Renaissance initiative, Super Biton is one of "two bands in particular [that] have left an indelible mark on the Malian musical landscape", the other being Rail Band, both "pioneers of the fusion of the traditional sounds and rhythms of Ségou and modern genres. Discography Albums 1970 : Sunjata (Bärenreiter-Musicaphon) 1976 : Melodias "Rail Band" du Mali (Kouma) 1976 : Concert "Rail Band" du Mali (Kouma) 1977 : Orchestre du Buffet Hôtel de la Gare de Bamako (HNLX 5179) 1979 : Affair Social (Sacodis LS-25) 1985 : New Dimensions in Rail Culture (Globestyle) 1994 : Super Rail Band de Bamako/ Djougouya Magni (Indigo) 1996 : Mansa (Indigo) 2003 : Kongo Sigui (Indigo) Contributing artist 1995 : The Rough Guide to West African Music (World Music Network) 2012 : The Rough Guide to Psychedelic Africa (World Music Network) Complete discography available at the Radio Africa web site See also Music of Mali Super Biton de Ségou References Super Rail Band. Banning Eyre, Afropop Worldwide (2001). New and Old Music from Rail Band guitarist Djelimady Tounkara. Cora Connection (2002). African Legends: Super Rail Band. Bruce Miller. globalrhythm.net (November 6, 2006). Super Rail Band (aka New Dimensions In Rail Culture) Super Rail Band Of The Buffet Hotel De La Gare De Bamako. Review. Chris May, All About Jazz (2006). Super Rail Band: Hear my train a-comin'. Philip Sweeney. The Independent (London). (4 July 2003). The Unsinkable Mali Sound; Super Rail Band, Traore Ride a West African Groove. Fernando Gonzalez. The Washington Post - Washington, D.C. July 11, 2001. Bembeya Jazz v Super Rail Band. Barbican, London. The Guardian, Tuesday 8 July 2003. Super Band Supreme: The outstanding return of Super Rail Band de Bamako. Bob Tarte. Miami News Times. January 22, 2004. FROM THE MOTHERLAND: Getting on track with Mali's Super Rail Band. Tom Cheyney. L.A. Weekly. July 25, 2002. CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK; African Music Is Here, And It's Now. BEN RATLIFF. New York Times. July 6, 2001. WORLD MUSIC REVIEW; All the Variety of Africa, Played at a Genteel Pace. JON PARELES. New York Times. July 16, 2002 Malian musical groups Label Bleu artists