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The Rough Guide To Salsa GoldThe salsa scene of the 1970s was diverse and full of bands struggling to gain recognition. Some of the biggest names, such as Fruko and Machito, emerged from this 'Golden Era', but The Rough Guide To Salsa Gold is also about digging deeper, about discovering buried treasure. It's about giving little known groups like Orquesta Dee Jay a chance to shine again, or uncovering that obscure track by a well known artist. It truly is salsa gold. **** (four

Here the two main percussion instruments used are a piece of cardboard and an old cooking pot

Olcay Bayir's songs unfold ancient stories of love and mystery from the region of Turkey

who teamed up with the renowned percussionist Marcos Suzano for an album of hypnotic melodies

Via his ever-thirsting passion for travel and touring

It is an idea that has been a source of interest for other composers

when most aspiring Brazilian musicians looked to America's West Coast 'cool jazz' scene for inspiration

Here he's a guest of Vitor Ramil

Yet ultimately the band is remarkable because of their fierce innovative streak - they have literally built their music from the ground up

vocalist and composer whose distinctive style is widely regarded both at home and abroad as both reflecting and enhancing the enduring legacy of the legendary Ali Farka Touré

listening to Wuta Mayi is like snuggling into your favourite robe and bedroom slippers

When people say that blues singers in the 1930s sounded the same

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