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v/a - excavated shellac: strings, guitar, oud, tar, violin and more from the 78 era - parlortone - vinyl

New Copy

Genre: World - Misc

1. Sogoman Seranyan - Eraz (Armenia)
2. Sundaram Balachander - Dayapayonidhe, Pt. 2 (India)
3. Alberto Ruiz y su Lira Incaica - Pacenita (Bolivia)
4. Nzila Joseph Et Son Ensemble - Moleke Mbwa (Congo)
5. Tan and Dong - Nam Binh (Vietnam)
6. Tatyana Makharadze And G. Bugadze - Lale (Georgia)
7. Abol-Hasan Saba - Chaopan (Iran)
8. Trio Tipico Paraguayo de Felix Perez Cardoso - Pajaro Campana (Paraguay)
9. Braca Kapugi Tamburica Orchestar i Pjevacki Zbor - Tko Se Bregom Sece (Croatia)
10. Kjetil Flatin - Jornvrongia-Springar (Norway)
11. Yamaura Toyoko - Ko-uta, Ryukyu Bushi (Japan)
12. Chahade Effendi Saade - Taqsim Rast (Lebanon)
13. Galabuzi And Party - Okubulirwa Lupiza Otambula Osopza (Uganda)
14. Kemani Ama Recep - Cifte Kiris ile Rast Taksim (Turkey)

very special - first time on vinyl - compilation of mucic, put together by 78rpm collector Jonathan Ward!

Jonathan Ward -- a young 78rpm collector and music researcher who has amassed an absolutely incredible collection of rare 78rpm records from around the world. Generally sharing these through his well-known blog, Excavated Shellac, Ward's one-of-a-kind collection is showcased for the first time on Dust-to-Digital's vinyl imprint, Parlortone. None of these tracks have appeared prior to this release, either on Excavated Shellac or on any CD or LP compilation. The Excavated Shellac archives are hosted on WFMU's Free Music Archive, and are essentially an (inter)national treasure. This LP features 14 outstanding compositions from the four corners of the world played on stringed instruments and recorded and released 78rpm records circa 1920-1950. Featuring fiddles, shamisen, charango, Paraguyan harp, Indian vina, Lebanese oud, Persian violin, Vietnamese moon guitar, and more. All previously-unreleased, carefully transferred and mastered and presented with detailed liner-notes. Pressed on high-quality vinyl, with a full-color cover featuring 78rpm record sleeve graphics, and an insert of extensive liner notes and photos.