Mixed Choir. A single sample, ideal for an atmosphere or a lead in/out, wish that there were more like this

Drummers. Again just a single sample (well two with the stereo split) of a simple drum pattern.

Call/Response Singing with Drums. 7 tracks with 8 stereo split samples, with background chanting overlaid with cowbells, xylophones conga's and drums. Nice selection of what you would probably expect when you first picked up the CD of "African Music". The voices sound similar, probably only because I've no idea what the chants are !. The drum rhythms likewise sound generally similar.

Groovin Drummers. 18 tracks of 21 stereo split samples (so 42 in all) by the Ammasu Akapuma Group (all the tracks are credited in fact). Just drum sounds within this selection, with quite a range of sounds and patterns. Its not so easy to see how some of these loops would be used within alternative genres of music, the individual sounds could certainly be sampled for an authentic set of African percussion samples. Some imagination is certainly required, this certainly isn't a bad thing, anything with originality is to be applauded.

Dense Drums. 7 tracks with 9 stereo split samples with heavier drumming and patterns. These samples could be a backdrop to a track or part of track, in a way easier to place than the previous section as the samples here virtually make up a whole soundscapes by themselves, whereas "groovin drummers" requires a little fleshing out I feel.

Drumming with Call/Response. 3 long samples, of about 45 seconds each of drumming with chanting over the top. Nice atmospheric feel here to these tracks, although some selection may need to be exercised to extract a portion to include within a track your creating.

Horns with Distant Drumming. A single track of 5 samples, almost the only relief on the CD from percussion and voices. The distant drumming in a couple of cases is really distant - I can see it being taken out with noise reduction software. A single horn sound, quite harsh sounding

Singing and Drumming Children. Single 70 second sample, back to using the stereo split method, some selection may be required by the samplist (unless they have a ton of RAM), to extract part of the track to actually use.