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ShellacHead is dedicated to exploring world music from the analog era.
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To Drive Away the Vampires: Balkan Folk Musics, 1930s-80s
by Canary Records
supported by 22 fans who also own “TAARAB: Songs of the Swahili Coast”
Soulful and driven, with elements of deep drone throughout.
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Don't Let Me Be Lost To You B-Sides: Armenian, Greek, Jewish & Turkish Music from the Me Re, Balkan, Metropolitan & Kaliphon labels
by Canary Records
supported by 22 fans who also own “TAARAB: Songs of the Swahili Coast”
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Quilted Flowers: 1940s Albanian & Epirot Recordings from the Balkan Label
by Canary Records
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Frank and His Sisters
by Frank and His Sisters
This new reissue introduces the Tanzanian pop trio to the world.
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The Water Runs Uphill: Greek Folk Music in NYC, 1921-25
by Sotirios Stasinopoulos
A vibrant collection of early 20th century recordings from gifted Greek folk singer Sotirios Stasinopoulos brim with Hellenic pride.
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I Am Servant of Your Voice: March 1917 - June 1918
by Zabelle Panosian
Stunning, otherworldly folk music from Turkish singer Zabelle Panosian, recorded in 1917. Aching, gripping, gorgeous and hypnotic.
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I Am Servant of Your Voice: March 1917 - June 1918
by Zabelle Panosian
supported by 22 fans who also own “TAARAB: Songs of the Swahili Coast”
It's Armenian. It's over a century ago recorded. And I think it's magical, just listening to her voice coming from the Columbia Studio in, yes, 1917.
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