|
Albert Kuvezin and Yat-Kha
Yat Kha
-
The Ways of the Nomad (Best of) - $17.99 (cdRoots# yyy-bestyat)
The legendary throat singing rock band from Tuva in a 14 track retrospective.
Ensemble Khan Bogd
-
Chinggis Ayalguu - Vol. III - Traditional songs from Mongolia - $18.99 (cdRoots# face-051)
The ensemble was founded in 1997 by members of the Academy of Music in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. They use a number vocal styles: khöömij (throat singing), magtaal (praise songs) and traditional songs for women accompanied by tovshuur (lute), morin khuur (horse-head fiddle), yoochin (table zither), khuuchir (a spike fiddle), yatga (large tubular zither) and small percussion; as well as intrumental pieces for dance.
Ensemble Khan Bogd
-
Ardiin Ayalguu - Vol. IV - Traditional songs from Mongolia - $18.99 (cdRoots# face-052)
The ensemble was founded in 1997 by members of the Academy of Music in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. They use a number vocal styles: khöömij (throat singing), magtaal (praise songs) and traditional songs for women accompanied by tovshuur (lute), morin khuur (horse-head fiddle), yoochin (table zither), khuuchir (a spike fiddle), yatga (large tubular zither) and small percussion; as well as intrumental pieces for dance.
Yat-Kha
-
Yenisei-Punk - $special order (cdRoots# hm-yatkha-punk)
The classic 1995 Tuvan fusion
Albert Kuvezin and Yat Kha
-
Bootleg: Live in Europe 2001 - $14.99 (cdRoots# wp-live1)
The Tuvan rockers recorded live in 2001 on tour in Abbeville, France, Viljandi, Estonia, Huy, Belgium and Budapest, Hungary. 11 tracks, 50 minutes. This is an official release by the band (in spite of the title), packed in a simple slip-cover.
Albert Kuvezin and Yat-Kha
-
Re-covers - $13.99 (cdRoots# wp-recovers)
OK, it had to happen, and Tuvan singer, electric guitarist and experimentalist Kuvezin is certainly the one to do it: Tuvan rooted recovers of pop and country 'hits' (although some here fall into the category of minor). So Led Zepellin's "When The Levee Breaks" gets an acid-rock throat-singing treatment to entrancing if somewhat unsettling results side by side with music from Kratfwerk, Motorhead, Hank Williams, Iron Butterfly, Paul Mauriat, Captain Beefheart ("Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles" is one of the gems of the set!), Joy Division and a few Central Asian hit-makers as well. Irresistible fun, and occasioanlly brilliant. (This is the 2006 US release)
Yat Kha
-
tuva.rock - $18.99 (cdRoots# wp-tuvarock)
As the title implies, there are moments where this is the most 'rock' recording by this contemporary Tuvan ensemble to date, a hard hitting, electric exploration of Tuvan roots and western rock. But just as often it is a gentle, folky and beautiful tribute to the folk music. Possibly YatKha's best to date.
|