Field Recordings: Soul of Mbira [Import]

1. Nhemamusasa

2. Taireva

3. Nyamaropa

4. Kuyadya Hove Kune Mazove

5. Mbiriviri

6. Nhimutimu

7. Nyamaropa Yevana Vava Mushonga

8. Dangurangu

9. Kumakudo

Tracks:

Voom Voom - Vampire Song
Rich Medina ft. Sy Smith - Can't Hold Back (King Britt Instrumental mix)
Bioground - Late Summer Nights
Wamdue Project - Home Planet
Hypnos - Red Light
Mitsu - Serene
Acca - Rain (Gravity Dub)
Delgui - Highlights (Charles Webster mix)
Julien Jabre - War
Tiger Stripes - Amphytrion
Kinka - Burnin'
Robag Wruhme - KTB (Ruhig Brauner mix)
Vernell Long & Hebegebe - I Go Now (Awaaz mix)
David Holmes - 69 Police (New Alluminists Soixants-Neuf Dub)
Heroes For Hire - Our House Music
Nightriders - Getaway
Tom Novy - Unexpected (Instrumental Edit)

Tracks:

Alexander Kowalski ft. Joris Voorn - She's Worth It
Francois K - Time And Space
Tamara's World - Trampoline (Akabu mix)
Timewriter - Booty Song (Ian Pooley mix)
Dusk and Prayd - Playing With Fire (Elextroworld mix)
Elektrochemie LK - Lay Here
KLMNT - Zouin (Tiger Stripes mix)
Schwab - DJs In A Row (Tom Middleton mix)
Lissat and Voltax - Footlovers (Da Fresh mix)
16 Bit Lolitas - Difficult If Not Impossible
Jordan Rivera and Ferry Nice - Africando (Shik Stylko mix)
Klement Bonelli - Ethna (D'Malicious mix)
Marnix - Fire (Jamie Anderson mix)
Subtech - A Beat Like This
Michell - Need To Know
Humate - Curious

Album Description

EQ Recordings continues the tradition of premium quality electronic music with its next edition of the Balance series, a top choice for discerning music lovers who have a taste for cutting-edge music mixed by the world's best, but not always recognized, DJs. On Balance 011, Canadian DJ/producer Luke Fair works his magic, grabbing listeners with his diverse music and taking us on a funky, tripped-out journey featuring tracks and remixes from Charles Webster, Humate, Timewriter, Francois K, Ian Pooley, Joey Negro and more. Fair has carved quite a reputation as a producer and passionately experimental DJ. His music can be described as groovy, funky, housey and techy all at the same time.

Customer Reviews:

Hear It........2007-06-14

Very few times i think in my head "I'm gonna love this" just by hearing the first 10 min. of a set; but a little of these few times i say,"I really love it" in the last 10 min. of it. With this release It happened.
Incredibly there's more than one style of house music in this one, but it still sounded like a whole (You would say this is the job of any dj, but it doesn't always happens this way). The upgrades made to the tracks and layered sounds fit flawlessly. For the sake of your electronic Knowledge. Don't Think it, just hear it.

This CD is ridiculous.......2007-04-28

This CD is absolutely ridiculous. The compilation really brings the fun back into house music. Luke's programming and mixing are top quality...definitely the best mix CD of 2007 thus far in my ever so humble opinion.

Hottest House mix of the year!.......2007-04-25

The quality Australian EQ label has released their 11th in the Balance series, and it may very well be the best yet. It is certainly the most consistent line-up of tracks through both discs. Luke starts off with a few progressive house tracks early on, then takes us on a groovy journey through deep house on disc 1, and into some higher energy electro vibes for disc 2. There isn't a dull moment on either disc, even from the first listen. No warming up, no second listen to enjoy, this one hits you right from the start. Amazing melodic tracks on both discs, this is a true house gem. A must own mix this year.

Funk.... groove... soul... House..........2007-04-24

"Balance" keeps its musical see-saw at equilibrium with equal doses of quality progressive trance and progressive house. The better of the trancey Balance acts include James Holden and Anthony Pappa; Luke Fair, however, places precisely the correct amount of weight on the other side of the proverbial see-saw, creating a thumping house music journey whose merits outshine even the likes of Desyn Masiello's Balance 008. In fact, words from the man himself speak volumes: "Hey all...finished my Balance CD last week. The mood of this mix will capture the sound of an entire night at a club, a full set from open to close. Every track will be heavily edited to personalize the mix a bit more, with lots of layering to make the whole thing as colorful as possible." ~Luke Fair

He could not have preached a truth more profound had his hand been on a Bible when he made the statement.

This is the most colorful house release I have heard in quite a while; possibly ever. Disc one begins with sensible track sequences like Voom Voom's "Vampire Song," Rich Medina Feat. Sy Smith's "Can't Hold Back (King Britt Mix)" & Bioground's "Smooth Summer Nights"; with this three-song-sequence, I found what is rare in most EDM sets -the instantaneous feeling that the mix is liable to outshine others of its kind with ease. Luke Fair spins an airy, funky and wholly danceable first set with the delectable influence of jazz. Sounding nothing like his "electro-disco fiasco" on OS_3, the aura brings to mind images of radiant multi-colored disco balls spinning from the ceiling of a vibrant night club. Though the whole first disc is enticingly consistent, Luke seems to have developed a knack for inserting absolutely perfect three-track sequences which segue into different styles of house, while still maintaining the mix's deep and saturated color. Further examples are found in Julien Jabre's "War," Tiger Stripes' "Amphytrion" & Kinka's "Burnin'." The mood thus far has been so consistently uplifting and beat-reliant that this section of tracks was a surprise... a pleasant one, because the last section of disc one contains arguably the best selection of tracks on the first disc. To cite examples, David Holmes' "69 Police" and Heroes for Hire's "Our House Music" shine like sapphire gems. My favorite track on the disc is the sixteenth track, "Gateway" by Nightriders, whose shimmering saxophone chords bring undeserved pleasure to my ears. Closing with Tom Novy's "Unexpected" (a fitting title, for this track deviates from the melody set forth by Nightriders in many ways), I cannot help but suggest that disc one of Balance 011 achieves the status of the most addictive and most superb house album I have ever heard.

That is not to say that disc two bears no merit by comparison. On the contrary, it should be argued that the second disc is just as good as the first; such a statement may be too bold in lieu of the first disc's astonishing composition, though. The second disc ups the ante with a sense of housey "grittiness," which is in sync with Luke Fair's personal description of the album: "The mood of this mix will capture the sound of an entire night at a club, a full set from open to close." Beginning with the same eerie and sexy bass grooves as did "Vampire Song", "She's Worth It" slyly breaks through the initial ambient barriers into infectiously throbbing house. Luke finally nails the electro-house vibe he went for with earlier releases that ended up falling short when the adds Francois K.'s "Time and Space." Undulating synthesizers ensnare the headspace of the listener; by the second track of disc two, there simply is no going back, folks.

The drop of Timewriter's "Booty Song" illustrates the late-night club atmosphere being fully realized. The liveliest moments of disc two can be found between tracks four and twelve; some particular highlights include "Playing with Fire," "DJ's In a Row," "Footlover" by Lissat & Voltax, yet another astounding 16 Bit Lolitas track "Difficult If Not Impossible," and finally Klement Bonelli's "Ethna (12th Floor Mix)." And with such a provocative title, one would expect Marnix's "FIRE!" to continue the uptempo set forth by so many of the mid-disc tracks; in actuality, it marks the beginning of the slide into downtempo and piano layered tracks suitable for catching one's breath after such an intense ride into previously unexplored dimensions of house grandeur. "Need To Know"'s wailing synths mourn the closure of this fantastic set; it is a jubilant mourning - the final recognition of what has transpired during this sonic journey. Humate's "Curious" is precisely that; a curiously uptempo song at first, finally relenting to the early morning hours with surprisingly articulate and enjoyable piano chords.

Within the last forty seconds, the echoic female vocals usher out the second disc of what is perhaps the liveliest, most colorful, most purposeful and most addictive progressive House release in YEARS. Luke Fair's name has arisen in other locations in the world of EDM; he commandeered the third installment of Bedrock's Original Series (a marginal success at best) and decently collaborated with Desyn Masiello on Yoshitoshi's "In House We Trust Volume 3." Even his superb live set with James Zabiela at the WMC Delta Heavy Boat Party in 2004 firmly cemented his name in the scene. In my mind, however, Balance 011 is undeniably Luke's best effort yet and will likely go down as the best house release of 2007, despite being so early into the year. To say that Luke Fair fares well would be a gross understatement. I challenge anyone to drop the headphones or mute the subwoofers in the midst of this incredible album. Perhaps the best (house) Balance release to date, Luke Fair is one disco ball doesn't stop spinning until the brilliant colors have blinded the listener with the ecstasy of genuinely sensational house music that connects the world.

Black Banjo Songsters of North Carolina and Virginia

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Great Historical Document
A torch that is being passed on, Black Banjo Old & NEW
African American influence on American music

Black Banjo Songsters of North Carolina and Virginia
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Smithsonian Folkways
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Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000001DJP
Release Date: 1998-02-17

Tracks:

Coo Coo - John Snipes
Coo Coo - Dink Roberts
Old Rattler (Fox Chase) - John Snipes
Georgia Buck - Dink Roberts
Georgia Buck - Joe Thompson & Odell Thompson
John Henry - James Roberts
High Sheriff - Dink Roberts
John Hardy - Dink Roberts
Garfield - Dink Roberts
Old Corn Liquor - Dink Roberts
Old Corn Liquor - Joe Thompson & Odell Thompson
John Henry - Joe Thompson & Odell Thompson
Love Somebody - Joe Thompson & Tommy Thompson
Long Tail Blue - John Snipes
Ain't Gonna Rain No More - John Snipes & Tommy Thompson
Going Where I've Never Been Before - John Snipes
Black Annie - Dink Roberts
Old Blue - Dink Roberts
Going Away From Home - John Snipes
You Don't Know My Darling - John Snipes
Jaybird March - Etta Baker & Cora Philips
Going Up North - John Jackson
Sugar Hill - Homer Walker
Momma Don't Allow - Irvin Cook & Leonard Bowles
Shortnin' Bread - Leonard Bowles
Shortnin' Bread - 'Big Sweet' Lewis Hairston
Fox Chase - John Tyree
Roustabout - Dink Roberts
Cookin' In The Kitchen - John Snipes
Coo Coo Bird - Rufus Kasey
Fox Chase - Dink Roberts
Little Brown Jug - Joe Thompson & Odell Thompson

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This is more than just another excellently researched, heavily-annotated, and well-recorded Smithsonian Folkways disc of archival old-time sound. Like recordings of fife and drum music, this collection documents a rich African American musical tradition that was all but lost by the 1970s. The textbooks tell us that the banjo was brought to America by enslaved Africans, but the majority of musicians who've recorded with that instrument are white. While many of these modal, story-based folk songs will be familiar--"Coo Coo," "John Henry," "Shortnin' Bread"--there's an edge to these versions that's firmly rooted in the blues. Black Banjo Songsters is an essential compilation of claw-hammer-style banjo playing and deep, Appalachian singing. It happens to redress a historical wrong, but it's also a grand recording of deep, raw folk. --Mike McGonigal

Album Description

The sounds and social history of African American banjo playing--32 superb instrumentals and vocals, recorded between 1974 and 1997. Extensively annotated with performer's life histories, tunings, lyrics, bibliography, and discography. The banjo's gourd ancestors came to the Americas with enslaved Africans, forging the link between West African griots and performers of 20th-century blues and string-band music. 64 minutes.

Customer Reviews:

Good stuff.......2006-11-11

There's nothing like old timey black banjo music. I really like to listen to the melodies and rhythms that sound the least western. This is the dawn of American music. Track 30 is the strangest version of Coo Coo I have ever heard.

Well Worth Your Time and Money.......2006-06-21

Not for the faint of heart or the common folk music revivalist, this stuff is the real deal. You won't find anything like it anywhere ever again. Both the book and CD are excellent.

Great Historical Document.......2005-07-30

This CD is a great historical document showcasing, as the title says, black banjo songsters of Nth Carolina and Virginia namely John Snipes, Dink Roberts, Joe and Odelle Thompson and some others. Then why only 3 stars? Well as I said it's a great historical document but I found the recording quality and sound can at times be a little difficult to sit through. Don't get me wrong there are some great tracks here including Old Blue by Dink Roberts, Jaybird March by Etta Baker and Shortnin' Bread by Lewis Hairston to name a few. I would have liked to hear more of Etta Baker even though she is 'primarily' a guitar player. I bought this CD not long after getting into old time banjo (I play old time banjo myself) back in 1998. I already had the 'North Carolina Banjo Collection' (see my review), which is superior in my opinion, because it showcases more artists and styles, and I later bought 'Kentucky Old Time Banjo' (see my review) which I like best out of all three CD's.

A torch that is being passed on, Black Banjo Old & NEW.......2004-09-09

The pickers and players on these recordings are not only preserving the history of the African American origins of the Banjo, of the African American origins of both frailing/clawhammer/knocking/rapping or whatever you want to call down picking, as well as Carolina two finger pikcing. Moreover, by issuing these recordings Scott Oddell and Cece Conway, helped these pickers to light the torch to pass the flame on. From all over the country and beyond, Black banjoists are reviving, extending and enriching what our elders here have done.

Today, one of the most dramatic innovative Blues performers, like Taj Mahal, Corey Harris, Alvin Youngblood Hart, and Otis Taylor have picked up the banjo. Otis will be coming out with a recording including Kep Mo, Alvin Youngblood Hart, Corey Harris, and New Orleans tenor and six string banjo master Don Vappie that seeks to recapture the banjo for Black folk in February 2008. The last several years has seen the resurgence of several African American string bands playing this music including the Carolina Chocolate Drops and New York's Ebony Hillbillies.

April 7-10 2005 at Appalachian State University with the able and friendly assistance of Dr. Cece Conway, we will be held the first Black Banjo Then and Now Conference. We united elder Black banjoists and fiddlers like those on these recordings as their virtual descendants among younger generations of Black folk from middle schoolers on up with t national and international scholars of the banjo, unblack banjo pickers and fiddlers.

While this music sounds bluesy, exhibiting their common African American heritage, this music is different from the Blues. It arose separately and probably earlier as a descendant of banjo sounds Africans brought to the New World and fiddling Africans who had played bowed fiddles in Africa who mastered the violin they found in America (although some made folk fiddles that were hybrids between African fiddles and the violin). Distinctly African in its origins, this music interacted with European-American folks sounds to produce the string band music that powered European-American rural and mountain folk dancing.

All the artists on this recording are from the generation of African Americans who developed the Blues in its second generation. Indeed, several of the artists including those with some of the most archaic sounds like Dink Roberts and Odell Thompson were also very skilled Blues guitarists. Several others here like Homer Walker have recorded great blues recordings elsewhere (see the digital library of the appalachian's magnificent online site for multiple recordings, interviews and pictures of all of the Virginia and West Virginia based artists here except Josh Thomas.) Speaking of Thomas, the bulk of his music remains unreleased, but his banjo playing was drenched in the blues and he recorded several blues songs.

These pickers in the Carolinas and Virginia, represent the last traditional expression of Black banjo playing that once was heard in New York City, San Fransisco, Chicago, New Orleans, and other cities as well in the country. Their music has inspired a new generation of Black banjoists that keep the banjo ringing.

Conway and O'Dell have even more recordings of Black banjoists prepared for a second double volume of this wonderful history making music

African American influence on American music.......2003-10-13

I'm African American and learning how to play the banjo. I tried this CD out from the library and I was very impressed with the old time style banjo music from blacks. And I didn't know that Etta James played the banjo. The song Jaybird played by Ms. Jamess was so beautiful.

Tracks:

From Man To Man
I Wish I Was A Baby
Little Boy Blue
The Crazy Song
Lightning's Love
That Man From New York City
Take It If You Want It
I Got A Letter
Gonna Move Off This Street
Help Yourself
This Time We're Gonna Try
Let Work Awhile
The Jet
How Can You Live Me And Another Man Too
I heard My Baby Crying
Chicken Mary
My Baby Laid Out All Night
Sam's Blues
Goin' To Heaven When I Die

Tracks:

You And Your Man Don't Get Along
Rock Me Late At Night
With You On My Mind
Sam Talking To The Group
Little Rose
Sam The Curley Talking
Possum Hunt
Sam Talking And Strumming
Love Me Or Leave Me
Load The Train
Baby Don't Tear My Clothes
Back In Mothers Arms
John Hardy
Goodnight Irene
Chicka Choca Shalali
One Meat Ball
Sorrow To My Heart
Blow Out The Candle
Chicken Minnie

Customer Reviews:

The Best Lightnin' Hopkins Album You Can Buy.......2006-05-27

This really is the best Lightnin' Hopkins album you can buy overall. The recording quality is strong and crisp, the set is inspiered, and the guitar playing is awsome. I don't know if any other artist in history has worked so hard to seem so layed back yet been so intense. Really a good collection of Texas and Folk Blues. I was hesitant to spend the money at first but am really glad I did.

Finally, the 5 cd "Lost Texas Tapes" under one roof!.......2005-06-28

Well it's about time!! "The Little Darlin' Sound of Lightnin' Hopkins: Lightnin' Strikes Twice" double CD is a welcome addition to anyone's blues collection, but not just because the music's great. Nope. What's REALLY great about it is that now you don't have to buy all 5 of the Lost Texas Tapes cds to get the music! Yes, that's right. I refused to buy that set because the stores were charging FULL price for each disc, and I'm not kidding when I tell you that each disc held less than 20 minutes of music! How's THAT for customer gouging? Now here, 10 or 15 years later, we finally get all that music on a more reasonable 2 disc set, and it's even cheaper than one volume of the original "LTT" series. SWEET! I'm jumpin' on this one right now!! And if you're a fan of Lightnin' Hopkins, you will too!

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Mississippi John Hurt
Manufacturer: Fruit Tree Italy
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0009PLLWW
Release Date: 2005-06-28

Tracks:

Nobody's Business But Me
Angels Laid Him Away
Baby What's Wrong With You
Casey Jones
Candy Man
Lonesome Blues
My Creole Belle
Make Me a Pallet on Your Floor
Trouble I Had All My Days
C-H-I-C-K-E-N Blues
Coffee Blues
Shake That Thing
Monday Morning Blues
Frankie and Albert
Salty Dog
Spike Drivers Blues
Here Am I, Lord, Send Me
Talking Casey
Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight
I'm Satisfied
Richland Women Blues

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Born Under a Bad Sign
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Connoisseur Coll.
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000086RF
Release Date: 1995-02-10

Tracks:

Born Under a Bad Sign - Albert King
Thrill Is Gone - B.B. King
Shake Your Hips - Slim Harpo
Nine Below Zero - Sonny Boy Williamson [II]
Tell Mama - Etta James
I Got My Eyes on You - Buddy Guy
Long Tall Woman - Elmore James
Freight Train - Brownie McGhee, Sonny Terry
Roberta, Pts. 1 & 2 - Leadbelly
Whiskey and Good Time Blues - Big Bill Broonzy
Cross Road Blues - Robert Johnson
Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out - Bessie Smith
John the Revelator - Son House
Boogie Chillen' - John Lee Hooker
One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer - Jimmy Witherspoon
Dust My Broom - Taj Mahal
Stormy Monday Blues - Bobby "Blue" Bland
Blues in the Bottle - Lightnin' Hopkins
(I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man - Muddy Waters
Smokestack Lightning

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Southern Country Blues, Vol. 2
Various Artists
Manufacturer: 1201 Music
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ASIN: B00005NT3Q
Release Date: 2001-09-04

Tracks:

Tain't Nobody's Business If I Do (Part II) - Frank Strokes
Walk Right In - Cannon's Jug Stompers
Old Dog Blue - Jim Jackson
Pickin The Blues - Memphis Minnie/Kansas Joe
Stealin' Stealin' - Memphis Jug Band
Big Chief Blues - Furry Lewis
Avalon Blues - Mississippi John Hurt
Cypress Grove Blues - Skip James
High Sheriff Blues - Charley Patton
My Black Mama (Part II) - Son House
Crossroads Blues - Robert Johnson
Break 'Em On Down - Big Joe Williams/Sonny Boy
Banana In Your Fruit Basket - Bo Carter
Sitting On Top Of The World - Mississippi Sheiks
Big Road Blues - Tommy Johnson
Country Blues No.1 - Muddy Waters

Tracks:

Bad Boy - Ed Bell (Barefoot Bill)
Man Trouble Blues - Jaybird Coleman
Down In Boggie Alley - Lucille Bogan/Walter Roland
Papa's Lawdy, Lawdy Blues - Papa Charlie Jackson
Hey, Hey, Daddy Blues - Blind Blake
Black Eye Blues - Ma Rainey
Coal Man Blues - Peg Leg Howell
Diddle-Da-Diddle - Georgia Cotton Pickers
Georgia Stomp - Andrew & Jim Baxter
Love Changing Blues - Blind Willie McTell
Silicosis Is Killin' Me - Josh White
Cross And Evil Woman Blues - Blind Gary Davis
You Got To Have Your Dollar - Blind Boy Fuller/Sonny Terry
Cocaine Blues - Luke Jordan

Tracks:

OId Country Stomp - Henry Thomas
Matchbox Blues - Blind Lemon Jefferson
God Moves On The Water - Blind Willie Johnson
Doggone My Good Luck Soul - Hattie Hudson
Easy Rider Blues - Texas Alexander/Willie Reed
Howling Wolf Blues No.1 - J.T. 'Funny Paper' Smith
Four Day Worry Blues - Leadbelly
A Rag - Buddy Boy Hawkins
Down On My Bended Knee (Take 2) - King Solomon Hill
Blues De Basile - Amede Ardoin
Don't Sell It, Don't Give It Away - Oscar Woods
Going Away Blues - Lottie Beaman
Henry's Worry Blues - Henry Townsend
Woke Up With The Blues In My Fingers - Lonnie Johnson
Room Rent Blues - Mary Johnson/Henry Brown/Ike Rodgers
Keep It Clean - Charley Jordan
Poor Boy Blues - Roosevelt Sykes
4-11-44 - Sparks Brothers

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Zep Tepi
Charles Edward Fambro
Manufacturer: DELHF
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ASIN: B000CAE9GY
Release Date: 2005-05-24

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Zep Tepi
TMBTM Part 1
Dark Matter
Black Girls Rule Uptown
Axions de Bois Cayman
Polarity (Ground Zero 2001)
Flute Duet with Axions
Wind Water
Forest Within
Polarity Now - Ground Zero
Black Mud Sound
Ogunde
Ennewetok I Bikini Thou Part 1
Ennewetok I Bikini Thou Part 2
Ennewetok I Bikini Thou Part 3

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