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vita Tanga
Vita specializes in "Global Guitar" - improvised music and sounds from around the world played on self-designed guitar. Citizen of People's Republic of Brooklyn, NY, born in Europe to a family from the ex-french oriental colonial empire, this explorer moves between genres, across frontiers and had performed and recorded on 4 continents, from Radio City Music Hall to Le Louvres in Paris - his hometown - as a music performer & composer.
New Found Land
By FatDog
Label: World Music Network
Released: 2014
Track listing: Jonas Slängpolska; Ring the Changes; Halling Etter Sjur Eldegard; Se Solens Skjønne Lys Og Prakt; Sexling; Hog-Eye; Polonäs Från Sexdrega; Sandansko Oro; Terre Neuve/Isdalen; Emigrantskipet; Bay of Biscay; Gubbvalsen.
FatDog: New Found Land
by Alberto Bazzurro
Musicisti scandinavi e britannici convergono in questo sestetto, che perlustra spazi folklorici di chiara matrice nordeuropea. L'impatto iniziale è molto felice, poi ci si assuefa un tantino, e l'eccessiva presenza di episodi vocali (spesso ripetitivi) contribuisce a smarrire, ad appiattire un minimo le ottime risultanze (e sensazioni) iniziali. Gli episodi più convincenti coincidono ...
The Rough Guide to Salsa Dura NYC
Label: World Music Network
Released: 2007
Track listing: Lo Que Traigo es Sabroso; Estamos en Salsa; Babaila; Naci Rumbero; Aqui Cada Uno Viene Con Lo Suyo; Oigan Mi Rumba; El Embajador; Mi Ritmo Llego; Don Ramon; Mi Rumba es Candela; I Get a Kick Out Of You.
Rough Guide to the Blues
Label: World Music Network
Released: 2007
Track listing: Crazy Blues (Mamie Smith); Black Snake Moan (Blind Lemon Jefferson); Pony Blues (Charley Patton); Me And My Chauffeur Blues (Memphis Minnie); Crossroad Blues (Robert Johnson); Broke Down Engine Blues (Blind Willie McTell)); Key To The Highway (Big Bill Broonzy); Roll 'Em Pete (Pete Johnson); Mannish Boy (Muddy Waters); Come Back Home (Howlin' Wolf); They Call It Stormy Monday Blues (T-Bone Walker); That's All Right (Arthur Crudup); It Hurts Me Too (Elmore James); Boom Boom (John Lee Hooker); Ain't Nobody Home (B.B. King); Night Time Is The Right Time (Sonny Boy Williamson); I Can't Quit You Baby (Buddy Guy); Born Under A Bad Sign (Albert King); Ice Pick (Albert Collins); Give Me Back My Wig (Hound Dog Taylor & The Houserockers); Goin' Down South (R.L. Burnside/Lyrics Born); Erdi (Ali Farka Tour
Various: The Rough Guide to Salsa Dura NYC
by Ian Patterson
The Latin melting pot that was New York in the 1960s and 1970s gave rise to salsa dura, or hard salsa. The neighborhoods of Brooklyn, Queens and the South Bronx were teeming with immigrants from Cuba, Puerto Rico and South America, who brought together their instruments, fused their rhythms and voiced their social concerns in a ...
Various Artists: Rough Guide to the Blues
by Robert R. Calder
It's not clear whether this CD has been compiled with the idea of it being listened to or as some kind of token or souvenir. You can have your own copy of Mamie Smith's Crazy Blues," the first ever Blues recording? It would have been better, in representing the so-called Classic Blues, to have included Ida ...
The Rough Guide To Planet Rock
Label: World Music Network
Released: 2006
Track listing: Dengue Fever - We Were Gonna; Les Boukakes - Sidi H
Various Artists: The Rough Guide To Planet Rock
by AAJ Staff
Here's an interesting first: after a long string of successful compilations in the Rough Guide world music series, one that actually falls flat. The subject matter could not be broader--there is probably no single international genre as enormous and diverse as rock. So what went wrong? Johannes Heretsch, the veteran DJ and Berlin radio host who ...
The Rough Guide to Tito Puente
By Tito Puente
Label: World Music Network
Released: 2005
Track listing: Jugando Mama; Mambo Tipico; Penjamo; Malanga Con Yucca; Mas Bajo; Pachito Eche;
Fiesta Con Puente; Piano Pachanga; El Que Usted Conoce; Salsa Y Sabor; Black Brothers;
Vibe Mambo; En El Cafetal; Los Hermanos Pinzones; Guiro 6/8; TP