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SES
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Joined: Sep 14, 2003
Posts: 992 |  Posted: 2003-09-21 11:11 pm Permalink
I just picked up a "signed" album by Yma. Anyone have a copy of her sig so I can verify it?
And in a strange twist to the Yma topic... Has anyone listened to that 60's "Son's of Yma" Peruvian garage band album?
Was thinking of getting a copy.
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Sweet Daddy Tiki
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Joined: Jul 20, 2003
Posts: 1067
From: Edmonton
| Posted: 2003-09-21 11:22 pm Permalink
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On 2003-09-19 14:30, Kailuageoff wrote:
Man, I wish Castro would kick the bucket so we could go to Havana and check out all the old buildings, autos, etc., drink some of that Havana Club rum and smoke a few Monte Cristos....
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virani
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Joined: Sep 17, 2003
Posts: 1438
From: Volcanic area of France
| Posted: 2003-09-22 09:26 am Permalink
I've heard the Sons of Yma album. It's a compilation of 60's garage bands from Peru.
Some titles are funny but lots have a really bad sound (as you can imagine 60's garage peruvian albums).
It's nothing compares to Yma... really much more Punk stuff
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seamus
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Joined: May 07, 2003
Posts: 462
From: Portland
| Posted: 2003-09-22 10:02 am Permalink
I really like Yma too, but I recently picked up one of her records at a garage sale that left me somewhat,, puzzled? The album is called "Miracles" circa 1972. All of the tracks but one are by Les Baxter, which had me very excited, that is,, until the needle dropped. The music is some weird jazz-rock fusion band, and Yma for the most part goes la la la over the top of it. I just put it on again, just to make sure I wasn't in a bad mood or too drunk to really appreciate the first listen,, and nope, this record, in my humble opinion is awful! I don't mean to offend any Yma Sumac fans. Like I said I really like her (earlier) stuff. Does anyone else have this record? Am I insane, or is it really that bad?
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Kailuageoff
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Joined: Mar 27, 2002
Posts: 1504
From: Honolulu Lounge,Lewes, DE
| Posted: 2003-09-22 11:33 am Permalink
For info. on Baxter and Yma Sumac go here and read the interview with Les before he passed away.
http://www.tamboo.com/baxter/index.html#anchor1
As for Afro-Cuban music, Perez Prado's "Voodoo Suite" just showed up in my mailbox... Sounds like it's time for a Cuba Libre!
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aquarj
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Joined: Apr 02, 2002
Posts: 1074
From: SF bay area, CA
| Posted: 2003-09-22 2:54 pm Permalink
About Sons of Yma, I love that album. Here is a review, and the cover looks like this:
Not at all tiki or exotica or Yma Sumac related though.
-Randy
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FLOUNDERart
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Joined: Sep 02, 2003
Posts: 1140
From: Orlando Florida
| Posted: 2003-09-27 2:00 pm Permalink
This is my score for this weekend from garage sales, thrift and flea. Another great weekend this just does't happen!
ARTHUR LYMAN:
Aphrodisia
The shadow of Your Smile
LES BAXTER:
Jewels of the Sea
Caribbean Moonlight
Ritual ot the Savage (not in the greatest condition, but will do till I can upgrade)
Ferrante&Teicher-Pianos in Paradise
Rene Paulo Trio-Black Coral (cool cover)
Guy Warren-African Drums (sweet cover)
Exciting VooDoo (is this afro-cuban)
Music of the Maori (another great cover)
Congo Percussion
Polynesian Percussion
Plus 6 more I'm not sure about, they may suck. Unfortunately my player quit working yesterday. Need to take her apart tonight. Someone out there let me know what are some good Afro-Cuban Albums.
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lucas vigor
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Joined: May 12, 2004
Posts: 3985
From: SOCAL
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On 2003-09-27 14:00, FLOUNDERart wrote:
This is my score for this weekend from garage sales, thrift and flea. Another great weekend this just does't happen!
ARTHUR LYMAN:
Aphrodisia
The shadow of Your Smile
LES BAXTER:
Jewels of the Sea
Caribbean Moonlight
Ritual ot the Savage (not in the greatest condition, but will do till I can upgrade)
Ferrante&Teicher-Pianos in Paradise
Rene Paulo Trio-Black Coral (cool cover)
Guy Warren-African Drums (sweet cover)
Exciting VooDoo (is this afro-cuban)
Music of the Maori (another great cover)
Congo Percussion
Polynesian Percussion
Plus 6 more I'm not sure about, they may suck. Unfortunately my player quit working yesterday. Need to take her apart tonight. Someone out there let me know what are some good Afro-Cuban Albums.
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hwwwwaaaaaaa!!!!
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