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Category: Album reviews

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Folk Music from the Andalusian Oral Tradition

Angel Romero April 16, 2005

Trébede De chanza y fiesta (CLCD 199, 2003) This vocal group is based in the province of Sevilla in Andalusia (southern Spain). While Andalusia is…

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A Party in Two Worlds

Tom Orr April 14, 2005

Various Artists Afro-Latin Party (Putumayo PUT 235-2, 2005) Lest anyone forget that Latin music has African rhythms at its core, there are plenty of recorded…

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It Takes a Village

Tom Orr April 13, 2005

Warsaw Village Band Uprooting (World Village 468036, 2004) These three guys and three gals from Poland caused quite a stir with their previous album People’s…

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Sweet and Seck

admin April 13, 2005

Dieneba Seck – The Truth [Tigne] (Stern’s Music STCD1099, 2005) In this year of 2005 Diénéba Seck releases her fourth solo album – nothing too strange…

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Orchestral Canarian Folk

Angel Romero April 11, 2005

Juan Carlos Martín Guadá (Miltitrack Estudios, 2004) Composer Juan Carlos Martín creates a rich mosaic of sounds inspired by the folk music of the Canary…

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Middle Eastern Soundscapes

Angel Romero April 10, 2005 Middle Eastern musicOmar Faruk TekbilekYair DalalYuval Ron

Yuval Ron, Omar Faruk Tekbilek, Yair Dalal & Azam Ali One (Magda, 2003) Israeli Composer Yuval Ron put together a spectacular ensemble of Middle Eastern…

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Catalan Mestizos

Angel Romero April 7, 2005

Cheb Balowski Potiner (Propaganda Pel Fet PGD030 CD, 2004) The number of mestizo (musical hybrids) bands in Spain keeps growing. Cheb Balowski is an inspired…

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Benin There, Dug That

Tom Orr April 6, 2005

T.P. Orchestre Poly-Rythmo The Kings of Benin Urban Groove 1972-1980 (Soundway Records SNDWCD004, 2004) I’m so very glad there are people who seek out and…

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The Gospel According to Klezmer

Tom Orr April 4, 2005

The Klezmatics with Joshua Nelson and Kathryn Farmer Brother Moses Smote the Water (Piranha CD-PIR1896, 2005) Sure, the Klezmatics could’ve made their first live album…

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The Celtic Tradition Continues

Angel Romero April 4, 2005

Various Artists The Independence Suite (Celtic Crossings CC2004, 2004) Most recent Celtic music compilations focus on the contemporary artists. The Independence Suite takes a look…

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