Showing posts with label folk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label folk. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Playlist 20th July

Great local world performers -:Melbourne -based Babaganoush, and Zulya and her band, as well as Arabic accoustic and electronic gypsy sounds to warm the heart and get the body moving on a crisp winters night in Canberra!

1. Ya Rayah: Kamel El Hariachi
2. Helsinki: Lepisto + Lehti - both from Womadelaide 2010 Sounds of the Planet

3. Sai Bhayan ki ek behanakhi
4. Naposiedok ya Skazhu
- both from Zulya + the Children of the Underground: 'Waltz of Emptiness'.

5. Nueva Vida: Ojos de Brujos +
6. Two sides of the Truth: Public Opinion Afro Orchestra - Womadelaide 2010 cd.

7. Freylach: Babaganoush from Babaganoush CD.

8. Hymn of the Sea: Rim Banna +
9. Lamouni: Ishtar Alabina - both from Rough Guide to Arabic Lounge.

10. Vettem Violat: Marta Sebestyen, from Musicas.

11. I opened my heart and you moved in: Zulya and band - as above.

12.O, River: Zoe and Idris Rahman, from Rough Guide to the music of India.

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Playlist Thu 20 May 2010

1. "Blue eyed black boy" by Balkan beat box
2. "Paint Creek" by Tony Ellis
3. "Rail Gaddi" by Four of a Kind
4. "Dipano" by Lokua Kanza
5. "Preface" by Shanghai Restoration Project
6. "The handweaver and the Factory Maid" by Imagined Village/Chris Wood
7. "Clouds and Earth" by Celestial
8. "Throw down your heart" by Bela Fleck, Haruna Samaka Trio and Bassekou Kouyate
9. "Mumbo jumbo" by The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra
10. "Silang Mabele" by Vusi Mahlasela

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Playlist Tues 4th May 2010

Nova Sanda Guz (from Early Music Deli CD)

Barney McCall et al: - Jez (from Vivid)


Wanda Sa + Joao Donato: - Minha Souade (from Wanda Sa com Joao Donato)


Joni Mitchell: Woodstock (from Travelogue)


Lior: - Jerusalem (from Corner of an Endless Road)


Barney McCall: Chinese Cello (Vivid)


The Shadow Boxers: Time is on our Side (from Backbeat-Acid Jazz Allstars Vol 1)


Blind Willie Johnson: Everybody ought to treat a Stranger right (Sweeter as the Years go by)


Paul Simon : Born in Puerto Rico (from Songs from the Capeman)


Barney McCall et al: Allankar (Vivid)