1970's Vinyl recording of Esmeri(?) about the experience of Afro Turks and racism in Turkish society

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Slow Disco - Piano Cover

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True Scary Stories(ほんとにあった怖い話) - SAN DAVID REMIX

Composer: Toshihiko Sahashi
Release Date: March 16, 2001
Tracklist:	
01. Kumo no Toujou
02. Kumo no Akashi
03. Kumo vs Mafia
04. Kabooiginsan vs Kurapica
05. Youko Keshi Soshite no Masanami
06. Menesawagi
07. Car Chase
08. Kumo=tachi no Katarai
09. Silver no Toujou
10. Kumo vs Zaoldyech Uchi
11. Shouri
12. Nobutta no Theme
13. Kumou no Toujou (Version 2)
14. Kumou no Akashi (Version 2)
15. Kumou no Akashi (Version 3)
16. Kumou no Akashi (Version 4)
17. Kumo vs Mafia (Version 2)
18. Kabooiginsan vs Kurapica (Version 2).mp3
19. Youko Keshi Soshite no Masanami (Version 2)
20. Youko Keshi Soshite no Masanami (Version 3)
21. Minesawagi (Version 2)
22. Car Chase (Version 2)
23. Kumo-tachi no Katarai (Version 2)
24. Kumo-tachi no Katarai (Version 3)
25. Silver no Toujou (Version 2)
26. Kumo no Zaoldyeck Uchi (Version 2)
27. Nobutta no Theme (Version 2)
28. Nobutta no Theme (Version 3) (Hunter X Hunter Musical BGM)
29. Fanfare
30. Hinka no Takurami
31. Ganbarishiyou!
32. Hideout
33. Kyuushutsu ni Mairimashita
34. Hinka no Takurami
35. Haha to no Saikai
36. Chika Shinden
37. Sagase
38. Ouoku no Noroi
39. Seinie
40. Kari
41. Gishiki (Mise) no Atode
42. Go, Pinch!
43. Oshiete Ageyou
44. Shinshikujizai (Bajo-gum) no Ai
45. Shikibou (Takuto) Furifuri
46. Akiri
47. Urami no Honoo
48. Nennokatamari
49. Anata no Kurushimi

HUNTER x HUNTER Original Sound Trax Vol.3

Hunter x Hunter 1999 OST 3 - 31 Ganbarishiyou

Today we have a Rock n Roll Hall of Fame legend Mr John Oates on the show. John stops by today to talk about his new single Pushin' A Rock, his years in the Music Biz, Songwriting and Recording and His love of Porsche 911 cars. Daryl Hall & John Oates are the most successful duo in the history of music selling over 80 million Records to date. The list of hits is mind boggling, She's Gone, Sara Smile, Maneater, Private Eyes, Kiss Is On My List, Out Of Touch and so many more. It was an honor to sit down with John today. Hope you enjoy this episode. Don't forget to subscribe and review the podcast on iTunes and YouTube. Keep Rocking&nbsp; DDR&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

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Still Remember - Louis Rugg

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E257 | The Ottoman slave trade, which was part of an increasingly globalized trafficking network of the early modern period, brought millions of people from the surrounding regions of Europe, Asia, and Africa to the Ottoman Empire. While abolition and emancipation movements occurred in various forms throughout the last century of the empire's history, slavery remained in practice until its very end. In recent decades, the ignored history of the Ottoman slave trade has received more attention, but there has been considerably less discussion of how enslaved people brought to the empire contributed to its socioeconomic and cultural transformation and where the descendants of such people can be found today. In this episode, we talk to Michael Ferguson about his research on the African diaspora in modern Turkey, especially around the city of Izmir. We discuss the origins of Izmir's Afro-Turk community, their historical experience during the late Ottoman and early Republican periods, and the ways in which the Afro-Turk identity has been transformed and revived in recent years. We also delve into shared aspects of history and culture between diasporic African communities in other parts of the Middle East.

More at http://www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com/2016/08/african-diaspora-izmir.html

Michael Ferguson is a Post-Doctoral Fellow at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), London, UK. Michael’s research focuses on questions of identity, marginalization, and minorities in the late Ottoman Empire and early republican Turkey. His current book project examines the relatively unknown social and cultural history of enslaved and emancipated Africans and their descendants in Izmir in the late Ottoman Empire. 

Chris Gratien holds a Ph.D. from Georgetown University's Department of History. His research focuses on the social and environmental history of the Ottoman Empire and the modern Middle East. He is currently preparing a monograph about the environmental history of the Cilicia region from the 1850s until the 1950s.

Saghar Sadeghian is currently Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of History at Willamette University. She is a former Henry Hart Rice Family Foundation Fellow and Lecturer at Yale University's MacMillan Center. Her research focuses on the ideas of nationality, constitution, and modern institutions in Iran, Iraq, and Afghanistan during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. She is specifically interested in minority groups in the Middle East and the question of gender, race, religion and ethnicity.

CREDITS

Episode No. 257
Release Date: 10 August 2016
Recording Location: Yale University
Editing and production by Chris Gratien
Sound excerpts: Istanbul'dan Ayva Gelir Nar Gelir - Azize Tozem and Sari Recep; Harmandali - Recep Efendi, Cemal Efendi; Esmeray - 13.5 (digitized vinyl)
Special thanks to Kara Güneş for allowing us to use the composition "Istanbul" in the intro music
Bibliography courtesy of Michael Ferguson available at http://www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com/2016/08/african-diaspora-izmir.html

African Diaspora in Ottoman Izmir | Michael Ferguson

Ottoman History Podcast

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