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Today's World Music playlist

Late Junction
18 March 2008


Tuesday 18 March 2008 23:30-1:00 (BBC Radio 3)

Max Reinhardt presents eclectic and laid-back sounds from across the globe.
Duration:

1 hour 30 minutes

Playlist

Tuesday 18th March

11:30
Kerpel: Toritos
Gaby Kerpel
Taken from the album Carnabailito
Nonesuch 79684

11:34
Gace Brule: Quant je voi la noif remise (When I see the white snow)
Quant voi le tens bel et cler (When I see the season)
Quant flours et glais (When flower and ice)
Quant voi renverdir (When I see the greening)
Sinfonye/Stevie Wishart
Taken from the album The Courts of Love
Helios CDH55186

11:45
Hukkelberg: Hoist Anchor; Searching
Hanne Hukkelberg; Kare Christoffer Vestrheim; Sidsel Walstad; Yngvil Bjellaanes
Taken from the album Little Things
Nettwerk 307292

11:50
Ghosh: Pakhawaj
Jnan Prakash Ghosh
Taken from the compilation Drums of India
Saregama CDNFD 150708

11:53
Riley: The Cusp Of Magic: V. Emily And Alice
Kronos Quartet And Wu Man
Taken from the album Terry Riley The Cusp of Magic
Nonesuch 075597995985

11:57
Trad, Lyrics Zalman Shnior: Mano Suave
Yasmin Levy
Taken from the album Mano Suave
World Village 450003

12:03
Trad: Isjoja Joja, Sodauto
Vidiskiu Giesmininkes; Singers from Vidiskiai
Taken from the album Songs, Sutartines and Instrumental Music
from Aukstaitija
Lietuviu Literaturos Ir Tautosakos insitutas LLIT 006

12:06
Luening: Low Speed
Otto Luening @ Columbia University Music Department
Taken from the compilation Pioneers of Electronic Music
New World Records 80644

12:09
Bach, Arr. Busoni: Nun komm der Heiden Heiland, BWV 659
Alfred Brendel
Taken from the compilation Alfred Brendel Recital
Philips 432 760-2

12:15
Trad, Arr. Cunningham/Bain: Estonian Waltz
Aly Bain; Phil Cunningham
Taken from the album The Ruby
Whirlie Records Whirlie CD5

12:20
Bley: Red
Carla Bley (piano); Andy Sheppard (sax); Steve Swallow (bass);
Billy Drummond (drums)
Taken from the album The Lost Chords
Watt Works 32 9817953

12:27
Corey Harris: Special Rider
Corey Harris
Private recording during Essaiouria Festival of Gnawa and World music in Morocco

12:30
Khoomei: Mansthurek
Oorjak Hunashtaar-Ool
Taken from the compilation Melodii Tuvi
Dust-to-Digital DTD-09

12:32
Rusby: Awkward Annie
Kate Rusby
Taken from the album Awkward Annie
Pure Records PRCD23

12:36
Jacques Brel, Arr. Walker: My Death
Scott Walker
Taken from the compilation Scott Walker sings Jacques Brel
Fontana 8382122

12:41
Eno: Driving Me Backwards
Brian Eno (voice); Robert Fripp (guitar); John Wetton/Paul Rudolph (bass)
Taken from the album Here come the warm jets
Virgin Records 7243 5 77293 2 1

12:45
Jacques Brel, Arr. Andre Grassi: Sur la Place
Jacques Brel
Taken from the album Grand Jacques
Philips 980 816-3

12:50
Burman/Bakshi: Mera Kuchh Saman
Asha Bhosle
Taken from the compilation R. D. Burman; A Bollywood Legend
Saregama CDNF 138064-5

12:58
Luening: Fantasy in Space
Otto Luening
Taken from the compilation Pioneers of Electronic Music
New World Records 80644
 
Habib Koite- Afriki (Cumbancha). Sweet, soulful music in any language.

I've got Habib Koite's double-CD, "Foly! Live Around The World." If you like Koite's music you may also like the Afrobeat music of Fela Kuti, a.k.a Fela Anikulapo Kuti, a.k.a. Fela Ransome-Kuti. His album "Fela and Africa '70 Live with Ginger Baker is a must have. Its difficult to find right now on CD but if you're into vinyl, I know of at least one used vinyl dealer that may have a mint or sealed original pressing.

I also recommend "Club Latino" by Atmospheres. I don't know why the CD title has Latino in the name because the tracks are all instrumental covers of popular hit Soca and Reggae songs. The songs are Caribbean in flavor but certainly not Latino.

http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=6651516

http://www.cduniverse.com/sresult.a...Kuti&cart=696787554&style=music&altsearch=yes

http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=1251554
 
Samurai Collection - Japanese compilation.

Traditional Japanese instruments (shakuhachi, koto, shamisen, taiko) meet ambient techno.
 
Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra - The Silk Road Fantasia Suite (direct-to-DSD recording on SACD)

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PM Summer- In the country, north of Houston. Listened to a lot of good R&B at joints in Fort Worth. Lived in SF in the days of The Jazz Workshop and Both/And where I was a fixture. Been to music venues in most of the major cities.

Riverat- That IS a good'n.

Glen B. Thanks. I'll see hearing some of those at first chance.

Soundboy- Looks intriguing.

Ya'll keep it up!

Feast of Silence (to my liking)- Vas (Narada)
 
Mr. Goulding (I presume),

Great to have you on board. Let's see how far we can drive his thing!
 
WXPN 88.5FM Public Radio from the Univ of Pennsylvania. ECHOES. Nightly from 10:00pm to 12:00m CST (I think). Usually a lot of exotic ambient music but sometimes some very nice ethnic music.
 
PM Summer- In the country, north of Houston. Listened to a lot of good R&B at joints in Fort Worth. Lived in SF in the days of The Jazz Workshop and Both/And where I was a fixture. Been to music venues in most of the major cities.

Riverat- That IS a good'n.

Glen B. Thanks. I'll see hearing some of those at first chance.

Soundboy- Looks intriguing.

Ya'll keep it up!

Feast of Silence (to my liking)- Vas (Narada)

If you're interested in music of Fela, Tower Records seems to be the only retailer right now that has any decent amount of his stuff available, including Live with Ginger Baker. His recordings, especially the more popular or hard-to-find titles go quickly when they become available. All of the other sources are indicating most titles as out of stock or not available. Fela died in 1997 and most of his studio master tapes which were housed at his home were destroyed in a fire. Recordings by his sons, Seun and Femi may also be worth checking out.

http://www.tower.com/tower_search/search_2.cfm?keywords=fela&div_id=2
 
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