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ShellacHead is dedicated to exploring world music from the analog era.
If you like Voce A Sa Sera, you may also like:
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I have loved the dixie Humming birds since the 1960s, but have never heard their early work--amazing. Listening to all this wonderous harmony and spirit comes close to restoring my lost faith in Christianity.
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Excavated Shellac: An Alternate History of the World's Music
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Superb! Impossible to choose a single favorite track but I did.
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No One Cares: International 78rpm discs, ca. 1911-57
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supported by 42 fans who also own “Voce A Sa Sera”
Canary sets the standard in discovering and putting out lost music. Just play it and let the ghosts of the past enter your soul.
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Frank and His Sisters
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This new reissue introduces the Tanzanian pop trio to the world.
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Amazones Power
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An all-star collective of pan-African female singers give voice to social struggles often overlooked by the west, empowering through song.
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Afous d'Afous - Tarhanine Tegla
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The latest from Sahel Sounds is a slow-winding slice of Saharan blues, also available on 7".
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I Am Servant of Your Voice: March 1917 - June 1918
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She really served with that one! I'm sorry I had to. In reality Groung is my contender for the best song and performance in history of music.
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