Host DJK drives listeners through the world of African-influenced music – from night clubs in Dakar to festivals in Bahia, from recording studios in Havana to family compounds on the streets of Lagos. The show follows the African diaspora to South America, the Caribbean and southern Europe, but never strays far from the beat of the mother continent. From KPSQ-LP, Fayetteville, AR. This week in the Afrosonic Taxi, we're riding with some Septuagenarians of Africa. These elders have provided a soundtrack for life under colonial rule, the exhilaration of freedom and the growing pains of early independent nations. And they're still putting out new music this decade.

1. Foulo by Orchestra Baobab (Senegal)
2. Tiecolomba He by Les Ambassadeurs (Mali)
3. Aseni by Orlando Julius with the Heliocentrics (Nigeria/England)
4. Kaful Mayay by Orchestre Afrisa International (Congo)
5. Hatidi Politics by Thomas Mapfumo & The Blacks Unlimited (Zimbabwe)
6. Oye Osem by Pat Thomas & Kwashibu Area Band (Ghana)
7. E Dey Walk For Ground by Gyedu-Blay Ambolley (Ghana)
8. Boogaloo by Mulatu Astatke (Ethiopia)
9. Tijaniyya by Youssou NDour (Senegal)
10. Syrie by Salif Keita (Mali)