The Best New Music of 2005: Derek Rath

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December 14, 200512:00 AM ET

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Producer Derek Rath begins Day to Day series on the best music of 2005 with selections that span the globe, from India's Bollywood to New Orleans.

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'Global Beat Fusion': New Music for Ancient Rituals Oct. 12, 2005

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The Music of 'The New Heroes' July 5, 2005

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