Label:Sunshine – SUN 3
Country:UK
Used LP 1970
Disc:VG+ (slight surface noise at quiet part, good shape overall, looks shiny)
Jacket:VG+ (light tear/scuff on slot, light wear, not very serious)
1970 magical piece by ethnomusicologist Sylvia Moore, released with Dutch musician/ ethnomusicologist Bernard Broere. The album features 18 songs based on research and studies she has conducted in various parts of Africa since the 1960s, featuring traditional instruments, guitar, drums, and her own vocals. Traditional songs from around the world are beautifully arranged to create an intimate atmosphere. Includes "Ashyee Tatale" is sung in Ghana and features arrangements of the sansa, gourd resonator, bell, and talking drums, elegant stateless dreamy folk of "The Water Is Wide", local Congolese song "O Boitonde" performed on guitar, flute, and bonga, and Northumbrian piece "Maa Bonny Lad" arranged by oboe and sansa. Lifetime piece.
民族音楽学研究者Sylvia Mooreがオランダの音楽家/民族音楽学者Bernard Broereと共に発表した70年の作品。60年代から行ってきたアフリカ各地での調査・研究を元に、伝統楽器やギター、ドラム、自身の歌を交えて表現した全18の楽曲を収録。世界各地の伝統歌を親密な空気感を満たすように見事にアレンジさせています。ガーナ語で歌われサンサ、ひょうたんの共鳴楽器、ベル、トーキングドラムによるアレンジを施した”Ashyee Tatale”、流麗な無国籍ドリーミーフォーク”The Water Is Wide”、コンゴの現地曲をギター、フルート、ボンガで演奏した”O Boitonde”、オーボエと親指ピアノによるノーサンブリア地方の楽曲”Maa Bonny Lad”など全編素晴らしい。鮮やかなジャケットも一度見たら忘れません。年々稀少になってきています。
A1 - The Water Is Wide
A3 - O Boitonde
A4 - Cumbaya
A5 - Maa Bonny Lad
A6 - Olorum Ma Ja Yarawa
A9 - The Clay Pidgeons
B2 - Bonny At Morn
B3 - Tschotscholosa (From The King Kong Show)
B5 - Ashyee Tatale