Fawzy Al-Aiedy - Oud Aljazira (1999)
Posted by Sisca Cute Love U in *Asia and Middle East*, *Music*, Iraq on Thursday, September 30, 2010
«The ancient music of the Middle East has been given a modern twist by Iraq-born and Paris-based oud (lute) and oboe player and vocalist Fawzy Al-Aiedy. Affectionately known as the "Sultan of swing," Al-Aiedy continues to bridge the traditional music of the East and the improvised sensibility of the West. Hailing from the Iraqi harbor city of Bassorah, Al-Aiedy studied violin and singing at the
Moussu T e Lei Jovents - Home Sweet Home (2008)
«Co-founder of Massilia Sound System, Moussu T, returns with Home Sweet Home, the third studio album recorded with Lei Jovents [Blu on guitars, banjo and Ciotadin viola, Zerbino on drums, washboard and percussion, and Jam de Silva on percussion and berimbau]. As with previous recordings, this new album features several Moussu T tracks with more personal themes [La Cabussada, Le Divan, Il fait
Spiteri - Spiteri (1973)
Posted by Sisca Cute Love U in *Music*, *South and Central America*, Venezuela on Saturday, September 11, 2010
«An amazing band that recorded in London in the 1970’s and had the British all excited about Latino Rock. But of course, it was one of those items nobody could get hold of, despite asked for it in every store you ever went to. Even in London where, by chance I came to live, nobody had heard of them. I never got the chance to hear the record either in Venezuela where most people get rid of their
Nathalie Natiembé - Sankèr (2005)
Posted by Sisca Cute Love U in *Africa*, *Indian Ocean*, *Music*, La Réunion on Friday, September 3, 2010
«The raw songs of Nathalie Natiembé are typical of the Reunion island. Adopted by Possession after a youth spent in the streets of the center of St-Denis, Nathalie Natiembé cannot remember not singing. In 1998 she throws herself body and soul into writing. Nathalie Natiembé works in depth with the creole language. She draws strong emotions from words, digging deep into their essence. This