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	VARIOUS The Music Of Africa (1971 UK 32-track LP featuring African music taken from the archives of the BBC from various African countries in a multitude of classic African styles, picture sleeve with extensive sleeve notes. The sleeve shows alittle shelf/ringwear whilst the vinyl shows only light signs of play REC130M) Tracklisting: The Title Music of the TV series 'Tutankhamun's Egypt' Nigeria - Yoruba Talking Drum Uganda - The Hen Killer Tanzania - In Praise Of Mount Kilimanjaro Tunisia - Traditional Wedding Music Nigeria - Kakari & Royal Drums of the Emir of Ilorin Kenya - Jembe Langu South Africa - The Wanderer's Song Ethiopia - Extract from Ethiopian Orthodox Church service Malawi - A Kalebera South Africa - Wena Zambia - Tradition Kasai Song Angola - Kuana Kambambi Zambia - Traditional Work Song of the Tonga people Algeria - Dance music of the Ouled Nail people Tanzania - Chanting & Dancing of the Gogo people Egypt - The Trumpet Of Tutankhamun Senegal - Greetings From Podor Morocco - Lala Fatima Ghana - Tema Harbour Work Song South Africa - Gum Boot Dance South Africa - Lala Mauritania - Fantang Nigeria - A Fulani Song Gabon - Incantation Ghana - The Ceremonial Drums Of The Asantehene Tunisia - The Jilted Girl Sudan - A Sansa Solo Mali - Kondawele Nigeria - High Life Improvisation Uganda - Polly Put The Kettle On & Row Row Row Your Boat Nigeria - Ore Elese To Ku
	VARIOUS Sounds Of Soweto (1987 UK 16-track double LP compilation, a great introduction to the varied musical styles of Africa, including material from Savuka, Johnny Clegg, Lumumba, Thetha & more, housed in a colourful gatefold sleeve with track note inners. The sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl appears barely played EN5006) Tracklisting: Lumumba Yellow Mealie Meal Brenda & The Big Dudes Amalahle Condry Ziqubu Confusion (Ma Afrika) Kaputeni Mali Kuhaba Winners, The Wedding Day Condry Ziqubu Gorilla Man Rex Rabanye O Nketsang Thetha Dark Street, Bad Night Johnny Clegg & Savuka Asimbonanga Lumumba Kiss Kiss Supa Frika Manyeo Winners, The Feel Free Johnny Clegg & Savuka Third World Child Sankomota Ramasela Mara Louw Brother Joe Supa Frika Love Is On Our Side
	VARIOUS Pasar Malam (80s Dutch only 20-track compilation LP focussing on the talents & music to be found in Indonesia, picture sleeve. Both sleeve & vinyl are in superb condition CN0141) Tracklisting: Massada - Sajang � Ann Wairata - Waarom Huil Je Krontjong Ensemble - Pantja Warna / Rangkaian Melati The Blue Diamonds - Ramona Margie Ball - Goodbye To Love Tielman Brothers - My Maria Kilima Hawaiians - Aloha Oe George de Fretes - Every Hour On The Isle Rudi Wairata - Tara Serimpi Ben Snijders & Trio Cees Schrama - Mijn Iboe Rudi van Dalm And His Raindrops - Manise Lydia - Send Me The Pillow Tielman Brothers - Sari Nande Rosy & Andres - Terang Bulan Oscar Harris - Song For The Children Krontjong Ensemble - Pantja Warna Bengawan Solo Eddy & The Drifting Five - Patokaan Maurice De La Croix - Ratu Negeri Blada Dries Holten - Sipatokaan / Sioh Nona / Rasa Sajange Amboina Serenaders - Goodbye To You Nona Manis
	VARIOUS-WORLD MUSIC Island Sounds From Japan 2009-2016 (2020 UK 5-track 180g heavy black vinyl 45 RPM Loud Cut LP on the Time Capsule label, limited edition first pressing. Offering a unique window into modern Japanese music, Time Capsule's latest release presents a group of artists who refuse to be bound by genre - mixing jazz, dance, reggae, psych, afrobeat, and indigenous styles into distinctly tropical fusions. Both sleeve and vinyl remains in Near Mint condition) Tracklisting: TRACKLISTING: A1: Speak No Evil - Speak No Evil A2: Aqatuki - Wakanoura B1: Altz - Orympia Rocks (Vinyl Only) B2: Keiichi Tanaka - City of Aleppo B3: Keiichi Tanaka - City of dub The last few years have seen an upsurge in popularity for Japanese music. From the deep grooves of 70s Japanese jazz and the funk-filled effervescence of 80's city pop, to the zen-like ambient soundscapes of the same decade's environmental music what unites these diverse forms is the similarity in approach of the musicians who created them. Since the first influx of pop music onto it's shores, Japanese musicians have sought to study and master each form before creating new iterations. The music on this compilation features a range of modern Japanese musicians who have each sought to expand genre boundaries by fusing different styles. Hailing from different musical backgrounds they are united by a common goal to deliver a distinctly tropical strain of sound, or what Time Capsule label boss and compiler Kay Suzuki refers to as Island Music. 'Although this collection concentrates mainly on recent bands it doesn't try to reflect what is currently popular. Instead, each artist has used a mixture of craftsmanship and their own personal experiences to experiment with styles and reshape them into new and unique forms. I feel strongly that they deserve more exposure around the world' he says. Speak No Evil are a perfect example of this cross-pollination of musical forms. Led by musician Akira Tatsumi, a veteran of Osaka's verdant ska and calypso scenes, the band was formed from a regular jam session between the city's reggae and jazz musicians to see what they might be able to create with combined forces. Their version of the same-titled classic by legendary saxophonist Wayne Shorter transports the jazz classic into new pastures, as the band takes Shorter's sweet refrain on a reggae trip, the track finds a natural meeting point between the two genres, adding snappy riddims to jazz's innate sense of swing. Backpacking in India shaped the sounds of Aquatuki. Led by guitar players Taaki and Chen, they layer the trance music they discovered in Goa into psychedelic instrumental jams. The dream-like Wakanoura adds elements of surf and Hawaiian music to the mix with Taaki's slide guitar evoking beach-side tropical sunsets, while a blues-like melancholia adds another element to a bittersweet track that refuses to be pigeonholed. Another artist whose music was shaped by travels to the subcontinent was maverick musician Altz, whose exposure to Goan psychedelia produced radically different results. Orympia Rocks, with it's melding of punk funk basslines, echoed disco beats and southern-rock indebted slide guitar is a brilliant example of his trademark groove-heavy twisted disco sound. Keiichi Tanaka's story is one of the great 'what-ifs' of modern Japanese music. Schooled as a master-percussionist in Africa, he followed up a stint leading the renowned Japanese afrobeat band KINGDOM AFROCKS with a hugely ambitious first solo album before his life was cut tragically short after a fatal car accident. Pairing musicians from myriad musical backgrounds he created a radical new series of sounds. Written after watching news footage of the bombing in Syria alongside fellow musician OKI, City Of Aleppo captures a wonderfully natural melding of African and Asian styles, with Tanaka's African-inspired rhythms combining beautifully with OKI's tonkori - a stringed instrument belonging to the indigenous Ainu people of northern Japan. Taken from the same album, the final track on this compilation presents OKI's City Of Dub remix of the track, with echoed sound effects adding another pinch of spice to this melting pot of styles. Offering both a window into the country's verdant underground music scene and a taste of a rarely profiled strain of tropical music, it's a compilation that offers further evidence of Japan's tradition of musical craftsmanship and musical innovation.
	VARIOUS Music & Rhythm (1982 UK 21-track double vinyl LP, a benefit release for The Womad Festival, featuring exclusive tracks by XTC, Peter Gabriel, David Byrne, Rico, Peter Hammill, Holger Czukay & more. The unique gatefold sleeve has extensive biography details for each artist inside and shows just light shelfwear while the vinyl reveals very little play K68045) Tracklisting: A1. Drums Of Makebuko - Burundi A2. Peter Gabriel - Across The River A3. Ekome - Kpan Logo A4. XTC - It's Nearly Africa A5. Alhaji Ibrahim Abdulai And His Dagbamba Cultural Group - Zuu-Waa B1. The Beat - Mirror In The Bathroom B2. Prince Nico Mbarga And Rocafil Jazz - Sweet Mother B3. Mighty Sparrow - Music And Rhythm B4. Rico - What You Talkin' Bout B5. Morris Pert - Marrakesh C1. Pete Townshend - Ascension Two C2. Vic Coppersmith-Heaven - Pengosekan C3. Balinese Ketjak - A Short Excerpt From The Ramayana Monkey Chant C4. Jon Hassell - Ba Benz�l� C5. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Noor Azli Chamkia C6. Peter Hammill - The Ritual Mask D1. David Byrne - His Wife Refused D2. Alhaji Bai Konte And Malamini Jobate - Sudurum Kumbusoara D3. Lonesi Chewane And Joni Hetara - Mkazi Wa Mulomo D4. Shankar And Bill Lovelady - Himalaya D5. Holger Czukay - Persian Love
	VARIOUS Original Music From Red China (1973 UK 12-track vinyl LP, with music arranged by Ng Artchi & Tsui Tak Ming, housed in a matt picture sleeve. The sleeve displays some light general wear whilst the vinyl looks barely played) Tracklisting: A1 Ten Swift Horses A2 Song Of Horse Tenders A3 Evening Of Grassy Plain A4 Western Mongolian Dance A5 Tibetan Dance A6 Dance Of Joy B1 Blooming Flowers In Four Seasons B2 Enjoyment Of Peace B3 Flower Drum Of Feng-Yang B4 A Foolish Girl B5 Visiting Relatives B6 Reparing Earthen Urn

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