Pareceres • Jorge Do Prado - Antología (2009)

01. Por Si Vuelvo
02. Simple Cancion A Mis Padres
03. Vientos Del Sur
04. Poema A Mi Indentidad
05. Corona de Motas
06. Quisiera
07. Sin Un Vinten
08. La Voz Del Camino
09. Hoy Mi Deber
10. Muere Con La Sonrisa
11. Cuando Tu Vuelvas
12. Candombe Del Mucho Palo
13. Cancion Del Caminante
14. Campo De Amor
15. Jacinto Vera

This one is an Uruguayan Candombe album, a compilation of works by Jorge Do Prado and his former band Pareceres. Rip contributed by Su.n, the sweetest pirate in the world ;)

Link (Updated 18/04)

Zambetas - The World's Greatest Bouzouki Artist (1983)

01. Departure
02. Allegro Bouzouki
03. What Have I Done To You
04. Fantasia
05. Welcome George
06. The Pupil
07. Mister Alekos
08. The Last Song
09. Like The Birds
10. I'll Sing For You
11. My Bouzouki And I
12. You Are Lost

This one was ripped from an old vinyl found at an old fleamarket downtown. Greek Folk stuff.: the Bouzouki as good as it gets (according to the record cover, of course).

Link (Updated 18/04)

Roberto Ribeiro - Massa, Raça e Emoção (1981)

01. Passagens
02. Se Eu Soubesse Vem Depois             
03. Fala Brasil
04. A Paixão E A Jura
05. Calamidade
06. Jongo Do Irmão Café
07. Santa Clara Clareou
08. Desperta Gigante
09. Passarela Da Vida
10. Só Mais Esta Vez
11. Eu Sou Assim
12. Conchas E Estrelas

This one was ripped from an old vinyl that was laying around in my house for decades. The sound is a little bit worn out, but it's listeneable.

Link (Updated 18/04)

Walter Carlos - Switched-On Bach (1969)

01. Sinfonia Da Cantata N.º 29         

02. Ária Na Corda Sol           

03. Invenção A Duas Vozes Em Fá Maior    

04. Invenção A Duas Vozes Em Si Bemol Maior       

05. Invenção A Duas Vozes Em Ré Menor  

06. Jesus, Alegria Dos Homens        

07. Prelúdio E Fuga N.º 7 Em Bemol Maior (De "O Cravo Bem Temperado" - Caderno I)      

08. Prelúdio E Fuga N.º 2 Em Dó Menor (De "O Cravo Bem Temperado" - Caderno I)           

09. Prelúdio Coral "Wachet Auf"    

10. Primeiro Movimento (Concerto Brandenburgo N.º 3 Em Sol Maior)

11. Segundo Movimento (Concerto Brandenburgo N.º 3 Em Sol Maior)     

12. Terceiro Movimento (Concerto Brandenburgo N.º 3 Em Sol Maior)

This one was ripped from a vinyl that was lost at the 'free-gift' crate at a local flea market. Brazilian press of Walter/Wendy Carlos first record.

Link (Updated 18/04)

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Milladoiro - Milladoiro 3 (1992)

01. Aires De Pontevedra             

02. Une Souris A Paris  

03. Pasodoble De Viascón          

04. Danza E Contradanza De Darbo        

05. Greensleaves           

06. Camiño De Chans    

07. Marcha Procesional

08. Foliada De Tenorio 

09. Muiñeira De Pontesampaio

10. Non Te Namores Meniña    

11. Jiga-Pandeirada

This one was ripped from a CD reissue of the original album that was recorded in Madrid on November of 1982. It has some traditional songs ("Greensleves", for instance) and some surprising Galician treasures like "Non te namores meniña". Definetly worth a listen. Celtic Galician Folk stuff again straight from Spain. Bagpipes included.

Link (Updated 18/04)

Os Cempés - Capitán Re (2010)

01. Danza de Rosal / Pasodoble de Seivane
02. Nuñeira de 8000
03. Jota de Francisco Paradela
04. A Loureana
05. Pasodoble de Sergio Sánchez
06. Canto de Berce dos Cés
07. Os Bandallos
08. Rastreada / Polca de San Roman
09. Capitán Re
10. Jota dos Panxolos
11. La Sansonette
12. ¡¡Hei Carballeira!!

Ripped this one from a CD that came to me straight from Galicia, Spain.
Galician Folk stuff with a lot of Celtic influences and a heavy use of bagpipe.
Luxury reissue of an album released 1997.

Link  (Updated 18/04)

Los Machucambos - Percussive Latin Trio (1964)

01. La Bamba
02. Pepito
03. Perfidia
04. Cascada
05. Subo Subo
06. Adios
07. La Cucaracha
08. La Palomita
09. Amor Amor
10. Pajaro Campana
11. Otorino Laringolo
12. Granada

I found this one on a $2 pile and took it home because of the 'percussive' in its name. Well... although it has some percussive parts that are cool, its main ingredients are the funny and (sometimes a little too much) passionate vocal parts and some Paraguayan Arpa solos over the course. Didn't find it anywhere online, so, here it is! Strong Influences of Paraguayan music and some Mexican traditionals too.

Link (Updated 18/04)

Pepe Rico Tango Orchestra - Argentina Nights (1965)

 01. Jealousie
 02. Caminito
 03. Olé Guapa
 04. Tango Chino
 05. Por Que?
 06. Apasionado
 07. La Cumparcita
 08. Adios Muchachos
 09. Rodriguez Pena
 10. Tango Bolero
 11. Plegaria
 12. Derecho Viejo

I found this one on a $2 pile and decided to take it home. It was in an awful condition, but I could not find anything about it online so I decided to give it a chance and rip it besides its worn out sound and distortions over the course. It has some quality problems here and there but it's listenable and the music itself is top quality argentinean tango.

 Link (Updated 18/04)

Les Baxter - At Moog Synthesizer (Future: A Música Clássica no Ano 2000) (1971)

01. Nocturne (Borodin)  
02. Prelude C# Minor (Rachmaninoff)
03. Fantasie Impromptu  
04. 2nd Piano Concerto (Rachmaninoff)
05. Piano Concerto (Grieg)
06. Polevitzian Dance (Borodin)
07. Prelude In E Minor (Chopin)
08. Clair De Lune
09. Prelude In C (Bach)
10. Prelude In E (Chopin)

This one is a Brazilian press of Les Baxter's 'Moog Rock' and the title translates as "Future: The Classical Music In The Year 2000 - Les Baxter at Moog Synthesizer".

Link (Updated 18/04)

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