The Guide (Wommat)

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Released11 July 1994 (1994-07-11)
RecordedSeptember–October 1993
Studio
  • Power Play (New York City)
  • Xippi (Dakar)
The Guide (Wommat)
Studio album by
Released11 July 1994 (1994-07-11)
RecordedSeptember–October 1993
Studio
  • Power Play (New York City)
  • Xippi (Dakar)
Genre
Length73:01
LabelColumbia
ProducerVerna Gillis[2]
Youssou N'Dour chronology
Special Noël
(1993)
The Guide (Wommat)
(1994)
Gainde
(1995)
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The Guide (Wommat) is the seventh studio album by Senegalese singer and composer Youssou N'Dour. Recorded during the autumn of 1993 in both New York City and Dakar, the album was released on 11 July 1994 through Columbia Records.[3] Featuring the hit single "7 Seconds", a duet with Neneh Cherry, The Guide (Wommat) is the commercially most successful album by N'Dour.[5]

All tracks are written by Youssou N'Dour, except where noted.

No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Leaving (Dem)"  5:03
2."Old Man (Gorgui)"  6:30
3."Without a Smile (Same)" (featuring Branford Marsalis)  4:12
4."Mame Bamba"
  • Y. N'Dour
  • Boubacar N'Dour
4:58
5."7 Seconds" (with Neneh Cherry)
  • Y. N'Dour
  • Cherry
5:06
6."How You Are (No Mele)"
  • Y. N'Dour
  • Kabou Gueye
3:39
7."Generations (Diamono)"  5:46
8."Tourista" Jean-Philippe Rykiel4:36
9."Undecided (Japoulo)" 
  • Faye
  • Rykiel
5:26
10."Love One Another (Beuguente)" 
  • Rykiel
  • Y. N'Dour
4:51
11."Life (Adouna)" Rykiel4:04
12."My People (Samay Nit)"Bouna N'Diaye 4:38
13."Oh Boy"  4:37
14."Silence (Tongo)"  4:38
15."Chimes of Freedom"Bob DylanDylan4:51
Total length:73:01

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