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Kid Ory — Kid Ory's Creole Jazz Band – The Complete 1944 Appearances On Orson Wells' Mercury Wonder Show & The 1945 Standard School Broadcasts ... LP

Folklyric, 1944/1945. Near Mint- ... $7.99

... LP, Vinyl record album

(Mid 70s issue. Cover has minimal wear and a Review Copy stamp in back.)

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Sexteto Habanero — Roots Of Salsa Vol 2 – La Historia De Son Cubano ... LP

Folklyric, 1920s. Sealed ... Temporarily Out Of Stock

... LP, Vinyl record album

(80s issue, still sealed with light wear.)

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Pedro Santos — Krishnanda ... CD

CBS/Mr Bongo (UK), 1968. New Copy ... Temporarily Out Of Stock

A totally unique album from the Brazilian scene of the 60s – a set that was recorded right in the middle of the big Tropicalia years, but which has more of the earthier touches that would emerge in the Brazilian scene during the 70s! Yet there's also a sense of tight arrangement here too – a bit like the soulful crackle that came from some of the EMI/Odeon sessions, but served up with a more folklyric sense of instrumentation – lots of percussion, cuica, and other regional elements – sometimes topped with a single horn, or maybe just a string flourish – but never in a way that dampens the earthy energy at the core! The sound is fantastic – mostly instrumental, although with some spare vocals too – and titles include "Agua Viva", "Ritual Negro", "Desengano Da Vista", "Dual", "Arabindu", "Quem Sou Eu", "Advertencia", and "Sem Sombra". CD

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Pedro Santos — Krishnanda ... LP

CBS/Mr Bongo (UK), 1968. New Copy (reissue)... Out Of Stock

A totally unique album from the Brazilian scene of the 60s – a set that was recorded right in the middle of the big Tropicalia years, but which has more of the earthier touches that would emerge in the Brazilian scene during the 70s! Yet there's also a sense of tight arrangement here too – a bit like the soulful crackle that came from some of the EMI/Odeon sessions, but served up with a more folklyric sense of instrumentation – lots of percussion, cuica, and other regional elements – sometimes topped with a single horn, or maybe just a string flourish – but never in a way that dampens the earthy energy at the core! The sound is fantastic – mostly instrumental, although with some spare vocals too – and titles include "Agua Viva", "Ritual Negro", "Desengano Da Vista", "Dual", "Arabindu", "Quem Sou Eu", "Advertencia", and "Sem Sombra". LP, Vinyl record album

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Rev Gary Davis — Pure Religion & Bad Company ... CD

Smithsonian Folkways, 1957. Used ... Out Of Stock

50s material originally issued on two different albums on the Folklyric label. CD

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Pedro Santos — Krishnanda ... LP

CBS (Brazil), 1968. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock

A totally unique album from the Brazilian scene of the 60s – a set that was recorded right in the middle of the big Tropicalia years, but which has more of the earthier touches that would emerge in the Brazilian scene during the 70s! Yet there's also a sense of tight arrangement here too – a bit like the soulful crackle that came from some of the EMI/Odeon sessions, but served up with a more folklyric sense of instrumentation – lots of percussion, cuica, and other regional elements – sometimes topped with a single horn, or maybe just a string flourish – but never in a way that dampens the earthy energy at the core! The sound is fantastic – mostly instrumental, although with some spare vocals too – and titles include "Agua Viva", "Ritual Negro", "Desengano Da Vista", "Dual", "Arabindu", "Quem Sou Eu", "Advertencia", and "Sem Sombra". LP, Vinyl record album

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