Name: Faar Laep by siamfunko
Duration: 2 min 42 s
Description: แผ่นเสียง ๗ นิ้ว สปีด ๔๕ "ฟ้าแลบ" ขับร้องโดย ศักดิ์สยาม เพชรชมภู EP 7"45 Faar Lab [Lightning] By Sak-Siam Pet-Chom-Puu/Thailand 1970

แผ่นเสียง ๗ นิ้ว สปีด ๔๕ "ฟ้าแลบ" ขับร้องโดย ศักดิ์สยาม เพชรชมภู EP 7"45 Faar Lab [Lightning] By Sak-Siam Pet-Chom-Puu/Thailand 1970

Faar Laep

Krys-Up Beat

Parushev was a street-singer from the Thracian city of Plovdiv (one of the world’s oldest known inhabited places), and his instrument was the portable harmonium. What makes this instrumental unique is that Parushev is playing the harmonium in the upper register, coupled with the use of a drone stop on the instrument, making the piece an imitation of the Bulgarian bagpipe, the gaida. This ruchenitsa, a dance in 7/16 time, was recorded circa June 1927, possibly in Berlin. This recording appears on the new album Excavated Shellac: Reeds, more info: www.dust-digital.com/reeds/

Parush Parushev - Ruchenitsa (Bulgaria) from "Excavated Shellac: Reeds"

This rousing, if not downright relentless dance piece (oyun havası) with calls to the dancers, stems from Turkey ca. 1946, and features Mahir on the double-reed shawm known as the zurna (also spelled zourna, surna, etc.), accompanied by Ali the drummer on the double-headed davul drum. This recording appears on the new album Excavated Shellac: Reeds, more info: www.dust-digital.com/reeds/

Zurnacı Mahir and Ali - Karzana Oyun Havasi (Turkey) from "Excavated Shellac: Reeds"

"October Jams" 2015 (Guestmix Paul Jenks - Cutloose -)

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Reissue of ultra rare 7" from cult Orchestre Rail Band with:
- ”Moko Diolo" on side A, a beautiful long trippy deep afro jazz with very funky rhythms sections, great garage sounding guitar and fantastic hypnotic voices!
- “Tama Diyara Mali Deun La" on B side is a massive funky afro track with killer sax solo. For sure a real crowd shaker with killer breaks. 

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Along with the Bembeya Jazz or Orchestra Baobab, the Rail Band of Bamako is one of the most prolific bands in all of West Africa. This legendary orchestra has launched, among others, the careers of Salif Keita, Mory Kanté and Djélimady Tounkara and has bequeathed in just fifteen years one of the most important work in Malian and West African music.

Encouraged by his superiors at the Ministry of Transport, the station master Aly Diallo, remarkable multi-instrumentalist is charged with developing a modern and eclectic band to animate the Buffet of the station.
Named the Orchestre Rail Band du Buffet Hôtel de la gare de Bamako, the orchestra is officially created in October 1969 under the leadership of conductor, saxophonist and trumpeter Tidiani Koné, an outstanding and unsung musician who was both a griot and a jazzman. Nicknamed the “Malian Miles Davis”, Tidiani Koné embodies by itself the wonderful modernity and adaptability of Malian music. His idea was to bring Malian music out of what he felt was the dead-end cycle of Afro-Cuban and European imitations. He also was the first to understand that Salif Keita’s voice was pure gold and did not miss the chance to recruit the young albino singer.

The Rail Band was established to « explore and propel the Mandingo repertoire in order to aim at the neo-classicism of the African chanson ». In combining Mandingo and Bambara folklore, Congolese rumba, and American Rhythm’n’Blues with French Pop and hints of Calypso, the orchestra’s sound became the soundtrack of a golden decade in Mali’s music from 1970 to the early 1980s and paved the way for numerous West African orchestras to follow.

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GG7-004 | Orchestre Rail Band de Bamako "Tamadiara"

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Back to Bamako Janvier 2013 - N'tana

Doudoune Session passe en mode cuisine pour le 3eme épisode. Un mix concocté par Tristan alias Melody Nelson alias Xogn

 👉🏻 Marmite des tropiques & mélanges atlantiques.
Diffusion sur radiomeuh.com : dimanche 28 juin à 18h.

Mixture de vinyls mitonnés en Afrique du Sud, en Angola, aux Antilles, au Botswana,au Brésil, au Cap-Vert, au Congo, à Cuba, au Ghana, en Haiti ou à la Réunion. Avec une pincée de Guinée pour rendre hommage à Mory Kanté (décédé le 22 mai dernier).

@xogn :

Cultivée entre Bruxelles et Dakar, ma passion pour la musique, intensément africaine ces 20 dernières années, est orchestrée par les magasins de disques, les émissions de radio et les pistes de danse.XOGN, en wolof (Sénégal), est le nom donné au riz qui a grillé au fond de la marmite...dans laquelle ont mijoté mes disques épicés aux sonorités savoureuses !

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