| 1. Rebeliòn - Joe Arroyo |
| 2. Sama Rew - Africando |
| 3. Dugu Kamelemba - Oumou Sangare |
| 4. Zaiko Wa Wa - Zaiko Langa Langa |
| 5. Diandioli - Etoile de Dakar |
| 6. Rwanamiza - Cecile Kayirebwa |
| 7. Jono - Tarika Sammy |
| 8. Tsaiky Mboly Hely - Roger Georges, Henry Kaiser, David Lindley |
| 9. Henna - Ali Hassan Kuban |
| 10. Tanola Nomads - Sainkho Namtchylak, Sainkho |
| 11. Goodbye Again - Joji Hirota, Guo Yue |
| 12. Khosid Wedding Dances - Muzsikas |
| 13. When I'm Up I Can't Get Down - Oysterband |
| 14. Hot Tamale Baby - Buckwheat Zydeco |
| 15. Theid Mi Dhachaigh (The MacKenzie Lullaby) - Talitha MacKenzie |
Editorial Reviews
"I hate world music," wrote David Byrne, who went on to explain that he disliked a vague marketing label that ghettoized the majority of the world's music. The Rough Guiders who compiled this insanely far-flung anthology, conversely, apparently adore the term's catchall nature. Which is why you'll find everything from Colombian salsa fireball Joe Arroyo to the Gaelic "mouth music" of Scot singer Talitha MacKenzie here and a whole lot more. World music usually signifies roots less than fusion, which is why Mali singer Oumou Sangare's electrified traditionalism sounds just fine beside the avant-psychedelic guitar of Henry Kaiser and Malagasy singer Roger Georges. A certain disproportion is probably inevitable. Africa, with its incomparable dance rhythms, weighs in heavy with contributions by Youssou N'Dour (Senegal), Zaiko Langa Langa (Zaire), and Cecile Kayirebwa (Rwanda), while Asia is represented only by Guo Yue and Joji Hirota's flute duo. Irish folk, Louisiana zydeco, and Nubian blues are also represented here. But anyone interested in learning more about these artists will have to refer back to The Rough Guide to World Music for more information. --Richard Gehr
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The Rough Guide to the Music of Vietnam
Various Artists Manufacturer: World Music Network ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000PHW2JU Release Date: 2007-06-05 |
Tracks:
- HUONG THANH - Crossing The Valley
- THAN QUY - Ngoi Tua Song Dao (Sitting By The Peach Mullioned River)
- CAM LY - Em Gai Que
- BLUE ASIA - Blue Requiem
- THU HIEN - Cau Doi Cau Cho
- KIM SINH - Li Giao Duyen
- KHAC CHI ENSEMBLE - On The Bamboo Bridge
- TRANH SAO BAO - Ly Con Sao
- HUY DU, TUYET TRING - Kim Trọng Tuong Tu Thuy Kieu
- NGUYEN THANH THUY - Luyen Nam Cung
- VAN KHANH - Dem Phuong Nam Nghe Cau Ho Hue
- QUANG LINH - Toi Yeu
- CHAU DINH & CA HUE ENSEMBLE - Ten Reasons Why We Love Hue Girls
- DAN BAO VIETNAM - Rider In The Sky (Live)
Album Description
The apocalyptic image of Vietnam in the movies is a far cry from the reality of later-day Vietnam - a dynamic country with an ancient and vibrant culture combining Eastern, and in recent years, Western influences. Featuring some of the biggest stars of contemporary Vietnamese music, key regional styles, popular folk songs and ancient court music, The Rough Guide To The Music Of Vietnam offers a unique insight into one of the world's least understood nations.Artists include - Huong Thanh, Than Quy, Cam Ly, Blue Asia, Thu Hien, Kim Sinh, Khac Chi Ensemble, Tranh Sao Bao, Huy Du, Tuyet Tring, Nguyen Thanh Thuy, Van Khanh, Quang Linh, Chau Dinh & Ca Hue Ensemble, Dan Bao Vietnam
Customer Reviews:
Vibrant Vocals and Versatile Vibes from Vietnam.......2007-07-15
Speaking of the compiler, Paul Fisher's liner notes are well-written and do the job nicely of introducing each performer and singer while contextualizing and placing the music within the overall musical culture of Vietnam--no stuffy musicological details, just the right amount of background so that the listener can pretty much know and appreciate what's playing. And the tracks are introduced in the order that they appear on the CD (a common sense arrangement that some Rough Guide CDs have gotten a bit too fancily experimental with), so it's easy to follow along with the music--at least the first time, and with this music, it'll be the first time of many!
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The Rough Guide to African Blues
Various Artists Manufacturer: World Music Network ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000OONP3G Release Date: 2007-05-08 |
Tracks:
- MARIEM HASSAN - La Tumchi Anni
- NURU KANE - Goree
- COREY HARRIS - Special Rider Blues
- BOUBACAR TRAORE - Mariama Kaba
- OUMOU SANGARE - Mogo Ti Diya Bee Ya
- ETRAN FINATAWA - Iriarer
- AFEL BOKOUM - Jaman Moro
- ROKIA TRAORE - Kele Mandi
- AYALEW MESFIN & BLACK LION BAND - Feqer Aydelem Wey
- DJELIMADY TOUNKARA - Sigui
- BOB BROZMAN & DJELI MOUSSA DIAWARA - Maloyan Devil
- RASHA - Azara Alhai
- DABY BALDE - Waino Blues
- BAABA MAAL & MANSOUR SECK - Bibbe Leydy
Album Description
Nowadays it is almost universally accepted that the DNA of the blues can be traced back to Africa. Featuring significant collaborations which explore this link - including Corey Harris and Ali Farka Toure - alongside pivotal artists such as Afel Bocoum, Oumou Sangare and Boubacar Traore, The Rough Guide to African Blues examines this complex and fascinating musical connection.Artists include- Mariem Hassan, Nuru Kane, Corey Harris with Ali Farka Touré, Boubacar Traoré, Oumou Sangare, Etran Finatawa, Afel Bocoum, Rokia Traoré, Ayaléw Mèsfin & Black Lion Band, Djelimady Tounkara, Bob Brozman & Djeli Moussa Diawara, Rasha, Daby Balde, Baaba Maal & Mansour Seck
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Rough Guide to Bhangra Dance
Various Artists Manufacturer: World Music Network ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000E41KQA Release Date: 2006-02-17 |
Tracks:
- Rail Gaddi - Four Of A Kind
- Dil Tera - Soni Pabla
- Captain Bhangre Da - Ravi Bal
- Dil Nai Lagda - Aman Hayer
- Gal Sun - Partners In Rhyme
- Sajna - Veronica
- Chal Hun (Get Up Fix) - Malkit Singh
- Billo Raneeay - Binder
- Akheer - Juggy D
- Paisa - Manak-E
- Mahndi/Madhorama Pencha - Madan Bata Sindhu
- Lakh Hilda - Indy Sagu
- Taweet - Daljit Mattu
- Apna Sangeet - Taz
- Nain Preeto De - Panjabi By Nature
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The follow up to 1999's Rough Guide To Bhangra, Rough Guide To Bhangra Dance focuses on recent mutations of this flexible music genre also known as "desi beats." Originally brought to England by North Indian Punjabi immigrants and their children, bhangra mutated in cities like London and Birmingham in the 80s to reflect the new surroundings of the artists and audience. The barrel-shaped dhol drum is still at the center of the clattering bhangra sound, but the 15 tracks here range from Four Of A Kind's boy-band leanings to Veronica's modern R&B-ish grooves to the traditional-minded Daljit Mattu & Ravi Bal. The music's party vibe works surprisingly well in conjunction with the strict aesthetics of hip-hop, dancehall and dance music, and has actually been incorporated by artists in those genres (Missy Elliott being a notable example). Nonetheless, this is an excellent line-up of artists coming out of the Indian tradition looking to Western forms in search of new fusions. --Tad HendricksonAlbum Description
From its humble beginnings as a folk dance in northwest India, the British-Asian phenomenon of bhangra has incorporated Western instruments, such as the electric guitar, bass and keyboards, and evolved into the energetic and highly popular club and dance music it is today. This album features some of the hottest bhangra beats and the funkiest names on the British-Asian scene.Customer Reviews:
Hi! Hi! HI!.......2006-10-03
great intro to bhangra .......2006-06-14
Complex, lively music for listening or dancing.......2006-05-22
This music is good for driving or anytime when you want to get into a happy energetic mood. It's also great for organized dancing. Most of it will work with salsa, hustle, or west coast swing. The energy of the music encourages a lot of improvisation and messing around. It is nearly perfect dance club music.
This is fun, lively, interesting, and enjoyable music. I highly recommend it. It inspired me to rip it to mp3 at a much higher quality level than I usually do. Usual is variable @ 192 kbps. This one rated averaging @ 256.
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The Rough Guide to Cumbia
Various Artists Manufacturer: World Music Network ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00004SCES Release Date: 2000-08-01 |
Tracks:
- Cumbia Gienaguera - Alberto Pacheco
- La Luna Y El Pescador - Romulo Caicedo
- Cumbia De Colombia - Henry Castro
- Colombia Tierra Querida - Lucho Bermudez Y Su Orquesta
- Maria Candela - Tamara
- Yo Me Llamo Cumbia - Leonor Gonzalez Mina
- La Banda Borracha - Alfredo Gutierrez Y Sus Estrellas
- Fiesta En Corraleja - Chico Cervantes
- La Pollera Colora - Corraleja 71
- Guepa Je - Romulo Caicedo
- Cumbia Sobre El Mar - Edmundo Arias
- Salsipuedes - Lisandro Meza
- Cumbia En Azul - Jaime Llano Gonzalez
- La Negra Celina - Cristobal Perez Y Su Conjunto
- Cumbiambera - Pepe Molina
- Navidad Negra - Leonor Gonzalez Mina
- Atlantico - Los Hispanos
- La Piragua - Los Black Stars
- Tolu - Guillermo Gonzalez Y Su Orquesta
- Cumbia De Sal - Los Falcons
- Cumbia Sampuesana - Jaime Llano Gonzalez
- Danza Negra - Lucho Bermudez Y Su Orquesta
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Cumbia is one of the world's great dance grooves. It is made up of merry guitars and accordions, torrid brass, and insistent, deep-toned drums and percussion, pounding out a lopsided, strutting 4/4 rhythm with a kick like nitroglycerine. Cumbia is the result of three colliding cultures that settled in Colombia at different times. Indigenous peoples were followed by the Spanish conquistadors, who added on Moorish influences from the sack of Granada. Finally, African slaves were brought in, and they supplied both the rhythm and the means to bring it forth. From its beginnings as a courtship dance among the slave population, cumbia gradually became the soul of the entire nation. The tunes on this compilation make it easy to understand why. They were licensed from the Sonolux label and date from the '60s through the '90s. Uniformly infectious and compulsively danceable, this is an essential party album, a good time on a disc. --Christina RodenAlbum Description
Cumbia is one of the great Latin rhythms and Colombia's most popular dance music. The Rough Guide To Cumbia highlights the golden age of this infectious dance rhythm, exploring its folkloric roots in the rural communities of Colombia's Caribbean coast, and featuring tracks from the biggest cumbia stars.Artists include: Alberto Pacheco, Corraleja 71, Lucho Bermúdez, Lisandro Meza, Leonor González Mina, Edmundo Arias, Los Hispanos and Los Black Stars
Customer Reviews:
La Cumbia no esta herida!.......2006-02-18
FANTASTIC!.......2002-07-27
Cumbia Perfect!.......2001-10-03
Amazing!.......2001-01-11
Excellent overview of music frim Cumbia's "Golden Era".......2000-08-02
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Rough Guide to Salsa Dura NYC
Various Artists Manufacturer: World Music Network ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000M4RDGS Release Date: 2007-02-20 |
Tracks:
- Lo Que Traigo Es Sabroso II - Eddie Palmieri
- Estamos En Salsa - Wayne Gorbea
- Babaila - Los Soneros De Barrio
- Naci Rumbero - Jimmy Delgado
- Aqui Cada Uno Viene Con Lo Suyo - Chino Nunez
- Oigan Mi Rumba - Chico Alvarez
- El Embajador - Jimmy Bosch
- Mi Ritmo Llego - George Delgado
- Don Ramon - Las Estrellas Cobo
- Mi Rumba Es Candela - Ricky Gonzalez
- I Get A Kick Out Of You - Joe Quijano And His Conjunto Cachan
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"Salsa dura" isn't simply a genre of music. It's a feeling, born of a certain people in a certain time. In this case--the sounds of dancehalls and hotel ballrooms of the Bronx, Spanish Harlem and Brooklyn in the 1970's. The lively Rough Guide to Salsa Dura NYC attempts to encapsulate that energy in an hour's worth of music. A heady task, but the collection does a good job of highlighting the premiere showmen of the genre. It's being kept alive today by all the classic and contemporary artists featured on the disc. Los Soneros Del Barrio, who formed in 1999, showcase tight grooves during "Babaila;" and bandleader Eddie Palmieri, whose career spans more than half a century, offers the sublime "Lo Que Traigo Es Sabroso II." Elsewhere, Jimmy Bosch's appropriately titled "El Embajador" ("The Ambassador") commands respect; and Joe Quijano & His Conjunto Cachana do right by the standard "I Get a Kick Out of You." Horns blare, voices wail and you can practically see the twirls across the dance floor.The only quibble is a common one in the genre: a lack of female voices. Thankfully, Las Estrellas Cobo's "Don Ramon" features the confident swagger of Yousie Barbara. --Joey GuerraAlbum Description
With its thrilling, fast paced energy and hot-blooded spirit, Salsa Dura NYC is music made for dancing. Born in the nightclubs of the Bronx, Spanish Harlem and Brooklyn of the 1970's this is the no-frills, hard (dura in Spanish) Latin music whose revival is filling Latin clubs around the world.Artists include - Eddie Palmieri, Wayne Gorbea, Los Soneros Del Barrio, Jimmy Delgado, Chino Nuñez, Chico Alvarez, Jimmy Bosch, George Delgado, Las Estrellas Cobo, Ricky González, Joe Quijano & his Conjunto Cachana
Customer Reviews:
DURAZNO SALSEANDO.......2007-06-24
Ya Wanna Dance?.......2007-04-25
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Rough Guide to Bellydance Cafe
Various Artists Manufacturer: World Music Network ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000OONP3Q Release Date: 2007-05-08 |
Tracks:
- JALAL JOUBI ENSEMBLE - Marmar Zamani (Syria)
- NAZARETH ORCHESTRA FEATURING LUBNA SALAME - Al-Atlal (Israel)
- ENSEMBLE HÜSEYIN TÜRKMENLER - Söleyin Yildizlar Sevegilim Nerde (Turkey)
- MOHAMMED ALI ENSEMBLE - Enta Omri (Egypt)
- SAMI ALI - Ashshimtini (Egypt)
- MOKHTAR AL SAID - Tabla Solo (Egypt)
- SELIM SESLER - Gözyasi (Turkey)
- GLYKERIA - Min Perimenis Pia (Greece)
- SALATIN EL TARAB ORCHESTRA - Helm (Intro Taksim) (Syria)
- SALATIN EL TARAB ORCHESTRA - Tahtihou Dajha (Syria)
- SALATIN EL TARAB ORCHESTRA - Awazil Yabou Ziloof (Syria)
- MAYODI - Habibi Ya Eini (Morocco)
- UPPER EGYPT ENSEMBLE - Mazamir Holiday (Egypt)
- SAMI NOSSAIR ORCHESTRA - Mawwal Al Hawa (Egypt)
- SAMI NOSSAIR ORCHESTRA - Ala Nar (Egypt)
- GIASEMI (YASMIN) & NIKOS SARAGOUDAS - Tsahpinoula Moy (Greece)
- MOKHTAR AL SAID & EL FERKA EL MASAYA - Souhair's Tabla (Egypt)
- MOHAMED ISKANDAR - La Tsalouni (Lebanon)
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This collection could be described as "bellydance with twist" as every track is energetic, catchy and lusty but also chilled-out and mysterious. While the rhythm sections certainly let it all hang out, there's just a bit held back, whether in the vocals, strings or woodwinds, not unlike the way a female raks sharki (the traditional name for the genre) dancer will flaunt undulating hips and six-pack abs while veiling her face or upper body. Historically, while no family celebration or evening in a café was complete without them, women who plied this trade faced varying degrees of social ostracism. This was partly because their profession gave them a certain degree of independence, which threatened the status quo of the male-dominated cultures they hailed from. But in modern Syria, Turkey, Egypt, Morocco, Greece, Lebanon and other countries, these ladies are for the most part recognized as the rigorously trained, exquisitely disciplined artists they have always been. Their relationship with the musicians they work with is one of equals, an uncommonly empathetic, shared act of creation not unlike that of flamenco dancers and their bands. Perhaps this is why, while listening to the tunes, sinuous, gyrating figures continuously appear at the corner of the mind's eye, fashioning wave-like susurrations around complex syncopations, goading their collaborators to ever more feverish heights. --Christina RodenAlbum Description
Late night get-togethers at an outdoor café, hookah pipes, chatter and the strong smell of coffee, are all part of the distinct flavour of Middle Eastern street life. As is the shimmying, hip-shaking music phenomenon best-known as `bellydance'. From Selim Sesler and the Salatin El Tarab Orchestra to Mokhtar Al Said and Sami Ali, The Rough Guide to Bellydance Café provides a comprehensive insight into the seductive sounds of the Orient.Artists include- Jalal Joubi Ensemble, Nazareth Orchestra Feat. Lubna Salame, Ensemble Hüseyin Türkmenler, Mohammed Ali Ensemble, Sami Ali, Mokhtar Al Said, Selim Sesler, Glykeria, Salatin El Tarab Orchestra, Mayodi, Upper Egypt Ensemble, Sami Nossair Orchestra, Giasemi (Yasmin) & Nikos Saragoudas, Mohamed Iskander
Customer Reviews:
Not enough variety for my liking.......2007-06-27
A must for beginners !.......2007-05-16
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Rough Guide to North African Cafe
Various Artists Manufacturer: World Music Network ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000QEILTW Release Date: 2007-06-26 |
Tracks:
- Barman - Akli-D
- Rai Rock Rumba - Roberto Rodriguez
- Salam - Barrio Chino
- O Ellelli - Madioko
- Hat - Smadj
- Ben Melamet Hirkasini Guydim - Orient Expressions
- Wayak - Les Orientales
- El Dia - Cheb Balowski
- Sar a Lay - El Tanbura
- Lemon Bara - Abdel Gadir Salim
- A Chaque Instant, Oran - Akim El Sikameya
- Dorbiha Zina - Less Boukakes
- Halawa Ya - Mahmoud Fadl
- La Foule - Tarik
Album Description
Amble down the narrow walkways of a North African medina past the cafes filled with the aromatic smoke of hookah pipes and hum of local chatter all around. The Rough Guide To North African Cafe is a musical journey through the bustling backwaters of Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and Egypt, featuring artists from Algeria's legendary Maurice El Medioni to French-Tunisian oud master, Smadj. Welcome to North Africa's most intoxicating sounds.Artists include- Akli D, Maurice El Medioni & Roberto Rodriguez, Barrio Chino, Madioko & Rafika, Smadj Presents S.O.S. Project, Sahabat Akkiraz & Orient Expressions, Les Orientales, Cheb Balowski, El Tanbura, Abdel Gadir Salim, Akim El Sikameya, Les Boukakes, Mahmoud Fadl, Tarik
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Rough Guide to the Music of Tanzania
Various Artists Manufacturer: World Music Network ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000EHQ7NS Release Date: 2006-03-17 |
Tracks:
- Tambiko - Vijana Jazz Band
- Dunia Dudumizi - X Plastaz
- Omukaile Kilinjwi - Saida Karoli
- Vingaravyo - Ikhwani Safaa Musical Club
- Rehema - Mlimani Park Orchestra
- Lukunzi - The Master Musicians Of Tanzania
- Msumeno - Mohammed Issa Matona
- Nimlilie Nani? - Ndala Kasheba
- Mume Wa Mtu - Dataz
- Kibati - Nia Safi & Imani Ngoma Group
- Piga Ua - Ottu Jazz Band
Album Description
Tanzania is the new music capital of East Africa and from the spice islands of Zanzibar to the shores of the great lakes, The Rough Guide To The Music Of Tanzania explores the diversity of the country's culture as expressed in its popular music. This album features hip-hop with a Maasai tinge, Haya vocal rhythms from Lake Victoria, acoustic taarab sounds from the Indian Ocean, together with the guitars and horns of Dar Es Salaam's most famous dance bands.Customer Reviews:
The Diverse sounds of East African civilization.......2006-04-19
The civilization flourished independent of foreign political domination until 1500 AD, when the combination of European Imperialism and Middle Eastern expansionists raped and pillaged the Swahili and forced them into a cycle of destruction against themselves and their neighbors inland.
Regardless, the East African spirit has perservered and found independence through unity. If you want to hear the development of such unity in the form of classical Swahili music alongside Maasai youth embracing African American culture through Hip Hop, then there is no better place to start than this compilation.
Normally, I'm not a fan of The Rough Guide to "This Oppressed Country's Music" brought to you by their exploitative oppressors, but it is difficult to find East African music outside of such compilations in the United States. Unlike Western Africans, who are arguably the most influential people in modern music (via African Americans as well as contemporary "World Music" charts), Eastern Africa has not produced the equivalents of Fela Kuti or Salif Keita.
However, this region of the world has a rich musical heritage. The ancient combination of East African musical arrangements with the traditional Afro-asiatic style that emerged with Islam is noticable on several of the songs. Like it has in most of the world, West African sensibilities have also influenced the music of the Tanzanian people.
Like Mali, whose ancient heritage has created a sophistication in their music that they lead Africa's musical creativity, the combined legacy of Tanzania's Swahili civilization and their remarkable inland people such as the Maasai can bring forth this country for the rest of the world to hear.
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Rough Guide to Salsa: Second Edition
Various Artists Manufacturer: World Music Network ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000PHW2JK Release Date: 2007-06-05 |
Tracks:
- MACOLLA - Homenaje a la Música Latina
- JIMMY BOSCH - Que Bonito Es Soñar
- WAYNE GORBEA - Prakatun!
- CUBANOSON - Recordando a Cuba
- SONORA CARRUSELES - El Gato Boogaloo
- KEKELE - Consequence
- RICARDO LEMVO & MAKINA LOCA - Papa Na Bana
- ANGEL MELENDEZ & THE 911 MAMBO ORCHESTRA - Ven Pa' Que Goze
- ALEX WILSON R&B - Latino
- GRUPO CARIBE - Sombre Una Tumba Una Rumba
- YUMURI Y SUS HERMANOS - Mi Salsa Tiene Candela
- BIO RITMO - Atrevete
- FRUKO Y SUS TESOS - La Máquina Del Sabor
Album Description
Salsa is the smouldering, up tempo Latin dance style that has taken the world by storm. Rooted in Africa and honed in South America, salsa has become an institution - danced everywhere from Havana to Helsinki and from New York to New Zealand. In The Rough Guide To Salsa (Second Edition) compiler Pablo Yglesias has selected tracks guaranteed to get your feet spiralling round the dance floor and especially sequenced to simulate an evening at a salsa club, with the pace ranging from beginner's lessons to strictly professional, all in one incredible flow.Artists include - Macolla, Jimmy Bosch, Wayne Gorbea, Cubanoson, Sonora Carruseles, Kekele, Ricardo Lemvo & Makina Loca, Angel Melendez & The 911 Mambo Orchestra, Alex Wilson, Grupo Caribe, Yumurà Y Sus Hermanos, Bio Ritmo, Fruko y Sus Tesos
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Rough Guide to World Party
Various Artists Manufacturer: World Music Network ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000M5AKJE Release Date: 2007-02-20 |
Tracks:
- Conjunto Imagen - Ave Maria Lola
- Chichi Peralta Y Son Familia - La Ciguapa
- Moises Santana - Alegria
- Canal - Mud Madness
- Lopez Walker - Fly Away
- Tinarawen - Alkhar Dessouf
- Mohammed Issa Matona - Msumeno
- E.T. Mensah - Menzi Menzi
- Musafir - Hanji Mara Lalou Sa
- Diego Carrasco - Aserejé
- Deaf Shepherd - Millenium Village
- Ringsgwandl- Heavy Metal Landler
- The Prodigals - The Morning After
- Dr. Michael White - Louisina-i-a
Album Description
The Rough Guide to World Party is the perfect soundtrack to some of the world's most spectacular festivals and celebrations. From the swinging jazz of New Orleans Mardi Gras to the African blues of the Festival in the Desert, and from the driving samba rhythms of Brazil 's Rio Carnival, to Pushkar's amazing camel fair, this release features a stunning selection of tracks from the critically acclaimed Rough Guide series.Artists include - Conjunto Imagen, Chichi Peralta Y Son Familia, Moisés Santana, Canal, Lopez Walker, Tinariwen, Mohammed Issa Matona, E.T. Mensah, Musafir Diego Carrasco, Deaf Shepherd, Ringsgwandl, The Prodigals and Dr. Michael White
Pop Music:
- Round Dance in Beauty
- Sambas De Enredo Inesqueciveis II [Import]
- Schnee [Import]
- Songs of a Macedonian Gypsy [Import]
- Songs of WWII Jewish Resistance
- Su Majestad la Cumbia Andina
- Talents du Siecle, Vol. 1 [Import]
- The Following Generation
- The Rough Guide to Scottish Music
- The Rough Guide to The Music of India & Pakistan
