Paul Bowles – Music Of Morocco
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Library of Congress Recording Laboratory – LCM 2057/2058/2059/2060 |
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From The Archive Of Folk Song – AFS L-63 - L-64 |
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US |
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Folk, World, & Country |
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Tracklist
| Highlands - The Berbers | |||
| A1 | Ahmeilou (Tafraout) | ||
| A2 | Song For Male Voice (Tiznit) | ||
| A3 | Aqlal (Zagora) | ||
| A4 | Women's Chorus (Tahala) | ||
| A5 | Mixed Chorus (Tahala) | ||
| A6 | Men's Chorus (Tafraout) | ||
| B1 | Aouada Trio (Tamanar) | ||
| B2 | Chorus And Dance (Tamanar) | ||
| B3 | Qsbah Solo (Segangan) | ||
| B4 | Women's Chorus (Ait Ourir) | ||
| B5 | Mouwal (Ain Leuh) | ||
| B6 | Men's Chorus (Ait Bou Guemmaz) | ||
| Lowlands (Influent Strains) | |||
| C1 | Male Solo With Women's Chorus (Goulimine) | ||
| C2 | Rhaitas And Tbola (Einzoren) | ||
| C3 | Song For Male Voice (Marrakech) | ||
| C4 | Taqtoqa (Fez) | ||
| C5 | Gnaoua Chorus (Marrakech) | ||
| C6 | Gnaoui Solo Song (Marrakech) | ||
| C7 | Mixed Chorus (Marrakech) | ||
| D1 | Secular Sephardic Song (Meknes) | ||
| D2 | Qsida (Meknes) | ||
| D3 | Andaluz Chorus (Fez) |
Credits
- Recorded By, Edited By – Paul Bowles
Notes
Includes booklet
This is one of two label variants.
This is one of two label variants.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (Side A etched Variant 1): LCM 2057 - 72 - RBC
- Matrix / Runout (Side B etched Variant 1): LCM 2058 - 72 - RBC
- Matrix / Runout (Side C etched Variant 1): LCM 2059
- Matrix / Runout (Side D etched Variant 1): LCM 2060 - 72
Other Versions (1)
View All| Title (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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| Music Of Morocco (From The Library Of Congress) (4×CD, Reissue, Box Set, ) | Dust-to-Digital | DTD-46 | US | 2016 |
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Edited 4 years agoI would guess that the blue labels are the first pressing, as those were first used in the 60s, and the white labels are a later pressing rather than just a variation.
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There is a variation with solid blue "long playing micro-groove" Folkways-esque labels. Not sure if this is the same pressing or an earlier one.
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