Your Music 8

Track List for Your Music 8
1) "You Got It" from Taj Majal started that set - that's from the Warner Brothers 1977 release Music Fuh Yuh.
2)Carolina Chocolate Drops with their bluegrass version of the Beyonce song "Hit 'em up Style" - that cut was from a live recording made with the band's permission at a bluegrass festival in 2007.
3)Luminescent Orchestri chimed in with "Amaritsi" from their self-published 2005 CD "too hot to sleep".
4) E Museki and a cut called "Guadiana" from THEIR self-puiblished 2005 CD, "sindh".
5) Gyspy Kings started that set with "Bambaleo" that's rom their Rare and Un plugged" CD released in 2003 on the NewSound label
6)Voyager compilation called "the art of bellydance". That tune was called "Bahija"
7)The Cincinnati-based group Indus Red - "Serpent Dance" off their self-titled recording simply called "Indus Red"
8)Kusun Ensemble from Ghana closed the set with "Ga Highlife" from their self-published 2002 release, Nokoko.
9)Asheville, North Carolina's afro-beat ensemble Toubab Krewe with a track called "Devil Woman"
10) Manu D'Bango with the title track from his 1994 Giant Records release Wakafrica. 11)Baka Beyond with "Adukbe" from their 2000 Rykodisc recording called "sogo" 12)King Suni Ade with the tune "Ilako" from his 1983 ablum on King records, Synchro System.
13)"Aphrodesia " from the movie soundtrack from a film called Kama Sutra - that's on TVT records, released in 1977
14) "Brown Rice"- that's from Shaddowfax's 1995 live album on the Sonic Images jazz label.
15) Santana's version of the Tito Puente tune, "Oye Como Va", from the 1977 colombia classic Abraxas - enjoy.

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Your Music 7

 1,2)Carolina Chocolate drops with two cuts from their
self-published album “Colored Aristocracy” Banjo Dreams and Jalidong.
3)Next was a riverboat chanty from Guyana performed by a group calling themselves
the Pirates Royale off of their self-published 2007 release Black Jack.  

4)Rambling Sailors, out of Atlanta with the contemporary traditional; “The Mary Ellen Carter will Rise Again”. That is on their as of yet UN-published release titled Wanderlust.

5)North Carolina based Drums and Drones – that’s from a demo cd of theirs and isn’t, to my knowledge published at all.

Asheville North Carolina trio, the Barrel House Mamas off of their self-published 2006 CD titled Gathering. We
heard a cut called Riversong. 

6) Dayton, Ohio duo Ga-Li – that’s G-A- hyphon-L-I with the ballad El Sol Que Tu Eres off of their self-published 2002 CD From the Outside Indian.
7) Luminescent Orchstrii with a tango piece called Tango du Reve  That’s from their self-published 2005 cd titled Too Hot To Sleep. 

8)E Museki with  "The Victor" which they describe as a medley of the traditional Flamenco
tune, The Malaguena with a Dick Dale flare. That is on their self-published 2005
release Sindh ( S-I-N-D-H). 

9)Gypsy kings. We heard Amoramor from their Rare and Uplugged CD from 2003 on the
Newsound label. 

10)Bela Fleck and the Flecktones with a track from
their 1991 Warner rothers recording, Flight of the Cosmic Hippo. That track is
titled Blu-bop.


11) Baby Gramps with Shake it and Break it from his self-published
2000 release; “same old timeously / vocalisthenics and stunt guitar”. 

12)Django Reinhardt featuring the late Stephan Grapelli
on violin. That was the Tiger Rag and it’s on the 1994 Djangology compilation
from Retro Music. 

13)Tam Lin Reel performed by hammer dulcimer master Vince Conaway from his self-published 2005 release Distractions of the Muse.

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