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PLAYLIST FOR 2/8/2011

Various – “Antandroy Tromba I”
(from Madagascar: Accordions and ancestral spirits, VDE-Gallo)

A. Turco & B. Spataro – “Tarantella alla Bocchiglierisa”
(from Pitre preziose e oro fino: old music and folksongs from South Italia, Moi J’Connais Records)

V. Manti & Duo Lavilla – “Stornelli alla ghianota”
(from Pitre preziose e oro fino: old music and folksongs from South Italia, Moi J’Connais Records)

Mustafa Kandıralı – “Kirbach Romani”
(from Mustafa Kandıralı, Traditional Crossroads)

Dimitris Nomicos & Nikos Economidis – “The Gardener”
(from Greek Traditional Village Music and Dance, King Records)

Phil Woods (featuring Iordanis Tsomidis) – “Zorba the Greek”
(from Greek Cooking, Impulse!)

Master U Srinivas – “Sree Maha Ganapathe”
(from Carnatic Classical Music on Mandolin, T Series)

Edalat Nasibov – “Gerâyli”
(from The Art of the Sâz, Ocora)

Various – “Harp Solo”
(from Pakistan-Afghanistan: Kafiristan/Nuristan – Chitral Music and Songs, Disques Dom)

Various – “Miserere”
(from Sicily: Music for the Holy Week, UNESCO)

N. Corrado – “Tarantella al Doppio Flauto
(from Pitre preziose e oro fino: old music and folksongs from South Italia, Moi J’Connais Records)

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PLAYLIST FOR 19/7/2011
featuring special guest Christoph Wagner, who is a music writer, archivist and curator, selecting music from some of his own compilations released through the Trikont and Wergo record labels. All titles played on the show are available through Christoph’s own mail-order outlet Klang Records

Balfa Brothers – “Lacassine Special”
(from Jewels of Cajun Music Vol.2, Trikont)

Clifton Chenier – “Mama Told Papa”
(from Kings of Zydeco: Black Creole music from the deep south, Trikont)

Woodie Brothers – “Chased Old Satan Through the Door”
(from Black and White Hillbilly Music, Trikont)

Riverside Ramblers – “Drifting Along”
(from Black and White Hillbilly Music, Trikont)

De Zurik Sisters – “The Arizona Yodeler”
(from American Yodeling, Trikont)

Bauernkapelle Lott – “Im Alpstübli”
(from Global Accordian: Early recordings 1927-1948, Wergo)

Hira Malaza Taloha – “Rambalamanana”
(from Global Accordian: Early recordings 1927-1948, Wergo)

Aaron Sisters – “She Came Rollin’ Down the Mountain”
(from Flowers in the Wildwood: Women in country, Trikont)

Lagos Mozart Orchestra – “Aduke”
(from Echoes of Africa, Wergo)

Georgia Mittaki & Laikis Orchistras – “Tha Horepseis Gero”
(from Patchwork Europe, Wergo)

Interesting film about early sound recordings made in the USA from 78 collector Ian Nagoski: