Master Musicians of Jajouka on MySpace.com - The official MySpace site of The Master Musicians of Jajouka and Bachir Attar: http://myspace.com/jajoukamasters

BBC World Service - WGBH in Boston and PRI (Public Radio International) co-produced an internationally-distributed program in July 2006 about the Master Musicians of Jajouka (and the group's leader Bachir Attar) that was recorded in Jajouka, Morocco. Listen to this report.

Festival du Monde Arabe de Montréal (FMA) - Les Maîtres Musiciens de Jajouka dirigés par Bachir Attar. Les fameux gardiens de la musique intemporelle et universelle du village Jajouka, Maroc, un espace unique au monde à tous les points de vue, sont à Montréal. Ils ont inspiré Brian Jones, Mick Jagger, Paul Bowles, Brion Gysin, Aerosmith, Ornette Coleman, Sonic Youth, Peter Gabriel, les Sex Pistols et tutti quanti. Les Stones, John Lennon, Yoko Ono, l'actrice Catherine Deneuvre et d'autres talents rendaient visite aux Maîtres pour écouter et apprécier leurs mélodies. Samedi 10 novembre. Théâtre Maisonneuve, Montréal.

The Master Musicians of Jajouka led by Bachir Attar held a live concert-performance in Montreal, Canada on Saturday, November 10, 2007, one of the highlights of the eighth Montreal Arab World Festival, organized by Le Festival du Monde Arabe de Montréal (FMA).

TelQuel, Maroc - Read a 2007 article in TelQuel Magazine,  a Moroccan weekly news publication: "Mémoire. Le fabuleux destin des Jajouka".

The Authorized Paul Bowles Web Site - photographs of Bachir Attar and the Master Musicians of Jajouka recording with The Rolling Stones (Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ron Wood) in 1989 in Tangier, Morocco on the official Paul Bowles site.. Paul Bowles and his friend Brion Gysin first heard the music of the Master Musicians from Jajouka in July 1950, at a moussem near Sidi Kacem (location of a saint's tomb), located on the Atlantic Ocean, not far from Tangier.

Interview with Bachir Attar by Jason Gross in June 2000

San Francisco Gate music review of the June 2, 2001 performance of Bachir Attar with the DJ Cheb i Sabbah

The Stranger an interview with Bachir Attar during a May 2001 visit to Seattle

CNN.com interviews with Bachir Attar and Talvin Singh

Jajouka on YouTube.com  Videos made by Bay Area musicians and filmmakers Jon Schainker, Simon Cheffins, and Toshio Omori of the March 2001 Aïd el-Kebir festival in Jajouka.

The Rolling Stones in Morocco  One of several YouTube.com segments of a BBC documentary for television with Mick Jagger and Bachir Attar, the hereditary leader of The Master Musicians of Jajouka, filmed in Tangier and Jajouka, Morocco during the summer of 1989, after the two groups recorded in the song "Continental Drift" for the Rolling Stones' Steel Wheels album.

Interzone Music Publishing  Publishers of music by The Master Musicians of Jajouka.

Standard Records  Ethnic Trance (Gnawa) Music

World Event Village (Sony Corporation)

The Rolling Stones collaborated and recorded with the Master Musicians of Jajouka and Bachir Attar in 1989 for the song "Continental Drift" on the Stones' Steel Wheels album.

The Hand of Fatima  A new film by Augusta Palmer about her father Robert Palmer, the New York Times' first rock music critic, and his 1971 journey to Jajouka, Morocco while on an assignment for Rolling Stone magazine. Palmer developed a close friendship with The Master Musicians of Jajouka. This documentary with rare archives of photographs and footage, also has musical performances by the Master Musicians and conversations with Bachir Attar. It is scheduled to be released in late 2008. For further details see also: The Cultural Animal.

Friends of Morocco

Ornette Coleman  The official site of the jazz great Ornette Coleman, who in 1973 recorded in Jajouka, Morocco the music for his LP album Dancing in Your Head, with the assistance of Robert Palmer, the first New York Times rock music critic and Rolling Stone magazine editor.

Talvin Singh  The official site of Talvin Singh, one of the most influential architects of the global music landscape. (Talvin Singh's official site TalvinSingh.com is currently being redesigned, so until it is back up on the Web, the blue  link is for Talvin Singh's official MySpace.com site.)

WOMAD (World of Music, Arts and Dance)

MSN Encarta World Atlas map of Jajouka, Morocco. (Note that the preferred spelling of the name of the village is Jajouka, not Joujouka or Zahjouka.)

Adelphi Records  The Primal Energy

Decca Classics  Talvin Singh and the Master Musicians of Jajouka led by Bachir Attar

Lee Ranaldo Sonic Youth

National Geographic World Music feature article on the Master Musicians of Jajouka and Bachir Attar

Mondo Mundo Agency  the booking agent for the Master Musicians of Jajouka, which also represents various other international groups, talents and performing musical artists.