Thanks. I've just found this, by the way.

 

http://kongar-olondar.bandcamp.com/album/echoes-of-tuva

 

and this

 

http://scs-intl.com/trader/

 

Cool. I've just stumbled on this. I love these guys and this film is a real treat. I must buy some of their albums.

 

Edit: actually, really well done on the latter link. Lots of good info in there.

 

Edited November 20, 201411 yr by rehabitat

Hi fellas.

I've got a couple of albums by these guys

Son de la Frontera

Swing-OST.

Marcos Valle-Jet Samba.

Swing-OST.

yep, love Tony Gatlif's films

yep, love Tony Gatlif's films

Yeah me too,Ian McP.I've seen Latcho Drom several times.I've got that OST.Emir Kusturica's The Time of the Gypsies is worth watching too.Hilariious.

Edited November 29, 201411 yr by mrbuzzardstubble

Yeah me too,Ian McP.I've seen Latcho Drom several times.I've got that OST.Emir Kusturica's The Time of the Gypsies is worth watching too.Hilariious.

 

Got most of Emir Kusturica's films on DVDs .......  

Got most of Emir Kusturica's films on DVDs .......

Emir came out here a few years ago with his No Smoking Orchestra

More acts announced for Womadelaide.

C.W.Stoneking

DJ Spooky

Orquesta Buena Vista Social Club (Cuba)

Invisible Cities (Canada)

Gordie Mackeeman & His Rhythm Boys(Canada)

Nick Waterhouse (USA)

Soley (Iceland)

Interactive video of Malian musicians from Africa Express performing Terry Riley's 'In C' at Tate Modern. Can't go wrong there..

 

http://www.africaexpress.co.uk/2014/11/interactive-video-africa-express-presents-terry-rileys-in-c-mali/   (Web page)

 

http://in.fm/v/V5PDXA  (Direct link to video)

Edited December 4, 201411 yr by Bassline Junkie

Interactive video of Malian musicians from Africa Express performing Terry Riley's 'In C' at Tate Modern. Can't go wrong there..

 

http://www.africaexpress.co.uk/2014/11/interactive-video-africa-express-presents-terry-rileys-in-c-mali/   (Web page)

 

http://in.fm/v/V5PDXA  (Direct link to video)

 

Incredible! Beautiful! Inspired! Thank you!

 

It is scheduled for release on CD and LP on the 26/01/2015.

Damon Albarn. R.E.S.T.E.P.C. Thanks Bassline Junkie .

Edited December 4, 201411 yr by mrbuzzardstubble

No worries guys- thought it was about time to make my first post in this thread. Have been lurking for a little while now, and have found some fantastic new music thanks to you gents (and ladies possibly).

 

Would love to be hitting up Womadelaide next year, but a heavily pregnant wife will be throwing a spanner in those works! Have booked a consolation ticket for Toumani and Sidiki Diabate at Hamer Hall on the Thursday before Womad. Also hoping to catch Bombino in Melbourne too.

Welcome BJ and best wishes for the birth of your child.

Six Degrees Records fans might be interested to know the label has a 30% sale on at the moment.Enter the sale code sixdholiday if you make a purchase on their site to qualify for the discount.

More acts announced for Womadelaide.

C.W.Stoneking

DJ Spooky

Orquesta Buena Vista Social Club (Cuba)

Invisible Cities (Canada)

Gordie Mackeeman & His Rhythm Boys(Canada)

Nick Waterhouse (USA)

Soley (Iceland)

yep, Nick Waterhouse is lookin' good, sorta 60's Kennedy era rock infusion. By sheer coincidence a lotta talk on JoeNet (? ask me) about his fine sounding albums (all analogue to 2 inch tape recording)

 

I caught Tek Tek Ensemble's half hour live to air at  3RRR's performance space for The Good, the Dub and the Global's 5th birthday last Tues arvo.
Egad, those dudes are one tight little outfit, they're getting even tighter if that's possible... their choice of obscure novelities second to none, they never fail to impress! You can catch them Fri Dec 12 at 8pm Open Studio 204 High St Northcote

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkTMnmLhW_A

Emir Kustarica clip, loadsa fun

 

Magnifico: Zum Zum

 

Thanks IanMcP.I like those last 2 clips.Nick Waterhouse sounds pretty good.

Renaud Garcia-Fons

Putumayo Presents World Groove-V/A.Quite a good compilation and to make it even gooder,it came with a free bonus disc.

more Magnifico, Yugoslavian tongue in cheekness meets Ennio Morricone