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Today's World Music playlist

The album was originally released in 1974, but this is the 1989 first CD pressing of Sam Hui's "Games Gambler Play". What it sounds like? A mixture of Stones-like rockers and folk ballads....also contains a cover of Paul Simon's "Mother and Child Reunion" in Cantonese (the lyrics was rewritten to describe water rationing happening in HK at that time....the video is hilarious). The album basically established Cantonese as the dominant language in Hong Kong pop music while introducing rock music with Cantonese lyrics into the mainstream. The album was so popular that that the title track was the first Chinese language track ever played by the BBC.

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The Gyuto Monks - Tibetan Tantric Choir
Released by Windham Hill Records and pressed in Japan by Denon. Produced by Mickey Hart.

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GAELIC PSALMS FROM LEWIS
Scottish Traditional Series 6
Murdina MacDonald, Murdo MacLeod, Alasdair Graham, and congregations

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Soda Stereo

Lead singer/guitarist Gustavo Cerati was once listed in Rollingstone as one of the top 100 guitarists of all time. Hailing from Buenos Aires Argentina they broke many grounds and many "firsts" for any latin American band.

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I highly recommen anyone to give them a quick read and a long listen. They truly are one of a kind.
 

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The single-layer SACD abridged version of the classic Cantonese opera, "Dik Liu Fah". Remastered at New York Sony Studios for SACD by Vic Anesini (Elvis, Dylan, Stevie Ray Vaughan, etc.).

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Music for Brass, Percussion, and the occasional Fife, Bagpipe, and Double Reed. All by Leo Arnaud. Includes the original "Bugler's Dream", used since 1960 or so by ABC and all after as the "Olympic Fanfare". This version was first. It is still best, by far.

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Late Junction BBC Radio 3 stream



Verity Sharp spins a selection of sounds ranging from the Persian electronic music of Ata Ebtekar to traditional Japanese pieces by Kunaicho Gakubu and Seijin Noborikawa as well as a recording by The Musicians of the Nile. Plus a performance from the 2008 WOMAD festival by Hossam Ramzi and his Egyptian orchestra.

Tuesday 12th August

Porter, Arr. Fitzgerald/Cinematic Orchestra: I Get A Kick Out of You
Ella Fitzgerald/Cinematic Orchestra Remix
Taken from the compilation Verve Remixed
Verve LC 00383

Ebtekar: Robot Radif
Sote (Ata Ebtekar)
Taken from the album Persian Electronic Music 1966-2006
Sub Rosa SR277

Trad: Saribara
Hva Mariazy; Miza Ampelavao; Tefa; Vohendry (voices); Maka Mbola (mandaly lute)
Taken from the album Madagascar: Antanosy Country
Ocora C 560214

Bermon: View of the Islands
Victor Bermon
Taken from the album Arriving at Night
Hefty 060

Hampton: Because You’re Young
Mary Hampton
Taken from the album My Mother’s Children
Drift Records DFT008

Trad, Arr. Dipper/Harbron/Wood: St George’s Day – Cuckoo’s Nest
English Acoustic Collective
Taken from the album Ghosts
Ruf Records CD09

Trad: Hyojo Netori
Kunaicho Gakubu
Taken from the compilation Rough Guide to Japan
World Music Network RGNET1211

Trad: Asadoya Yunta
Seijin Noborikawa
Taken from the compilation Rough Guide to Japan
World Music Network RGNET1211

Monk: Little Breath
Meredith Monk & Ensemble
Taken from the album Impermanence
ECM 4766391

Mashayekhi: Shur Op. 15
Alireza Mashayekhi
Taken from the album Persian Electronic Music 1966-2006
Sub Rosa SR277

Trad: Zahrat el Loxor (Rose of Luxor)
The Musicians of the Nile; Metqâl Quenawi (reïs)
Taken from the album Egypt: The Musicians of the Nile
Ocora C 582006

Trad: Al Reda Wal Noor
Hossam Ramzy & his Egyptian Orchestra
BBC Recording, Womad, Wiltshire July '08

Mohammed Abul Waheb: Zeina
Hossam Ramzy & his Egyptian Orchestra
BBC Recording, Womad, Wiltshire July '08

Mohammed Abul Waheb: Enta Omri
Hossam Ramzy & his Egyptian Orchestra
BBC Recording, Womad, Wiltshire July '08

Farid el Adrash, Arr. Ramzy: Gamil Gamal
Hossam Ramzy & his Egyptian Orchestra
BBC Recording, Womad, Wiltshire July '08

Mohammed Fauzi: Habibi We Enay
Hossam Ramzy & his Egyptian Orchestra
BBC Recording, Womad, Wiltshire July '08

Micus: Brother Eagle
Stephan Micus
Taken from the album Snow
ECM 176 2533
Broadcast:

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12 Aug 2008
23:30
BBC Radio 3
 
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