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Chat Live with Dawud Wharnsby, the popular Canadian Singer, on Monday, January, 22, 2007 at 13:00 GMT, in an open live session with him.
A traveler, writer, singer-songwriter, poet, performer, and television personality, Dawud Wharnsby first emerged onto the North American folk music scene in 1991. His debut solo recording "Blue Walls and The Big Sky” (1995), firmly established his skills not only as a crafty lyricist, but also as a powerful vocalist, capable of drawing listeners into his world like a vibrant stage actor or an intimate storyteller.
A string of folk and children's albums followed, including the popular "Prophet's Hands" (released in 2003) featuring musical contributions by South African singer/ songwriter Zain Bhikha and (mentor to both Wharnsby and Bhikah) poet, producer and peace activist Yusuf Islam (known to many as Cat Stevens)
In 1993, Dawud became a Muslim.
When not on tour, Dawud Wharnsby divides his home life between Colorado, (USA), Ontario (Canada) and Cairo (Egypt).
To visit Dawud Wharnsby's website, please follow the link:
http://www.wharnsby.com/
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