Britxotica Goes East : Persian Pop & Casbah Jazz From The Wild British Isles
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Britxotica Goes East!: Persian Pop & Casbah Jazz From The Wild British Isles!(LP)
Trunk
Cat: JBH 059LP. Rel: 4 Jul 16
Jazz
Side 1 - Track 1. Beverly Sisters - Sphinx Won't Tell Side 1 - Track 2. Chico Arnez - Yashmak Side 1 - Track 3. Stanley Black - Caravan Side 1 - Track 4. Johnny Keating & The Z-Men - Four Beats To The Casbah Side 1 - Track 5. Charles Blackwell - Persian Twist Side 1 - Track 6. Philip Green & His Mayfair Orchestra - Baghdad Bazaar Side 1 - Track 7. Kenny Day - Sheik Of Morocco Side 1 - Track 8. Tony Osborne - Marrakesh Side 2 - Track 1. Yana - Climb Up The Wall Side 2 - Track 2. Stanley Black - Miserlou Side 2 - Track 3. Johnny Keating Kombo - Delilah's Theme Side 2 - Track 4. Laurie Johnson - Call Of The Casbah Side 2 - Track 5. Roy Tierney - Lonely One Side 2 - Track 6. Tony Osborne - Turkish Coffee Side 2 - Track 7. Reg Owen - Kazoo Side 2 - Track 8. Ray Ellington - The Sultan Of Bezaaz
Well, you can rely on Johnny Trunk to deliver a good bit of exotica and it's safe to say that his label, Trunk Records, is the go-to destination for the quirkiest, strains of the genre. Here, he takes things East with follow-up to the popular Britxotica series and delivers a compilation of London-made music from artists inspired by the glamorous sounds of the 60's Orient. Musicians like Stanley Black, Tony Osborne, Johnny Keating and Yana were all locals, all Eastenders, but their passion and open minds led them to create wild and interesting variations of Persian and Turkish forms of jazz. Wonderful.
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