Loik - La Sono Mondiale Vol.1
(MP3 Podcast on www.ParisDJs.com) Kraked, 2009-04-28
We couldn't call this 'World Music' cos' the term doesn't mean squatt. We thought it could be some kind of 'Oriental Flavour' thing but then what about the brazilian jazz track in there? Then we remembered Loik Dury used to do the programmation for Radio Nova in France for so many years, bringing to the scene what Jean-François Bizot had called 'La Sono Mondiale'. This mix is perfect example of that spirit. Rare groove with no limits whatsoever.
[comment faire?/how to?]
Tracklisting :
01. Ananda Shankar - Charging Tiger
(from 'Sa-re-ga Machan' LP, 1981 / Emi India)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ananda_Shankar
02. Airto - Peasant Dance
(from 'Virginland' LP, 1974 / CTI)
03. Usha Uthup - Chhupke Kaun Aya (Michael Jackson cover)
(from '24 Carats' LP, Inrecco India)
04. Monsoon - Ever So Lonely
(from 'Third Eyes' LP, 1983 / Phillips Japan)
05. Ziad Rahbany - Abu Ali (called 'Sumak' on the EP)
(from 'Les Edits du Golem Vol.1' 12 inch, 2007 / Les Edits du Golem)
06. Rahul Dev Burman - Aa Dekhen Jara
(from 'Rocky' original soundtrack, 1980 / Polydor India)
Original record covers :
Info :
Selected and mixed by Loik (myspace.com/loikdury)
Artwork by Djouls (djouls.com)
Comments
Ah ah ! Fantastic cover of Michael Jackson 's "Don't Stop..." !!!! But the greatest track is undoubtly "Aa Dekhen Jara" : listen carefully from 29'45 to 30'30, one of the most stupid instrumental breaks I ever heard
Captain DétenduAwesome mix, and that "Don't stop til you get enough" cover is bad ass.
tight mix & selection as always from the paris djs!
dub'Aa Dekhen Zara' ('Rocky' soundtrack) video is watchable there :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nP4ZL3plYPs
Djoulsone of the best, thanks ...
jonHeavy spacey fuzzy psyché mix maestro.
dc donutsThanks
Bon Mr Dury, si je puis me permettre, la track 5 il me semble bien que ce soit Abu Ali de Ziad Rahbany (Liban 1979), et non Sumak de Unknow...
GuiGuiVous avez raison mon cher guigui, Sumak de unknow c'est la ref du reedit;-)
loikVery nice mix!
I don´t know if anyone has noticed, but the main riff and beat from 'Aa Dekhen Zara' was used in Jeff Wayne´s Musical version of the War Of The Worlds (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_W...).
Check it out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqvw...
Ive always been a huge fan of this album, so its really strange to find out that Jeff Wayne stole one of the best parts from this song!
Hieronyimus IXwait up, i just realized i got it backwards: War of the Worlds came out in 1978, ´Aa Dekhen Zara´ was two years later (1980)!
Hieronymus IXthank you
Nobunaga