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A quick mix I put together featuring some of the incredible vinyl records I brought home from my recent trip to Brazil.  Brazilian vinyl is frequently beat up and scratched so if the record skip, don't trip.

01 Doris e Miltinho - A Pedida É Samba
02 Djavan - Serrado
03 Cravo e Canela - Preco De Cada Um
04 Tenorio Jr - Nebulosa (Haircut Edit)
05 Tamba Trio - O Amor Que Acabou
06 Jorge Ben - O Telefone Tocou Novamente
07 Maria Bethânia - Último Desejo
08 Quarteto Em Cy - Tudo Que Voce Podia Ser
09 Jongo Trio - Feitinha Pro Poeta
10 Os Novos Crioulos - Mar Afunda
11 Emilio Santiago - Bananeira
12 Burnier e Cartier - Mirandolina
13 Orlandivo - Tamanco No Samba
14 MPB4 - Palhaços e Reis
15 João Donato - Amazonas
16 Marcos Valle - Mais do Que Valsa



Christmas Caipirinhas

8th guest mix. 
Mixed and compiled by Borrowed Identity from Freiburg.

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Baka Gaijin Podcast 008 by Borrowed Identity

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Played this one a lot on the Atmosphere Tour.

Kaskade vs. Florian Picasso - Everything Artefact (Kaskade's Atmosphere Mash Up)

These clips accompany an article in the Royal Opera House Guide to Don Giovanni, visit www.roh.org.uk/productions/don-g…-by-kasper-holten

The Commendatore's Ghost Enters

Don Giovanni's Seduction Of Zerlina (Là Ci Darem La Mano)

These sound clips accompany the Royal Opera House Guide to Giselle, visit www.roh.org.uk/publications/royal-opera-house-guide-to-giselle

Waltz Theme

Love Motif

Giselle's Motif

Act II Entrance Of The Wilis

Muyei Power or Orchestre Muyei (muyei means ‘our country’) was one of the top dance bands of the1970s in Sierra Leone. Soundway Records' first collection of music from this West African country (‘Muyei Power: Sierra Leone in 1970s USA’) is an album of rock-infused, 'afro' music from a group that traveled the world throughout the mid 1970s. Fusing elements of electric Congolese and Nigerian music with fast, syncopated, uptempo modernised arrangements of traditional songs, Muyei Power produced a series of unique single-only releases that have been unavailable for 35 years. The rare recordings featured here are a glimpse of a dynamic and powerful band at the very height of its powers.

Even though lyrically Orchestre Muyei focused on traditional themes and songs, the arrangements and formulation of the instrumental side of things still very much reflected the mixed nature of urban Sierra Leone music, exemplified by a small collection of bands that also included Afro National, Sabanoh 75 and Super Combo.

For the early part of 1970s the band toured extensively throughout Sierra Leone, Liberia and Côte d’Ivoire before making a handful of 45s in local TV and radio studios.

The recordings featured here however come from a period of touring the college circuit in California during late 1975 and early 1976. Later that year, as they played the colleges of the east coast, they gave the tracks to the owner of the African Record Centre in Brooklyn, New York. He initially released two of them on his in-house Makossa Records label as 7-inch 45rpm singles in 1976. The tracks from 1975/6 were then not heard of again until 1979/80 when the African Record Centre released many of them on a series of Makossa Records 12”s that sounded far superior than the 45s that had been released a few years earlier. 

Orchestre Muyei Power finally split up in 1979 leaving no proper album releases and only a handful of recordings for us to enjoy all these years later.  The tracks have been licensed courtesy of ex lead-singer and bandleader Abou Whyte who now lives in New Jersey and performs as a solo artist.

The CD & LP both come with detailed liner notes, with the vinyl being pressed on 180g vinyl with a free digital download insert code.

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