The Sound Of Shellac Norway
"Music is the universal laws promulgated..:" -H.D.Thoreau-
"...each generation claims the right not only to emphasise the present, but to re-estimate the past...."
-L. Untermeyer-
The Sound Of Shellac recommends:
True and Honest
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Root Bramble Stone
by all in the merry month of may
One of my favorite living traditionalist.
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the best of the modern folk music of america
by practice records
"..the independent music label of www.themodernfolk.net, inspired by ESP Disk, Takoma, Dischord. SST, Folkways and other luminaries...."
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by Kouta Katsutaro
supported by 8 fans who also own “Mrs. Texas Gladden - One Morning In May (1941)”
Incredible! I’d recommend this to any armchair travellers… so many different music styles/traditions all rolled into one. Arrangements are exciting and the voice of ms. Katsutaro is outstanding, such vocal control and range, wow. I’m very glad to find this genre, Ryukoka— better late than never
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Longing for the Shadow: Ryūkōka Recordings, 1921-1939
by Various Artists
supported by 7 fans who also own “Mrs. Texas Gladden - One Morning In May (1941)”
Lovely singing and great music. I can really feel the emotion behind each song and how it's sung. The mix of east and west sounds is very inspiring. Long before we had wars we had each others music and were drawn to the sound. The music is beautiful.
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