#jo tongo

[soulmusicsongs]

Jangolo (Les Mangues) - Jo Tongo ( Jangolo, 1976)

[quickalbumreviews]

Africa Airways Two: Funk Departures 1973-1982 - Various Artists

Quick Album Review: 4.4/5

Track listing:

Na Real Sekele Fo Ya - Pasteur Lappé

Kilowi-Kilowi - M'Bamina

Aboki (Mon Copain) - Ekambi Brillant

Don't Do It - Bongi Makeba

Piani - Jo Tongo

Relax (Before Doin' Sex) - Oscar Harris & The Twinkle Stars

Get It on the Music - Bozambo

Tata Ngoh - Missé N'goh François

Toyota Fantasy (John Bryan Edit) - Miriam Makeba

Listen to the album on Spotify here.

© ℗ 2015 Africa Seven

[seanmorroww]

Jo Tongo - “Jangolo”

Untitled [Fiesta, 1976]

[dustedmagazine]

Jo Tongo — African Funk Experimentals (1968-1982 + 2017) (Africa Seven)

African Funk Experimentals (1968-1982 + 2017) by Jo Tongo

“Are you ready? Say yes. Are you ready, my friends?  You are not ready?  And what about the other guy?  Okay. We start the count.”  In this way does Joseph Ekambi Tongo Mpondo, otherwise known as Jo Tongo, begin his 1968 single, “Dig It Babe” not once but twice. In such tight, funky, James Brown redolent grooves, the count is everything, and the count is off, the first time. The second time, though, it is dead on, a strutting break beat of snare and kick drum, a searing vamp in brass and reeds, a tangle of stinging, syncopating guitars, a butt-shifting bass line, and Jo Tongo yelping and crooning and, in general, living up to his nom de guerre Jojo L’Explosif. It’s like Booker T & the MGs left to sizzle on a hot grill, all the fat bubbled out and turned to smoke.

“Dig It Babe,” here in two parts, was Jo Tongo’s very first single, released shortly after the Cameroonian singer and band leader moved to Paris. He was meant to study to become a pharmacist; instead he hooked up with fellow musical diasporans — notably Manu Dibango — to pursue the funk. African Funk Experimentals traces that journey from 1968 right up to the present, with three tracks recorded just this year tucked in at the end of the record.  

Jo Tongo’s “Jangolo,” perhaps his best known composition from the 1976 self-titled album, starts the disc, a twitch of wah wah, a patter of hand drums, nattering in the background, all nervous energy, Jo Tongo’s warm, sure voice engaged in a heated call and response with a brace of female back-up singers. There are horns here, too, and a shimmery, plasticine synthesizer, but the cut feels bare and sharp and imperative. It makes you want to move.

You can hear on this disc traces of the classical training Jo Tongo brought to the party, his familiarity with stringed instruments (and not just guitar and piano), his working knowledge of music theory. These cuts are complexly, tightly plotted, with multiple moving parts and not, one would guess, a whole lot of improvising outside of the solos. There is nothing primitive about the arrangement of “Funky Feeling” for instance; it has the intricacy of a Rubik’s cube. A few of the tracks dip a little too far into style-over-substance disco. “Those Flowers” flounders, to my ears, in too ingratiating girl group vocals and string arrangements. Even the fantastically tense bass line can’t rescue it from sickly sweetness. “American Lady” is similarly flavored with swooping string glissandos and massed female vocals. Its lavish-ness undercuts the power.

The three new cuts quite good, their twitchy rhythms, bright slashes of brass and simmering bass and drums very much of a piece with Jo Tongo’s 1970s material. “Mystical Power” is especially striking, with its trance-y, insistent keyboard line, its sudden blares of trumpet. Jo Tongo sounds as relaxed and powerful as ever, vocally, and the pieces fit together just as well.

The one shame is that there’s so little information about the people who played on this record, other than Jo Tongo himself. The playing is uniformly excellent and worth recognizing, but there doesn’t seem to be any information about who did what. Asked about credits, the label responded that different musicians played on different tracks, and it didn't seem fair to list some but not all of them. Jo Tongo surely did most of the work of imagining this music, writing it down and cracking the whip (per “Dig It Babe”) to make sure his musicians performed it properly (he also played the bass, which is excellent throughout). But damn, how do you lay a keyboard line like the one in “Mystic Power” to tape and not tell the world who played it?  

Jennifer Kelly

[tonin-terets]

"Jo Tongo - Piani (Joe Corti's Edit)" by JOE CORTI

[aquariumdrunkard]

The Aquarium Drunkard Show

Our weekly two hour show on SIRIUS/XMU, channel 35, can be heard every Wednesday at 7pm PST with encore broadcasts on-demand via the SIRIUS/XM app.

SIRIUS 550: Jean Michel Bernard – Générique Stephane ++ Jo Tongo – Dig It Babe (Part 2) ++ William Oneyeabor – Fantastic Man ++ Joy Guerrilla – Test Flight (Intro) ++ Ernest Ranglin – Surfing ++ The Psychedelic Aliens – Okponmo Ni Tsitsi Emo Le ++ Lijadu Sisters – Bayi L’ense ++ Rikki Ililonga – Love Is So Strange ++ West African Cosmos – Wuye Wuye ++ CAVE – San’ Yago ++ Yoshinori Hayashi – Overflow ++ Kryshe – Hauch ++ Cluster – Zum Wohl ++ Juana Molina – Río Seco ++ Yoshinori Hayashi – Overflow ++ Radiohead – In Limbo ++ Public Image Ltd. – Radio 4 ++ Wire – Used To ++ Eno Moebius Roedelius – The Shade ++ Barry Walker – Accretion ++ David Darling – Cycle Two: Namaste ++ Radiohead – Everything In Its Right Place ++ Dungen & Woods – Loop ++ Ty Segall – Music For A Film 1 ++ Fumio Nunoya – Mizu Tamari ++ Julian Lynch – Day At The Racetrack ++ Kikagaku Moyo – Nazo Nazo ++ Amen Dunes – Blue Rose ++ Julien Gasc – Fait Divers ++ Dungen – Alberto Balsalm (Aquarium Drunkard Session) ++ Gorillaz – Double Bass (AD edit) ++ Faust – It’s A Rainy Day, Sunshine Girl ++ Deerhunter – Ad Astra

[funksoul]

Jo Tongo - “Piani” (Decca) - Funky African vibes from Cameroon via France. Check out another record by Jo here:

http://funksoul.tumblr.com/post/141668879699/jo-jo-lexplosif-get-it-the-way-i-like-akue

[snackpointcharlie]

Institutions crumble and empires fall but through the dust and decay, one thing remains constant: Snackpoint Charlie. Your radio refuge from a cruel and loveless world returns for another installment tonight from 10PM to midnight on WGXC, 90.7 FM in the Valley of Dreams and podcasted afterwards for a very long time at https://wavefarm.org/wf/archive/qcyx8h

Snackpoint Charlie - Transmission 090 - 2022.05.04 PLAYLIST

1) Mariano Gallardo Pahlen - “Lluvia” from LOS SUEÑOS DE LOS OTROS (THE DREAMS OF THE OTHERS) https://marianogallardopahlen.bandcamp.com/album/los-sue-os-de-los-otros-album

2) Son of Buzzi - “Was kommt nach dem Regen (What comes after the rain)” from DIE HAND DER RIESIN https://sonofbuzzi.bandcamp.com/album/die-hand-der-riesin

3) Sublime Frequencies - “Kaita” from BUSH TAXI MALI: FIELD RECORDINGS FROM MALI https://sublime-frequencies.bandcamp.com/album/bush-taxi-mali-field-recordings-from-mali

(underbed throughout:) Pinetop Gherkins - “General Mills”

4) Anna Mathovani - “Warung Pojok” from POP SUNDA VOL. 1 https://archive.org/details/remaco-rll-173

5) Marie Laforêt - “Mon Amour Mon Ami” https://www.discogs.com/master/778041-Marie-Lafor%C3%AAt-Mon-Amour-Mon-Ami

6) Djavan - “Luanda” from SEDUZIR https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YE7Ypft_P7o

7) Kibrom Birhane - “Enate” from HERE AND THERE https://kibrombirhaneflyingcarpetrecords.bandcamp.com/

8) Willie Songue accompagné par Les Showmen - “Moni Ngam” from MONI NGAM / LE JOUR DE FETE http://africangrooves.fr/2022/03/02/willie-songue-accompagne-par-les-showmen-moni-ngan-cameroun-1974-sonafric/ https://www.discogs.com/release/8539233-Willie-Songue-accompagn%C3%A9-par-Les-Showmen-Moni-Ngan-Le-Jour-De-Fete

9) Jojo L’Explosif (Jo Tongo) - “Get It (The Way I Like)” from GET IT (THE WAY I LIKE) / NON NON NON http://africangrooves.fr/2022/03/30/jojo-lexplosif-jo-tongo-get-it-the-way-i-like-cameroun-1968-akue/ https://www.discogs.com/master/933747-Jojo-LExplosif-Get-It-The-Way-I-Like-Non-Non-Non

10) Los Zafiros - “Santa Barbara” from LOS ZAFIROS STORY https://www.discogs.com/release/4675262-Los-Zafiros-Story

11) Les Rallizes Dénudés - “Wilderness of False Flowers / 造花の原野” from THE OZ TAPES https://lesrallizesdenudes.bandcamp.com/

12) The Master Musicians of Jajouka led by Bachir Attar - “The Bird Prays for Allah” from DANCING UNDER THE MOON https://glitterbeat.com/artists/the-master-musicians-of-jajouka-led-by-bachir-attar/ https://master-musicians-of-jajouka-led-by-bachir-attar.bandcamp.com/album/dancing-under-the-moon

13) Myriam Gendron - “Au cœur de ma délire” from MA DÉLIRE - SONGS OF LOVE, LOST & FOUND https://myriamgendron.bandcamp.com/album/ma-d-lire-songs-of-love-lost-found

14) Stone Tapes (Yonatan Gat) - “Wail” from WAIL https://www.joyfulnoiserecordings.com/collections/yonatan-gat

15) Planetary Peace - “I Am That I Am” from SYNTHESIS https://loveallday.bandcamp.com/album/synthesis

16) Moondog - “Pastoral” from MOONDOG 2 https://www.discogs.com/master/337829-Moondog-Moondog-2

[cliggomusic]

Listen to Jo Tongo for free: https://music.cliggo.com/artist/773398-Jo_Tongo

[soulmusicsongs]

Funk from Cameroon

Funk from Cameroon in 12 songs

African Battle - Manu Dibango ‎(Africadelic, 1973)

Ebolo - Bell'a Njoh (Bell'a Njoh, 1978)

Esele Mulema Moam - Los Camaroes (Ma Wdé Wa / Esele Mulema Moam, 1973)

Eying Abe - Rejolby Et L'Unite Jazz (Henriette / Eying Abe, 1975)

Get It (The Way I Like) - Jojo L'Explosif (Get It (The Way I Like) / Non Non Non, 1968)

Kilimandjaro My Home - Eko (Kilimandjaro My Home, 1977)

Kekeh - Uta Bella (Kekeh / Meyilamba, 1973)

Gue Ping - Tala Andre Marie (Black Woman, 1976)

Menze Si - J.M. Tim and Foty ‎(J.M. Tim and Foty, 1977)

Moni Ngan - Willie Songue accompagné par Les Showmen (Moni Ngan / Le Jour De Fete, 1974)

Ngon Engap - Olinga Gaston (Ngon Engap / Be Ngon Ya Nnam Ewondo, 1977)

Piani - Jo Tongo (Jo Tongo, 1976)

More Soul Music

Funk from Africa in 20 tracks

African James Brown in 14 songs

African Funk from the Seventies

Soul from Nigeria, part 3

[thefugitivesaint]

Another mix for your summer listening pleasure. Acquire and listen here. Not the best thing I’ve ever slapped together but enjoyable enough.  Playlist: 01. Hysear Don Walker - Poo Jo (1973) 02. Mayer Hawthorne - A Long Time (2011) 03. Claude Vasori - Fantomaniac (1971) 04. Jungle Fire - Firewalker (2013) 05. Heart - Little Queen (1977) 06. The Temptations - Law Of The Land (1973) 07. High Voltage - What Can We Do (1972) 08. Fooka Mainty Band - Let's Get It Together (1975) 09. Kimiko Kasai with Herbie Hancock - As (1979) 10. Jo Tongo - Piani (1976) 11. Mehrpouya - Soul Raga (1976) 12. Ihsan Al-Munzer - Shish Kebab (1980) 13. Memmedov Vuqar - Cilli Bom (1978) 14. Los Destellos - Guajira Sicodelica (1968) 15. Los Hijos Del Sol - Cariito (1979) 16. The Braen's Machine - Flying (1971) 17. Norma Tanega - You're Dead (1966) 18. Spirits And Worm - Spirits And Worm (1969) 19. Clap - My Imagination (1972) 20. Rabbits & Carrots - Pais Tropical (1969) 21. The Sharks - You Made Me Warm (1965) 22. David Coleman With The Hector Rivera Orchestra - Drown My Heart (1966) 23. Dee Dee Warwick - You're No Good (1963) 24. Don Fardon - The Dreaming Room (1968) 25. Trama - Paciência (1973) 26. Helio Matheus - Eu Reu Me Condeno (1973) 27. Funky Nassau - Bahama Soul Stew (1972) 28. Ogyatanaa Show Band - Disco Africa (1976) 29. William Onyeabor - Fantastic Man (1979) 30. Miami - Kill That Roach (1976) 31. Leo's Sunshipp - Give Me The Sunshine (1978) 32. Delia Gartrell - See What You Done, Done (1971) 33. Frankie Beverly's Raw Soul - Color Blind (1971) 34. Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Spirits Up Above (1969)

[musikazde-blog]

Neuerscheinungen in Weltmusik #8: African Funk Experimentals (1968-1982+2017) ~ Jo Tongo https://t.co/gwiH4ZFgQg https://t.co/bGpRJsncbO

Neuerscheinungen in Weltmusik #8: African Funk Experimentals (1968-1982+2017) ~ Jo Tongo https://t.co/gwiH4ZFgQg pic.twitter.com/bGpRJsncbO

— MusikAzDE.bot (@MusikAzDE) September 4, 2017

via Twitter https://twitter.com/MusikAzDE September 04, 2017 at 06:21AM

[dedramaxblog]

(Africa Seven)

[samieasterfestival]

LIET INTERNATIONAL 2017

Skilleduorastat / Skjærtorsdag 13. apriil //  Báktehárji // Kl. 19.00 - 21. 00 // 150kr/260kr  // Billetter HER

Liet International er minoritetsspråkenes svar på Eurovision Song Contest, og den viktigste forskjellen er at det ikke er lov å synge på engelsk i Liet. Siden starten i 2002 har konkurransen vokst drastisk, og i år er 8 deltagere klar for å synge seg inn i Kautokeinos hjerte. Sápmi har sendt deltagere til Liet helt siden oppstarten, og vunnet konkurransen hele 4 ganger. Fjorårets SGP-stjerne Ella Maria Hætta Isaksen er Sápmis bidrag i år med vinnerlåten “Luoddaearru”. 

Deltagerne gir oss et musikkshow av de sjeldne og representerer språkene: basjkirsk, nord-frisisk, skotsk-gælisk, sranan tongo, udmurtisk, bretonsk, luxembourgsk og samisk. Liet blir også streamet regionsfritt på NRK Sápmis nettsider! Her er alle deltakerne:

Ella Marie Hætta Isaksen - “Luoddaearru” (”Crossroads”)

18 år gamle Ella Marie fra Tana vant SGP 2016, stod på Márkomeannus scene under Nuoraid Sessions i fjor sommer og er nå klar med nytt konsept  - ISÁK (Báktehárji langfredag). Under Liet synger hun sangen hun vant SGP med i fjor. Hennes drøm er å lage samisk musikk som når ut til hele verden. Foto: Mads Suhr Pettersen.

Aafke Zuidersma - “Minsk fan wearde” (”Man of Value)

Frisiske Aafke er en singer-songwriter som bor nord i Nederland. Hun har gjennom årene vært en del av forskjellige coverband og mange andre musikalse prosjekter. Hun skriver helst sine egne sanger og som regel enten på engelsk eller frisisk. Frisisk snakkes av deler av den tyske og nederlandske befolkningen, og ligger nærmest engelsk eller skotsk. Sangen hun skal synge skrev hun til sin avdøde venn. Med seg på scenen har hun Branda Wolters, Buoke Schaap og Ytzen Peterson. 

La Schlapp Sauvage - “Blanne Käpitan” (”Blind captain”)

Duoen ble dannet av Olivier Niedercorn og Jo Nousse våren 2016. Musikerne er fra the Land of the 3 borders, og tar publikummet sitt med på et musikalsk eventyr gjennom sang både på fransk og luxembourgsk. De ønsker å belyse den kulturelle riksom i regionen og løfte språk, fred og interkulturell forståelse. Foto:  D. Vanspranghe

Mary Ann Kennedy & Friends with Còisir Ghàidhlig Inbhir Nis -  “Grioglachan” (“Constellation”)

Mary Ann vokste opp i Glasgow i en familie hvor tradisjonell musikk var svært viktig. Hun en klassisk musiker som har vunnet mange priser i hjemlandet sitt. Blant annet har hun komponert musikken til BBC dokumentar om 1. verdenskrig og sluppet det første albumet med originale gæliske låter noensinne. Med seg på scenen har hun flere dyktige musikere og et kor. De synger på skotsk-gælisk. 

Pavel Aleksandrov & Dmitry Yakimov -  “Ваньмыз ортче” (“Everything will pass”)

Pavel har fra barnsben av drevet med Udmurtisk folkemusikk. Udmurtene er et finsk-ugrisk folkeslag i Russland - hovedsakelig i republikken Udmurtia. Han studerer nå ved et musikkonservatorie, og dedikerer sitt liv til å studere og bevare udmurtisk folklore. Dmitry har også vokst opp med musikken, og er profesjonell musiker med turneer i blant annet Kina og Spania. 

Ruben Semmoh & Romeo Sumter -   “Saka Na Pin” (“Heal the pain”)

Ruben er singer-songwriter og frontperson for Afro- Carib Ensemble. Han er født i Suriname, men flyttet til Nederland som 15 åring for å studere musikk. Musikken er basert på Kawina  - men med innslag av latin, jazz, funk, klassisk og pop. Han og perkusjonisten Romeo tar deg med til Surinam i tre minutter.  

UKAN -  “Den ebet all” (“No one else”)

Musikken til UKAN er inspirert av engelsk 70-talls rock, og Genesis, Deep Purple og Pink Floyd er viktige inspirasjonskilder for bandet. De synger på bretonsk, som er et keltisk språk som snakkes av et minderetall i Bretagne (Nordvest-Frankrike). Under Liet 2017 består bandet av: Kevin Ruellan, Louise Robard, Camille Carte, Charles Lucas og Eric Duchant. 

Zaman -  “hыутма” (“Don’t be cold”)

Zaman byr på en ekstraordinær miks av basjkirsk folkemusikk og moderne sound fra deres originalmusikk. De var finalister i det store internasjonale tv-programmet “Turkvision” og er et kjent band i sitt hjemområde. Basjkirsk er et tyrkisk språk som snakkes av ca 1,2 millioner i den russiske republikken Basjkortostan.

[snackpointcharlie]

My radio show Snackpoint Charlie turned five this week, which means only sixteen more years before we’re old enough to celebrate by legally doing something truly stupid. Until then keep tuning in and we’ll do our best to keep it on the beam with music from Java, Nigeria, Epirus, Mexico, Cameroon, Egypt, Sudan, Armenia, Tunisia, Brazil, Iraq, India, Niger, Norway, Belarus, Mongolia, Quito, etc etc etc….. get a slice of the full picture by downloading at the link below and if you’ve never listened, what the hell are you waiting for? It’s free!

Snackpoint Charlie - Transmission 088 - 2022.04.06 PLAYLIST https://wavefarm.org/wf/archive/835m25

1) Sushi Dart Scar (John Oswald) - “z24” from 69 PLUNDERPHONICS 96 https://plunderphonic.bandcamp.com/merch/69-plunderphonics-96-2cd-book-set

2) Abdel Karim El Kably - “Husenek Fa Masher | حسنك فاح مشاعر ("My Love Is More Than The Sweet Perfume...")” from SUDAN: THE MUSIC AND SONGS OF ABDEL KARIM EL KABLY https://www.discogs.com/release/3723125-Abdel-Karim-El-Kably-Sudan-The-Music-And-Songs-Of-Abdel-Karim-El-Kably https://aquariumdrunkard.com/2022/03/14/abdel-karim-al-kabli-1932-2021/

(underbed throughout:) Pinetop Gherkins - “Turningesau”

3) Les Dynamites - “Pop Oud #2” https://batovrecords.bandcamp.com/album/pop-oud-2-no-oud

4) Lucho Gavilanes - “La Danza Del Mono” from SATURNO 2000 - LA REBAJADA DE LOS SONIDEROS 1962 - 1983 https://analogafrica.bandcamp.com/album/saturno-2000-la-rebajada-de-los-sonideros-1962-1983

5) Hamid El Shaeri - “Ayonha” from HABIBI FUNK 018: THE SLAM! YEARS (1983 - 1988) https://habibifunkrecords.bandcamp.com/album/habibi-funk-018-the-slam-years-1983-1988

6) Ata Kak - “Moma Yendodo” from OBAA SIMA https://atakak.bandcamp.com/album/obaa-sima

7) Hadi Zeidan - “Three Italians in Beirut” from MEET ME IN BEIRUT https://hadizeidan.bandcamp.com/album/meet-me-in-beirut

8) The Paradise Bangkok Molam International Band - “Lam San Disco” from BOILER ROOM IN STEREO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTQfObV35gY

9) Renaldo and The Loaf - “Hambu Hodo” from THE ELBOW IS TABOO https://editionsmego.bandcamp.com/album/the-elbow-is-taboo-elbonus

10) Jojo L’Explosif (Jo Tongo) - “Non Non Non” from GET IT (THE WAY I LIKE) / NON NON NON https://www.discogs.com/master/933747-Jojo-LExplosif-Get-It-The-Way-I-Like-Non-Non-Non http://africangrooves.fr/2022/03/30/jojo-lexplosif-jo-tongo-get-it-the-way-i-like-cameroun-1968-akue/

11) Hamlet Minassian - “Al Elnim” from ARMENIAN POP MUSIC https://numerogroup.com/products/hamlet-minassian-armenian-pop-music https://www.discogs.com/master/1620108-Hamlet-Minassian-Armenian-Pop-Music

12) Eman el Bahr Darwish - “Mahsoebak Endas” from SHARAYET EL DISCO https://wewantsounds.bandcamp.com/merch/sharayet-el-disco-egyptian-disco-boogie-cassette-tracks-1982-1992-lp-with-2p-col-insert-black-vinyl

13) Salah Abdel Ghafour - “Yil'ab Choubi (Play Choubi On My Wounds)” from CHOUBI CHOUBI! VOL. 2 - FOLK AND POP SOUNDS FROM IRAQ https://www.sublimefrequencies.com/products/576391-choubi-choubi-folk-and-pop-sounds-from-iraq-volume-2

14) Aan Darwati & May Sumarna - “Certok” from KAPINCUT https://madrotter-treasure-hunt.blogspot.com/2019/11/aan-darwati-may-sumarna-kapincut.html https://www.discogs.com/release/15229525-Aan-Darwati-May-Sumarna-Kapincut

15) Benyamin S. & The Beib Blues - “Be Ayo Be” from ASOOOY ASOOOY ASOOOY http://madrotter-treasure-hunt.blogspot.com/search/label/the%20beib%20blues%20band

16) علاء (Ala) - “دخترها پسرها (Doxtarha Pesarha [Girls, Boys])” from مشت تو واشد / دخترها پسرها http://africangrooves.fr/2022/03/20/%D8%B9%D9%84%D8%A7-%D8%AF%D8%AE%D8%AA%D8%B1%D9%87%D8%A7-%D9%BE%D8%B3%D8%B1%D9%87%D8%A7-ala-doxtarha-pesarha-iran-1970s-khane-safha/ https://www.discogs.com/release/10330723-2-%D8%B9%D9%84%D8%A7%D8%A1-%D9%85%D8%B4%D8%AA-%D8%AA%D9%88-%D9%88%D8%A7%D8%B4%D8%AF-%D8%AF%D8%AE%D8%AA%D8%B1%D9%87%D8%A7-%D9%BE%D8%B3%D8%B1%D9%87%D8%A7

17) JenJoon ft 4LFA - “Shweraa Tafia | شوارع طافية (Prod. Ratchopper)” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoFNCzjzFFU

18) Aziza Brahim - “Espejismos” from SOUTAK https://azizabrahim.bandcamp.com/album/soutak

19) Zabelle Panosian - “Mi Lar Pibool (Don't Weep, Nightingale) take 1” from I AM SERVANT OF YOUR VOICE: MARCH 1917 - JUNE 1918 https://canary-records.bandcamp.com/album/i-am-servant-of-your-voice-march-1917-june-1918

20) Clara Rockmore - “Nocturne in C-Sharp Minor ” from THE LOST THEREMIN ALBUM https://canary-records.bandcamp.com/album/i-am-servant-of-your-voice-march-1917-june-1918

21) Son of Buzzi - “Die Hand der Riesin II (The Hand of the Giantess II)” from DIE HAND DER RIESIN https://sonofbuzzi.bandcamp.com/album/die-hand-der-riesin