 Kakatsitsi Master Drummers from Ghana |
 Opening The "Libations" In The Cafe Bar |
 Jaipur Kawa Brass Band |
 Making Their Way To The Main Hall |
 Ali Baba Shoes |
 Golden Balls |
 Is He Real? |
 Daby Toure |
 A Talented Singer-Songwriter |
 From Mauritania |
 Whirling Dervish |
 Belly Dancer |
 Time For Another Helping Of Oojami |
 Another Great Set From The London Based Turks |
 Stunning Projections By Cloudbase |
 Talvin Singh |
 Master Tabla Player |
 Presenting His Tabtek Project |
 The Baghdaddies |
 Shaking Out The Saturday Lunchtime Cobwebs |
 Flame.Co |
 An Excellent Display of Traditional & Modern Flamenco |
 Lots of Ole's & Worryingly Tight Trousers |
 Robert Maseko From The Congo |
 This Nutter Kept Us Entertained For A While! |
 Ladies Wot Lunch |
 Balkan Tunes From Szapora |
 Members Originate From Poland, Bosnia & The UK |
 Tuvan Throat Singing from Yat-Kha |
 Bizarre Renditions Of Led Zeppelin & Joy Division Among Others |
 Rankin' Roger Of The Beat |
 His Son Rankin' Jnr |
 I'd Forgotten How Many Fantastic Songs They Had |
 Enchanting Kora From Gambian, Jali Sherrifo Konteh |
 The Warsaw Village Band |
 Highly Danceable Polish Folk Tunes |
 My Favourite Photo Of The weekend |
 Trinkets |
 Storytime With Tuup |
 Accompanied By More Kora |
 Asere |
 All The Way From Cuba |
 "Son" Dance Lessons For The Crowd |
 Morning "Raags" From Singh Strings |
 The Hugely Talented David Moss |
 Maestro Of Mongolian Harmonic Chanting |
 Didg Demo From Kev Howard |
 Dennis Rollins |
 With The North Stars Steel Orchestra |
 Together They Form Molten Metal |
 This Guy Was Just Phenominal |
 Albert Nyathi - "Welcome To Zimbabwe" |
 Accompanied By The Imbongi Dancers |
 A Really Strong Performance From Hazel O'Connor |
 Simply Backed By Acoustic Guitar & Harp |
 The Tide Comes In For The Balkanatics |
 Scandinavian Tunes From Swap |
 Swedish & English Members |
 The Joker In The Pack |
 The Immensely Danceable Bellowhead |
 With John Spiers |
 Jon Boden |
 And Some Interesting Brass |
 The Balkanatics Are Back |
 Dave On The Tuba |
 "I Really Really Love You" |
 Mostar Sevdah Reunion |
 A Multi-Ethnic Collaboration Born From The Horrors Of The Bosnian Conflict |
 Both Uplifting & Deeply Sensitive |
 Ljiljana Butler. The "Mother Of Gypsy Soul" |
 A Rousing Finale To A Great Weekend |
 Say "Goodnight" Dave |