I Go ?
Songhoy Blues Lyrics
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BAMAKO Samedi soir à Bamako sur ma moto Samedi soir à Bamako…
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Gabriel Armstrong
I was at an interview with the band this evening. They are from Mali and recorded this song because 'Should I stay or should I go?' is a vital question for someone who might be thinking about emigrating from a war ravaged country, with the possibility of drowning in the Mediterranean.
bobwilsonanchorman
George best the wedding present
Billy Goodman
Gabriel and the band were not necessarily referring to Mali as war ravaged. The song speaks to more than just citizens of Mali.
Tife Oluleye
Gabriel Armstrong Mali is not a war ravaged country, yes it had a militant insurgency that hit its north hard, if Mali is ravaged by anything it's decades of colonialism, neo-colonialism, compounded by neoliberal and exploitative policies facilitated by more powerful countries + the world bank+imf+the government policies that has led to poverty for a lot of people and displacement, similar to its neighbouring countries. Like it's really not that hard to look up its history before making generalizing statements.
Sam Stowe
My guess is that Joe would fully endorse this version as it really does have a poignant message for these guys
Sheryl L
Love this version. Great cover.
Twin Peaks Fan Club
Great cover. I just discovered this band today. I have long been a fan of Malian music.
chris fozo
Great song guys! Keep up! :)
Eugene Gubbard
Guitar's fuzzier than a five-year-old fruit salad
tvsawang
Fantastic !!!