Uchina:Sounds of Okinawa Island.Field recordings 1981-2011.

Uchina:Sounds of Okinawa Island.Field recordings 1981-2011.

 

hardcore world ....

 

Andrea Belfi-Wege

Andrea Belfi-Wege

I love his stuff. More coming your way

I love his stuff. More coming your way

Thanks Dave:) I tried to cancel this one Wrong thread.

Paco de Lucia-Cositas Buenas.

Edited August 24, 201510 yr by mrbuzzardstubble

Good evening

Renaud Garcia-Fons-Entremundo

Listening to this on Spotify, released next month.

Edit: Only one song available at the minute.

I have their last album on vinyl, and one other Sissoko record (At Peace) where Segal produced and appeared on a couple of tracks.

Both are excellent, and this, from what heard, is more of the same.

Edited August 28, 201510 yr by soundfan

Wow! Beautiful combination of instruments, thanks, hadn't heard but after listening on youtube just ordered their last album. Turns out Sissoko also plays with this old friend who I've just been listening to, stunning solo Kora on this recording.

 

Manu Chao-Clandestino

Debashish Bhattacharya & Bob Brozman-Mahima.

Im a big fan of Bhattacharya.

His new album, I think is his best yet.

Slide Guitar Ragas From Dusk Till Dawn

Jaojoby-Aza Arianao (Madagascar)

Who would've thought 20 year ago,I would be drinking Château de Chasselay and listening to this?

Ensemble Tirana-Chants Polyphoniques D'Albanie.

The Rough Guide:The Music of Eastern Europe.

Suba-Tributo

Either/Orchestra - Afro Cubism

 

Melingo-Maldito Tango.First issue with the pop out.Not your typical tango album

A track from the above album

Yo Yo Ma & the Silk Road Ensemble "Silk Road Journeys - When Strangers Meet"

Just discovered this multicultural musical collaboration, wow.

 

JT truth seekers.jpg

Joseph Tawadros - Truth Seekers, Lovers and Warriors - 2015 - CD

 

"walk tall, kick ass, learn to speak Arabic

love music and never forget you come from a long line of

truth seekers, lovers and warriors"

 

- Hunter S. Thompson

 

 

Joseph Tawadros - Oud; James Tawdros - Req, Bendir; Matt McMahon - Piano; James Crabb - Accordian, James Greening - Trombone

 

First spin of this disc. I'm still riding the high after having just seen Joseph and his brother James performing two sets at Venue 505. What a privilige. Whenever I see these guys play live, it's like dreaming without being asleep. This is music to "wash away the detritus from the soul". 

 

Cheers,

Leigh 

 

Edit: I omitted the trombonist

Saw him last night at Camelot performing the Angel suite ... a superb album btw.

Must be the tenth time I've seen him perform ... blows me away every time!

Salif Keita-Folon:The Past.

Listening to this on Spotify, released next month.

Edit: Only one song available at the minute.

I have their last album on vinyl, and one other Sissoko record (At Peace) where Segal produced and appeared on a couple of tracks.

Both are excellent, and this, from what heard, is more of the same.

 

For those interested and able, it looks like the whole album is up on Spotify. Gonna dig in right now..

Edited September 6, 201510 yr by Bassline Junkie

Isnebo et Faadah Kawtal-Divine (Cameroon)

For those interested and able, it looks like the whole album is up on Spotify. Gonna dig in right now..

Yeah. I have been checking Spotify every day waiting for the whole album to show.

Played it this morning, another great album by those two master musicians.

Hope it gets a vinyl release at some time too.