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✨✧ Kamuran AkkorKamuran Akkor ... LP
Pharaway Sounds (Spain), Early 1970s. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
One of the coolest Turkish singers we've heard so far from the 70s – an artist who's maybe a bit more funky and a bit less fuzzy than some of her contemporaries – blessed with a heavenly vocal style that's often set to these very groovy arrangements! The language is beyond the reach of our comprehension, but there's a quality to the overall tunes we totally love – very much like some of the coolest, grooviest French or Scandinavian pop of the time – thanks to some very well-placed electric bass, sweet soaring strings, and the occasional Turkish touch to make for a nicely exotic vibe. A few cuts also feature some nice moog, too – which is especially wonderful, and gives things a really spacey quality – and titles include "Yorgun Gozler", "Falci", "Kabahat Seni Sevende", "Dane Dane Benleri", and "Evet Mi Hayir Mi". LP, Vinyl record album

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✨✧ AlpayYekte ... LP
Pharaway Sounds (Spain), Early 70s. Sealed ... Out Of Stock
Unusual sounds from Alpay – an artist who perfectly shows the unique east/west crossroads that ran through the Turkish scene of the 70s! At one level, Alpay's as Western as you might guess from his look on the cover – and attempts here to serve up rockish tracks aimed at the mainstream – but his music is also heavy on plenty of older Eastern elements too – unusual inflections on the vocals, exotic instrumentation alongside electronic, and a really compelling style that sounds both ancient and futuristic at the same time! There's a budding spiritualism that seems to seep out around the corners of more conventional song structures – and the blend definitely echoes some of the best modes of the Turkish scene of the same time. The package features a very well-selected batch of Alpay recordings from the early 70s, complete with notes – and titles include "Bak Kalbim", "Akca Kizlar", "Can Karagozlum", "Ask Boyledir", "Suna", and "Denizciler". LP, Vinyl record album

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✨✧ Airto FogoAirto Fogo ... CD
Pharaway Sounds (Spain), 1976. Used ... Out Of Stock
A rare French funky set from the 70s – recorded in Paris, but apparently put together by Brazilian groovemeister Waltel Branco! The style is heavy on percussion – very funky, with plenty of jazz undercurrents too – in the best rare Brazil mode of the time – but given a tight electric groove over the top – thanks to great keyboards, wah wah guitar, and even tight horns on a few tracks – which really send the album over the top, and almost give it a blacksploitation sort of feel! The whole thing's wonderful all the way through – like finding a lost tape of an action film shot in the Rio favelas of the 70s – dripping with the best electric touches of the time. Titles include "High Stakers", "1973 Carmen Avenue", "Just Over", "So Be It", "Shadowy", and "Right On Bird". CD

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✨✧ Cem KaracaNem Caldi ... LP
Pharaway Sounds (Spain), 1975. Near Mint- Gatefold ... Out Of Stock
Mad sounds from the legendary Cem Karaca – one of the hippest things going in mid 70s Istanbul – and an artist whose unique sound has gotten a great deal of global rediscovery in recent years! The music is a compelling mix of psych, funk, and more local styles – and although Karaca's previous records were great, there's an even stronger, more sinister feel to this one – full arrangements that really drive the whole thing forward strongly, and rising vocal power from Cem to match! This is definitely one of those records that will blow your mind, even if you can't understand the language – and it's a great place to start if you're looking to dig into mad sounds from the 70s Turkish scene. Titles include "Nem Kaldi", "Adsiz", "Oye Babo", "Oy Bana Bana", "O Leyli", "Gurbet", and "Kendim Ettim Kendim Buldum". LP, Vinyl record album

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✨✧ Poder Del AlmaPoder Del Alma (with bonus download) ... LP
Discolando/Pharaway Sounds (Spain), 1977. New Copy Gatefold (reissue)... Out Of Stock
Killer work from this Latin funk combo from the 70s – a group who were supposedly formed to open for Santana at a concert in Nicaragua, then went on with a searing legacy of their own! The music definitely owes a bit to the Bay Area Latin sound of the period – a blend of traditional percussion and rhythms with more psychedelic instrumentation – including plenty of great organ lines and guitar, and just the right use of horns as well! About half the album's instrumental, and the vocal tracks feature excellent work from singer Janette Barnes – on titles that include "Valle Del Ayatimbo", "La Taa Yo", "Que Rico", "Atardecer", and "Zumbale". LP, Vinyl record album

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✨✧ Poder Del AlmaPoder Del Alma 2 (with bonus download) ... LP
Pharaway Sounds (Spain), 1975. New Copy (reissue)... Out Of Stock
The completely smoking second album from this legendary Nicaraguan group of the 70s – an album that's even more fully-formed and Latin-styled than their first – served up with long tracks delivered in a stunning blend of percussion, jazzy instrumentation, and just the right touch of rock influences on guitar and keyboards! Where the group's debut maybe echoed the San Francisco style of mixing rock and Latin, this one shows more of the LA funky version of the music – as the group seem to have doubled their chops on their instruments since the previous record – and hardly even need vocals to provide any of the context for the music. Titles include "Chicharron", "Fruta Podrida", "Bacanal 76", "Amanecer Entre Las Hojas", and "Mimo". LP, Vinyl record album

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✨✧ Angelo Noce SantoroFor You ... CD
ANS/Pharaway Sounds (Spain), 1979. Used ... Out Of Stock
Beautiful Latin-styled jazz – not really New York or Cuban, but also not Brazilian either – and instead this really wonderful hybrid of sounds that's cooked up by guitarist Angelo Noce Santoro – a player with roots in psych and prog! This album's not any of that, though – and instead has this beautiful breezy vibe that reminds us of some of the best Brazilian fusion projects coming from German or Scandinavia in the 70s – or maybe like some of the best albums of artists like Jayme Marques or Agustin Pereyra Lucena! Santoro's definitely an artist at a level that unique – and his own guitar and bass blend wonderfully with a second acoustic guitar, drums, percussion, and some great jazzy flute – on titles that include "Arroz Cubano", "For You", "Theme From", "Raindance (part 1)", and "Tapajos". CD

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✨✧ Pepe Sanchez Y Su Rock BandRegresion (with bonus tracks) ... CD
Pharaway Sounds (Spain), 1976. Used ... Out Of Stock
Fantastic funk from the Spanish scene of the 70s – a set that starts out in the best electric fusion mode, but also embraces some older Spanish currents too – with a groove that's almost a 70s funk take on some of the flamenco jazz experiments of the late 60s! Yet we'll also say that there's more reedwork here than guitar – including some sublime tenor and soprano sax from the great Pedro Iturralde, easily one of the best Spanish jazz musicians of his generation – working here with other soloists on flute, trumpet, and trombone – all led by the heavy drums of Pepe Sanchez! Bass and electric keyboards round out the groove – creating this great criss-crossing of rhythms that's mighty nice – on titles that include "Sentimiento", "Renacimiento", "Cantares", "Regresion", "Nostalgia", "Paisajes", and "A Mi Tierra". Also includes two bonus tracks from a later 45 rpm single – "Love Me" and "Encuentros En La 5a Dimension". CD
 
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VariousCumbias Chicadelicas – Peruvian Psychedelic Chicha ... CD
Infopesa (Peru), Late 60s/1970s/Early 80s. New Copy ... About September 5, 2024 (delayed)
One of the coolest collections of chicha we've ever heard – that ultra-cool Peruvian style that mixes cumbia rhythms with electric surf-styled guitar – all in a sound that's as fresh today as when it was first waxed back in the 70s! Chicha is one of those rare cross-cultural moments when all the parts came together to make something way more than just their components – a cool new style of expression that didn't have to answer to any other outside forces, and which was instead free to take its own best impulses and really run with them! The package all draws from the archives of the Infopesa label, and is filled with great chicha cuts that are heavy on sweet guitar lines and rootsy percussion – with production that almost feels like the indie scene in LA during the 60s. The collection is done in the usual thorough style we've come to expect from Pharaway Sounds – and comes with a great bach of notes, and titles that include "Monito Saltarin" by Sonido 2000, "Mi Gran Noche" by Aniceto & Sus Fabulosos, "El Bicho" by Los Beta 5, "Arre Caballito" by Manzanita Y Su Conjunto, "Lobos Al Escape" by Los Orientales De Paramonga, "Ramo De Rosas" by Los Pakines, "Mi Morena Rebelde" by Eusebio Y Su Banjo, and "Todos Juntos" by Los Invasores De Progreso. CD

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✨✧ VariousLove, Peace & Poetry – Asian Psychedelic Music ... LP
QDK (Germany), Late 60s/Early 70s. Near Mint- Gatefold ... Out Of Stock
Heady sounds from a variety of different scenes – served up here in a compilation that was one of the first to turn western ears onto the sounds of the east! The music is a fuzzy blend of sounds from Southeast Asia, Korea, India, and even Turkey – and the package was one of the first times we'd ever heard some styles that have now become much more common in the psych market – the kind of groundbreaking overseas moments that we love on labels like Guerssen/Pharaway or Finders Keepers! Titles include "Simla Beat Theme" by The Fentones, "Gonul Sabreyle Sabreyle" by 3 Hur El, "26 Miles" by The Quest, "Korean Titel A2" by Jung Hyun & The Men, "Istemem" by Erkin Koray, "Magic Colors" by Teddy Robin & The Playboys, "A2" by Cambodian Rocks, "Blind Bird" by The Mpos, and "You Know What I Mean" by Justin Heathcliff. LP, Vinyl record album
(Colorful splatter vinyl pressing. Cover has light wear.)

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✨✧ VariousUzelli Psychedelic Anadolu ... CD
Uzelli (UK), Late 70s/Early 80s. Used ... Out Of Stock
A great look at a lost lineage of Turkish music – the mostly-cassette Uzelli label, initially started in Germany for Turkish workers on the continent – but an imprint who grew to have importance back in Istanbul as the years moved on! This set brings together some of the more interesting psychedelic material from the first decade of Uzelli – tracks that echo some of the better-known material that has been reissued in recent years – with a blend of pop modes and lots of trippier instrumentation on guitars and keyboards – at a level that most Anglo artists weren't using by the late 70s, but which were still strongly in place in Turkish music – and often given a new outlet on shifting instrumentation as the 80s approached. The sounds here definitely match the vibe of some of the Pharaway Sounds reissues – and titles include "Bana Gore Kizlar Cok" by Ali Ayan, "Kacma Guzel" by Nese Alkan, "Bu Ellerden Gocup" by asik Emrah, "Oksuruk" by Erkin Koray, "Gozundeki Yaslarina" by Zor Beyler, and "Sicak Bir Sevda" by Kerem Guney. CD
(Slipcase has light wear.)
 
 
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