06/08/2008
Verity Sharp presents music including early American rhythm 'n' blues, early electronic music by Daphne Oram plus traditional English music from Cath and Phil Tyler and Chris Wood.
Verity Sharp presents an eclectic choice of music including early American rhythm 'n' blues, early electronic music by Daphne Oram, traditional English music from Cath and Phil Tyler and Chris Wood, and a performance by Ghanaian singer Atongo Zimba, recorded at the WOMAD Festival 2008.
Verity Sharp presents an eclectic choice of music including early American rhythm 'n' blues, early electronic music by Daphne Oram, traditional English music from Cath and Phil Tyler and Chris Wood, and a performance by Ghanaian singer Atongo Zimba, recorded at last month's WOMAD Festival.
Traore: Dianfa
Nonesuch 465532-2
Trad: Christmas Medley
Bo'weavil Recordings Weavil28CD
Williamson: Verses At Ellesmere
Gason CD 737
Broadcaster: England
Redgrape Records Promo
Scott: Girl at the Typewriter
Sonic Arts Network
Trad: My Soul Is A Witness
Rhythm and Blues Records RRNCB001
Hughes: Pendulum Music
Helium HE
Wood: Albion
Ruf Records RUFCD10
Martin: Image de la Chambre Haute (Polyptyque: Six Images de la Passion du Christ)
ECM 2015
Feiner: Dina and the beautiful blue
Samadhisound Sound CD SS013
Kalhor: Setar Instrumental
Traditional Crossroads CD 80702 4299 2
Trad, Arr. Tyler: Fisherman's Girl
No-Fi
Oram: Pulse Persephone
CDR
Traore: Zen
Nonesuch 465532-2
Zimba: We gotta move; Batti Batti; Unnamed; No beer in heaven; Zimba: Unnamed; Unnamed
大象传媒 Recording, Womad, Wiltshire July '08
Giuseppe Cordaro: untitled
Moteer 014CD.
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