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notes (8 pieces) source a new world music: creative music (songs without music #2)
The Ark of Oto (Otoroku)
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Sometimes there’s only one that calls your name (Strumming Music). The 1974 pressing on Shandar that took me more than a few years to track down, way back when. #ontheturntable #nowplaying #charlemagnepalestine #strummingmusic #shandar #shandarrecords #minimalmusic #minimalistmusic

A masterpiece in the cold light of dawn. It’s impossible express the depth of my love for Roach’s music, or my profound respect for the artist and man. Relentless political and socially conscious, the founder of the seminal imprint, Debut Records, with Charles Mingus - a rare instance of an African American owned label in the history of jazz, attempting to offer creative and economic autonomy to emerging artists - from the early days of be-bop, all the way through spiritual jazz, free jazz, and well beyond, there wasn’t a moment in his career that he wasn’t at the forefront, relentlessly pushing toward new ground, collaborating with the generations that followed in his wake. Thus stunner was issued by @impulserecords in 1961, recorded with the stellar ensemble of Art Davis, Eric Dolphy, Mal Waldron, Clifford Jordan, Julian Priester, Booker Little, Abbey Lincoln, Carlos Valeler, & Carlos Eugenio. As essential as they come. #ontheturntable #nowplaying #maxroach #jazzrecords

Ok. Enough procrastinating. Last one. Serious fucking fire from Guadeloupe, issued on 45 by Aux Ondes around 1970. #ontheturntable #nowplaying #beguine

Lingering in Nigeria for a moment. As good as Highlife gets. Issued by Phillips West Africa in 1972. #ontheturntable #nowplaying #highlifemusic #africanmusic #nigerianmusic

Crazy good Yoruba music from Nigeria, by one of its great masters, issued on 45 by Jodabro around 1970. This one is scarce enough to still lack a @discogs listing. I should probably sort that out. #ontheturntable #nowplaying #nigerianmusic #yorubamusic

Some Moroccan gold on Koutoubiaphone. #ontheturntable #nowplaying #moroccanmusic

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