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Tommy Emmanuel playing Mombasa :) (Extracted from Tommy Emmanuel Early History Interview) Tommy Emmanuel: http://www.tommyemmanuel.com Video Source: http://www.tommyemmanuel.com/promoters-media/multimedia.asp Direct Download: http://www.tommyemmanuel.com/promoters-media/multimedia/TE_Early_History_Interviews.mpg Pls feel free to PM me or email me at guitar4peace@gmail.com if you have any guitar videos to share! Thanks! :) Regards, Guitarsoul

Menolippu Mombasaan Lyrics: Jäi Mombasaan vain päivä elämää Ja elämään nyt Mombasa vain jää Kuumankostean minä tunsin Mombasan ja meren, taivaan afrikan Mä ensin näin vain meren sinisen Ja koralliin löi aallot jylisten Pärskeen takaa näin sinun hahmos yllättäin Sä nousit rantaan nauraen Ja simpukan, niin vaahdonvalkoisen sä ojensit ja katsoit hymyillen Koskin simpukkaa ja sen pintaa karheaa kuin vartaloas kosteaa. Kun polttaen löi tuuli kasvoihin, niin käsissäs sä kannoit aaltoihin Tyrskyn alle jäin. Olit vahva sylissäin, niin lämmin suolanmakuinen. Kun saapui yö, niin tyrskyt lannistui ja lahdelmaan vain kevyt vaahto ui Kuulin unessain leopardin huudon vain ja kosketin sua uudestaan

Kuvamatka Kenian Mombasaan. Kaikki kuvat lainattu internetistä. Musiikin esittää Taiska.

Tommy Emmanuel live at Soria Moria in Norway 16. november 2006. http://www.OMDU.net

Lyrics Jäi Mombasaan vain päivä elämää Ja elämään nyt Mombasa vain jää. Kuuman kostean minä tunsin Mombasan Ja meren taivaan Afrikan Mä ensin näin vain meren sinisen, Ja koralliin löi aallot jylisten. Pärskeen takaa näin sinun hahmos yllättäin, Sä nousit rantaan nauraen. Ja simpukan niin vaahdonvalkoisen Sä ojensit ja katsoit hymyillen. Koskin simpukkaa ja sen pintaa karheaa, Kuin vartaloas kosteaa. Niin polttaen löi tuuli kasvoihin, Mut käsissäs sä kannoit aaltoihin. Tyrskyn alle jäin, olit vahva sylissäin, Niin lämmin, suolan makuinen. Kun saapui yö, niin tyrskyt lannistui Ja lahdelmaan vain kevyt vaahto ui. Kuulin unessain leopardin huudon vain Ja kosketin sua uudestaan.

Bamburi beach and the indian ocean that laps on its shores.

this is the decent, approach and landing in mombasa, kenya. After 10 hours of flying the pilots seemed almost a little too keen to get onto the ground and the result was, after a very gentle decent, somewhat of a thud off a landing.

kibokoni

by Jamie98s http://jamie98s.ja.funpic.org/index.html Two armies that were once at a neck to neck war, now live at peace. Despite this, there is still high tension between the two armies. Both control a small sector of Mombassa, a desocrite city known for it's oil refineries, Military Stations and Weapon Facilities. Mombassa was spilt in half after the war, with the White Army gaining control of the West of the city and Steel Army controling the East. However, when a 3rd army's greed comes into play, the Gold Army which is too small to fight both the armies at once, will instead frame the White Army for the death of two Steel Army member's hoping to weaken both the armies forces before attacking. Chaos and mayhem ensues in what will be the most memorable battle in the history.

The Percussion Solo sounds so much better at his concerts than on video, just listen to the applause.

These are kids in Mombasa playing soccer/football. They are a team that my buddy Johnny Mayaka put together and coaches to give them something to do and keep them off the streets. The music is "Ndivyo Sivyo" by the Tanzanian hip-hop artist Professor J and Ugandan artist Chameleone (check out the original video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmArBP8Oiik this is a solid example of good East African hip-hop) I shot this footage in December of 2007 at the request of my buddy Johnny who was also my Swahili tutor - he's the guy seen in the video coaching. Most of these kids are Muslims - note the mosque in the background. It is also interesting to see that they play barefoot and don't seem bothered or slowed down at all.

Enjoy!

http://www.ngomongo.com A visit to Mombasa, the Kenyan coast, is incomplete without a visit to Ngomongo Villages Ngomongo Villages Park is a collection of 9 diverse RURAL KENYA TRIBAL HOMESTEADS, each complete with hut, cultivated crops, domestic and wild animals ( like crocodiles for the El molo man) wild animal traps, charms and fetishes, tinsmiths and even a village witch doctor! Each village has tribe - specific activities for you to engage in, including archery, boating, rafting, tasting tribal foods and liquor, forest walk, hook fishing, grinding and pounding maize. After the trek through the village households, you get the " deja vu" feeling that you have literally walked throughout rural Kenya in only 1 ½ hours. The park is situated in an abandoned quarry that has been reclaimed into a lush forest over a ten year period. Integrated in this lush forest are 9 diverse rural Kenya tribal households.

Beeld van Moi Avenue in Mombasa, Kenia, in de buurt van de Tuksk, de slagtanden over de weg

Live At St Louis

city of mombasa

This is a great sample of just what you experience when you see Tommy live. Watch the whole video, it speaks for itself...

Ustad Zain's Binti Mombasa · Vidonge For all fans of the coastal music- Taarab

African Rhythm & Blues Vol. 2 (1976) Intercord Records (reissued on Sonorama) Germany

This is a trip I took in a tuk tuk whilst in Mombasa Kenya. This was an experience to behold but fun at the same time.

Tommy Emmanuel in Berlin. Enjoy ;)

Yet ANOTHER unfinished film that I made A LONG TIME AGO! I worked on this back in the Halo 2 days with Minority. This was actually the last thing I did before I started up the Marathon Man Series 2 YEARS LATER. I admit the idea of doing a Narnia type movie on Halo would of been kinda awkward but it could of happened and I might plan on finishing it actually. When they go through the portal at the end I can have them transported in the Halo 3 world now and continue with the story! So if you would like to see that happen just leave a comment below and state your opinion on if I should continue this film later on or just drop it altogether!

Mombasa Wedding

Visit outside of Mombasa (Kikambala) and breakfast in Nairobi at a kiosk (bananas and bread)

City of Mombassa, Crocodile Park