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Oriental Music (reissue)
Cat: WWSLP 46. Rel: 28 Oct 20
 
International
Ana We Habieby (4:30)
Etmakhtary Yekhel (5:11)
Ah! Mennak (8:27)
Gafnoho (5:16)
Yawabor Kolly (5:16)
Ahwak (6:23)
Review: Ammar El Sherei's intoxicating instrumental album Oriental Music was written in 1976 and has remained a cult classic for all the deep diggers, world music lovers and curio obsessives. For this record, the iconic Egyptian artist, composer and producer actually served up his own take on six classic compositions by another Egyptian legend, Mohamed Abdel Wahab. The results are utterly hypnotic and majestic melodic affairs with organic drums and percussion and North African melodies that worm their way deep into your brain and transport you to the hustle and bustle of a dusty open air market or street side coffee spot.
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Tags: African
 in stock $33.65
Nagham Fi Hayati (Soundtrack) (remastered)
Cat: WWSLP 70. Rel: 02 Feb 23
 
Soundtracks
Alachan Malich Gheirak (9:10)
Hebina Hebina (7:25)
Ya Habayibi Ya Ghaybin (8:29)
Takassim Oud (9:54)
Review: Farid El Atrache's Nagham Fi Hayati is one of those cult records that diggers pride themselves just for knowing about, let alone owning. It now gets a first ever reissue since its initial release in 1974 by the Voice of Lebanon label thanks to Wewantsounds. It is a soundtrack to the eponymous movie and has been sampled by the likes of The Beatles. El Atrache's unique vocal style and rare versatility is showcased across the tracks as as some brilliantly funky world rhythms on monster grooves like 'Hebina Hebina' which is said to be a favourite of Brian Eno, no less.
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 in stock $31.54
Tokyo Dreaming
Nick LUSCOMBE / VARIOUS
Tokyo Dreaming (gatefold 2xLP with obi-strip)
Cat: WWSLP 40. Rel: 25 Nov 20
 
Experimental/Electronic
Ryuichi Sakamoto - "The End Of Asia" (6:22)
Mariah - "Shinzo No Tobira" (4:45)
Chika Asamoto - "Self Control" (4:15)
Jun Fukamachi - "Treasure Hunter" (4:00)
Yumi Murata - "Watashi No Bus" (5:43)
Hitomi 'penny' Tohyama - "Rainy Driver" (4:28)
Yumi Seino - "La Maison Est En Ruine" (4:42)
Kyoko Furuya - "Tokyo" (5:52)
Kazue Itoh - "Chinatown Rose" (3:48)
Kazumi Watanabe - "Tokyo Joe" (4:06)
Juicy Fruits - "Jenie Gets Amgry" (3:47)
Haruo Chikada & Vibra-tones - "Soul Life" (4:03)
Colored Music - "Heartbeat" (5:44)
Akira Sakata - "Room" (3:55)
Yasuaki Shimizu - "Semi Tori No Hi" (4:28)
Shigeo Sekito - "The Word II" (3:02)
Review: If you've got even the slightest interest in the cutting edge, synthesizer-heavy Tokyo scene of the 1980s, this killer compilation from Japanese music crate-digger Nick Luscombe and Wewantsounds is simply essential. It features tracks plucked from the vaults of cult labels Nippon Columbia and Better Days, with Luscombe offering up inspired selections that variously touch on deep synth-pop, electro, post-punk experimentation, jazz-funk, ambient and what would now be classic as Balearica. It's such a good collection that we're finding picking highlights difficult, though our current faves include the disco-tinged punk-funk of Juicy Fruits' 'Jenie Gets Angry', the slow-motion jazz-funk of Yumi Murata, Chiko Asamoto's smooth and sensual synth-pop, and the synth-reggae eccentricity of Akira Sakata.
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 in stock $36.81
Funky Donkey Vol 1 (remastered)
Funky Donkey
Una New York
Review: Jazz doesn't come much more wildy expressive, idiosyncratic, off the cuff, challenging and dense that this album from 1977. The Human Arts Ensemble came together in 1970 in St. Louis adn was a loose collective that associated themselves with the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM) and the Black Artists' Group (BAG) collective. They had no rues and no restrictions on who could play and it shows as different instrments shoulder their way to the front and vie for attention, from the drums to the keys, the sax to the double bass. This reissue features the original artwork as well as all new remastered audio and fresh liner notes by Howard Mandel that provide great context.
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 in stock $33.65
Sunrise From West Sea: Live (remastered)
Sunrise From West Sea: Live (remastered) (gatefold LP + insert with obi-strip)
Cat: WWSLP 59. Rel: 21 Apr 22
 
Jazz
Sunrise From West Sea (part 1) (16:50)
Sunrise From West Sea (part 2) (18:01)
Review: An overlooked spiritual classic in two parts, Yamash'ta & The Horizon were a one-off project consisting of a hat-trick of musicians seeking to perfect their craft. In 1971, Hideakira Sakurai, Masahiko Satoh, Stomu Yamash'ta and Takehisa Kosugi gathered in Japan to perform an invite-only concert to a handful of friends. Deep and distinctive electric shamishen becomes a sonic centrepiece over the course; handled by Sakurai, the sound is haunting, like a lone voice amidst a sea of percussive nymphs. Sloshing koto, percussion and eruptions of awe from the crowd all dominate the moments of downtime; a timeless snapshot of Fluxus Japan.
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 in stock $27.78
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