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Various Religious Field Recording Folk Aboriginal African 1970

Genre:	World, Country & Folk
Performer:	Various
Title:	John Peel's Archive Things
Style:	Religious, Field Recording, Folk, Aboriginal, African
Date of release:	1970
MP3 album size:	1948 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1893 mb
WMA album size:	1591 mb
Digital formats:	MIDI VQF MPC MP1 AU WMA AUD

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	–Unknown Artist	I Know A Little Girl	0:25
A2	–Unknown Artist	Wellington Boots	1:47
A3	–Unknown Artist	Jew's Harp Duet	0:57
A4	–Rumanian Radiotelevision Folk Orchestra*	Hora Panpipes – Dumitru Zamfira	1:55
A5	–Gong Gede	Oleg Tambulilingan	2:59
A6	–Unknown Artist	Sunday Morning Service	1:35
A7	–Unknown Artist	Xylophone	1:54
A8	–Unknown Artist	Heroic Song	1:02
A9	–Unknown Artist	Fearless Bird	0:40
A10	–Unknown Artist	Live Beetle Jew's Harp	1:00
A11	–Choir Of St. Judes Anglican Church, Ebutemeta	A Friend Of Sinners Who Died	1:46
A12	–Brno Radio Folk Orchestra*	Cymbalom Dance Cimbalom [Cymbalom] – Jan Gaspar*	2:26
A13	–Unknown Artist	The Eternal Voice	2:58
A14	–Gerhard Kammerlander	Trumpet Imitation	1:40
B1	–Unknown Artist	Aboriginal Children	0:42
B2	–The Radio Ceylon Orchestra	'Pop' Music	2:00
B3	–Semai Senoi Nose Flute Quintet	Nose Flute Quintet	0:36
B4	–Unknown Artist	Batuta	1:11
B5	–Unknown Artist	Beautiful Things	2:15
B6	–State Choir Of Georgia	To Our Lady	2:46
B7	–Unknown Artist	Mbira	0:55
B8	–Unknown Artist	Hydro-Percussion	1:29
B9	–Unknown Artist	The Chicken Has Laid An Egg	1:00
B10	–Khuda Bux Mondrani	Lero Vocals, Written-By – Khuda Bux Mondrani	0:55
B11	–Unknown Artist	Berceuse	2:07
B12	–Prince Buu Luc	Joyous Air Zither – Prince Buu Luc	1:17
B13	–Unknown Artist	Air	2:40
B14	–Unknown Artist	Cigany Zenekara!	2:20

Credits

Artwork [Sleeve Design] – Roy Curtis-Bramwell
Compiled By, Liner Notes – John Peel
Producer – Pete Ritzema

Notes

Subtitle from rear of sleeve, "unusual recordings from the BBC Archives"

A1 - Liverpool - Traditional children's rhyme
A2 - South Africa - Traditional dance by Zulus
A3 - Bali - Recorded at Ubud (I. Polunin)
A4 - Rumania - Traditional dance (Rumanian Radiotelevision)
A5 - Bali - Dance of bees (I. Polunin)
A6 - Ethiopia - Christian Orthodox Church (Jean Jenkins)
A7 - Uganda - Bugandan royal music (R.M. Stanley)
A8 - Ethiopia - Sidamo tribe (Jean Jenkins)
A9 - Hong Kong - Traditional song, sung in Cantonese
A10 - New Guinea - Jews Harp, Arisili Village (R. Maclennan)
A11 - Nigeria - St Judes Anglican Church Choir (A.T. Ola Olude)
A12 - Czechoslovakia - Traditional dance from Slovakia (Czechoslovakia Radio)
A13 - Tibet - Monks of Kume Tarsang Monastery (P. Crossley-Holland)
A14 - Austria (P. Plumb)
B1 - Australia - Aboriginal Children from Roebourne, N.W. Australia (J.N. Hutchinson)
B2 - Ceylon - (Ceylon Broadcasting Corporation)
B3 - Malaysia - Pensol players (I. Polunin)
B4 - Rumania - Traditional dance (Rumanian Radiotelevision)
B5 - Turkey - Traditional love song (J-C. Lubtchansky)
B6 - Georgia, USSR - Caucasian hymn (U.S.S.R. Radio)
B7 - South Africa - Played by a member of the Ndau tribe
B8 - Malaysia - Three girls splashing water called 'ketimum' or 'water splash music' (I. Polunin)
B9 - Malaysia - Semai Senoi tribe member (I. Polunin)
B10 - Baluchistan - Modern love song (Sylvia Matheson)
B11 - Germany - A student group who are members of the Johannischer Chor, Berlin.The leader is Siegfried Lehmann. (P. Plumb)
B12 - Vietnam - Recorded on the roof of a fifteen-storey building in Saigon (I. Polunin)
B13 - Azerbaijan - (U.S.S.R. Radio)
B14 - Hungary - (P. Plumb)

The names in brackets are those of the recordists or organisations who provided the original tapes.