Музыка и песни Various Artists / Разные исполнители

Record Label: Kingston Sounds Style: Dub

Ultra-rare gems extracted from 45s and 78s records released in the 50s and early 60s by obscure record labels. A unique mix of genres perfect for a successful exotic party: TROPICALYPSO, PERSIAN CHA CHA CHA, LATIN AND ROLL, JAPANESE RHUMBA, HAWAIIAN SWING, POLYNESIAN SURF, BAHAMIAN DRUMS, MEXICAN MONSTERS, BRAZILIAN EXOTICA. "The craziest compilation of music from all over the world!!! This comp collates a worldwide mixture of painfully obscure crud-a-phonic dance craze platters from the 50s and 60s." "A brilliant & bonkers concoction of exotica and international nonsense novelties." "If you need something new to listen to after you've worn out yer Las Vegas Grind and Jungle Exotica records then this is for YOU! This platter will liven up any party!" "Lurch-eriffic tropical crazes and totally daffy mix-n-match foreign language tracks that'll make your eyes & ears alike pop just like corn. Long live the University of Vice. Style: Garage Rock

Style: Country

TRACKLISTING: 01. JOHN FRED - LENNE 02. LESTERYOUNG - DOWN TO THE RIVER 03. EDDIE KING & MAE B, MAY - ARE YOU PUSHED TO LOVE? 04. LOUISIANA RED - WHO DAT? 05. THE JOLLY JAX - 'PRECIATE IT 06. BIG JACK REYNOLDS - MADE IT UP IN YOUR MIND 07. PROFESSOR HAMILTON & THE SCHOOL BOYS - BACK TO SCHOOL 08. BOBBY PIERCE - MY NIGHT OUT 09. THE THUNDERBIRDS - THUNDERBIRD TWIST 10. KENNY HAMBERS & DAVID ROBERTSON'S COMBO - DO THE HULLY GULLY 11. JOHNNY COPELAND - WAKE UP, LITTLE SUSIE 12. JOEL SCOTT HILL & THE INVADERS - LOOK OUT 13. MISS LA-VELL - TEENAGE LOVE 14. FRANK SCOTT - SHE SAID 15. THE MERRILL BROTHERS - MY BABY TWIST 16. JIMMIE VAUGHN - COME ON HOME Record Label: Jerk!Boom!Bam! Style: Garage Rock

Style: Rock

Record Label: Acoustic Music Records

Many Faces Of Santana

Composer(s)	Berry, Chuck • Brown, James • Brown, Mary • Cook, Joe • Davis, Jimmie • Davis, Spencer • De Coteaux, Norbert • Dean, James • Ericson, A. • Fransson, B. • Hull, Ted • Hunter, Ivy Jo • Mann, Chester • Mitchell, Charles • Parker, Robert • Paul, Clarence • Pettersson, J. • Qvissler, D. • Rainey, Ma • Riser, Paul • Robey, Don D. • Scott, Tommy • Silvers, Edward • Toussaint, Allen • Traditional • Weatherspoon, William • Wilson, Frank • Winwood, Muff • Winwood, Steve • Wonder, Stevie • York, Peter
Artist(s)	String Tones, The, Ensemble • Cads, Ensemble • Fabians, Ensemble
Period(s)	20th Century • Contemporary
Genre	Pop and Rock
Category	Pop and Rock
Label	Blaze
	Booklet / liner notes available

featuring tracks and remixes from Armin van Buuren, Markus Schulz, DJ Jean, Steve Angello, DJ Antoine and many many more… Style: Dance

A comprehensive look at the under-researched Spanish jazz scene of the 60s and early 70s. Featuring tracks from highly collectable records by Spanish musicians such as Mantequilla, Juan Carlos Calderón, Ricard Roda and Vlady Bas, as well as by international jazzmen like Dusko Goykovich, Lou Bennett and Tino Contreras who recorded in Spain.Compiled and annotated by genre expert Javi Bayo. Includes a previously unissued track from the sessions of the album "Nits de jazz al Jamboree", recorded in 1968. When discussing the output of jazz recorded in Spain during the 1960s and 1970s, most conversations tend to simply list Tete Montoliu's discography and Pedro Iturralde's experiments in fusing jazz with flamenco. During these years, jazz didn't enjoy widespread popularity in Spain: local record labels didn't find the jazz market sufficiently attractive, and resources were largely directed towards the production of Spanish pop. Only this can explain the scarcity of releases during the period, especially when Spain is placed in comparison with countries like Italy or France, which were seemingly a lot more open to sounds originating from the other side of the Atlantic. This is even more pronounced if we bring the United Kingdom, Germany and certain Scandinavian nations into the equation. Along with Paris, these places became new homes for a great number of musicians who fled the United States in search of new opportunities.Nevertheless, a handful of albums and EPs exist that have remained unjustly ignored for decades, and which are in urgent need of rediscovery. They are recordings of high artistic value and historic significance, and their authors are deserving of greater recognition than they have thus far received. These musicians helped pave the way for jazz in Spain, and are responsible for some of its brightest musical moments."Fetén" brings together a selection of recordings made in Spain between 1961 and 1974. The tracks selected were originally released on records that have become impossible to find, and which, in most cases, have never been reissued. These are unique recordings spanning modal jazz, hard bop and even avant-garde jazz by Spanish musicians such as Mantequilla, Juan Carlos Calderón, Ricard Roda and Vlady Bas, as well as by international jazzmen like Dusko Goykovich, Lou Bennett and Tino Contreras. The selection is completed by the inclusion of a previously unissued track.It's a cover in a trio format of 'Solar', a Miles Davis composition, which has been rescued from the master tapes and sees the light now for the first time after being left out of the original edition of "Nits de jazz al Jamboree", released in 1968 by the Edigsa label.Years of searches in market stalls and record fairs, trades with other collectors, phone calls to second-hand dealers, countless hours of online research, and a lot of dust on my fingers have made it possible to bring together all the recordings presented here. My hope is that besides bringing self-proclaimed jazz fans closer to these historic recordings, this compilation also manages to inspire curiosity in other kinds of music lover. Most importantly, however, I hope that its music provides many hours of listening pleasure. Style: Jazz