Secret Museum of Mankind vol.1LP Yazoo Sublime Frequencies Folkways Ethnic Ocora
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Unplayed copy of this classic double LP---- OUT OF PRINT
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Ethnic Music Classics: 1925-48. This series of archival 78 transfers was originally released in 1995 on CD only. Now for the first time on vinyl, a deluxe gatefold presentation in a limited edition pressing. Produced by Hisham Mayet (Sublime Frequencies) in conjunction with Yazoo Records. Compiled here are many of the greatest performances of world and ethnic music ever recorded. This volume represents a trip around the world, stopping at each port to sample one of that country's finest recordings of its indigenous music. Each of these recordings was captured at a period during the golden age of recording when traditional styles were at their peak of power and emotion. Included inside are extensive notes and beautiful period photographs that work together with the music to communicate an exciting sense of discovery. "One of the most consistently rewarding world music compilations in years, the cuts range from Macedonian fiddle jaunts to Puerto Rican Christmas tunes, from Abyssinian religious chants to ominous Japanese court music. The instruments include Ukrainian sleigh bells, Sardinian triple pipes, Vietnamese moon lutes and Ethiopian one-string violins...a profound artistry lurks beneath the alien vernaculars." --Village Voice; Vol. 1 contains music from Nigeria, Sardinia, Russia, Ceylon, Rajahstan, Cuba, Rumania, Vietnam, Macedonia, Morocco, Society Islands, South Africa, India, Japan, Jamaica, Fiji, and more.
A1 Eleja Choir– Nigeria: Jubilee Anthem 2:55 A2 Effisio Melis*– Sardinia: Fiorassio 3:11 A3 Savelli Walevitch– Russia: Techudo Techudiessa 2:33 A4 Fonseka & Party– Ceylon: Kapirigna 4:32 A5 Bhoora Singh– Rajahstan: Jat Song 3:14 B1 Septeto Matamoros– Cuba: Oye Mi Coro Guitar – Miguel Matamoros 3:05 B2 Unknown Artist– Rumania: Dance Song 3:15 B3 Hoang-Vúy– Viet Nam: Ló'i Sông Nui 3:08 B4 Stephanya G. Penchevya– Macedonia: Selska Ratschentitza 3:06 B5 Les Tamaru*– Society Islands: 'Upa-'Upa 2:43 B6 Raoul Journo– Morocco: Ma Thama Zinek 2:44 C1 Zwabesho Sibisi– South Africa: Angihambe 2:17 C2 Imperial Household Orchestra*– Japan: Ise No Umi 3:05 C3 Master Manahar Barve*– India: Gungru Tarang 3:20 C4 Triki-Triki– The Basque: Te Quiero Bilbaina 2:52 C5 Eric Sahlstrom*– Sweden: Byggnan 3:11 C6 Raderman-Beckerman Orchestra*– Yiddish: A Europaische Kolomyka Cornet – Alex Fiedel 2:53 D1 Goralska Orkiestra– Poland: Nie Smuccie Sie Tatry Leader – Jan Krzysiaka* Vocals – Stanislaw Janek 3:10 D2 Lord Composer– Jamaica: Hill And Gully Ridel Mandeville Road 3:04 D3 Haile, Ichigou– Abyssinia: Medina 3:05 D4 La Niña De Los Peines– Andalucia: Alegrias Guitar – Manuel Serrapi* 2:43 D5 Duetto Pamolinao– Visayan Islands: Naidasay Toy Pusoc 3:20 D6 Andi Thackambau*– Fiji: Isa Lei 2:33
Ethnic Folkways, Ocora, Harry Smith, Pat Conte, Yazoo, 78s, Calypso,
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