Various Artists - Magindanao Philippines 1 & 2 / Various - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

This album features music of the Hanunoo people who live in Mindoro, the seventh largest island in the Philippines. Hanunoo society relies heavily on agriculture, cloth weaving, and iron working. Music is used during these daily activities as well as during courtship and spiritual rituals. Hear the sounds of the gitgit (a three-stringed fiddle), kinaban (bamboo harp), and pahagut-style poetry. Album Tracks 1. Kal?Pay 2. Ur?Kay 3. Flute Solo 4. Iy?Ya 5. Pagrit 6. Kaskas and Timpara 7. Kaskas 8. Binalinsay 9. Din?Lut 10. Taruk 11. Ng?Yung 12. Flute Solo 13. Flute Duet 14. Kalutang 15. Kinaban 16. '?Wi 17. Panlay?San 'Amb?Han, Gitgit, Pahugut 18. Animal Calls 19. Batiwtiw 20. Kudlung 21. Buzzers, Zithers and Whistles 22. Flute and Fiddle Duet 23. Sinids?Ruy 24. 'Amb?Han

Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Hailing from Macclesfield, Cheshire, and growing up in Cheadle Hulme, John Mayall had already made a name for himself on the Manchester blues scene before relocating to London in 1963 at the urging of Alexis Korner. Released in September 1967, Crusade introduced another guitar protégé to the world. The 18- year- old Mick Taylor had crossed Mayall's path a couple of years earlier at a show in Hatfield it was now time for him to join, as Peter Green had left Mayall to form his own group. The album was so titled as Mayall felt that he would forever be on a crusade to get the blues to the widest audience possible. Listen to the version of Albert King's Oh Pretty Woman that opens the album. It's amazing! This re- issue faithfully replicates the original 1967 Decca Records UK stereo . Album Tracks 1. Oh, Pretty Woman 2. Stand Back Baby 3. My Time After Awhile 4. Snowy Wood 5. Man of Stone 6. Tears in My Eyes 7. Driving Sideways 8. The Death of J. B. Lenoir 9. I Can't Quit You Baby 10. Streamline 11. Me and My Woman 12. Checkin' Up on My Baby

An archipelago of over seventeen thousand islands, Indonesia has developed a rich and diverse musical culture influenced by the various ethnic and religious groups which have settled there. The first track, InchIle-IleInch, is a striking Batak (non-Muslim Indonesian from Sumatra) melody featuring the gambang, a wooden xylophone, while InchLagu Babar LajarInch showcases the Javanese Gamelan influence on Indonesian music, and is said to Inchaccompany the dance of a warrior.Inch Album Tracks 1. Ile-Ile Batak Music 2. Tari Piring Sadang Lawas (Plate Dance) 3. Tumba Lela-Lelan 4. Bah Motoh Temiar Music (Chorus, Drums) 5. Udan Liris (Vocal with Katjapi) 6. Sorban Palid (Vocal with Katjapi & Violin) 7. Lagu Babar Lajar Instrumental (Gamelan, Saron and Bonang) 8. Lagu Srihardjono Instrumental (Gamelan, Rebab, Gender & Suling) 9. Ganda Pura (Djanger Abijan-Timbul) Instrumental (Gamelan, Rebab) 10. Peperangan Sira Pandji (Perabangsa-Classic Opera)