1995 Ottoman Army Band - Mehter

The Mehter bands (Janissary Band of Music) were primarily military bands, and those under the command of generals included war drums over one meter in height known as "harbî kûs or kös". These were carried on camels, and playing them with sticks demanded great skill. The 17th century writer Evliya Çelebi wrote, ‘Each kûs is the size of a bathhouse dome. They are played on feast day nights and days and their sound is like thunder.’ During performances the kös drums were placed in a line on the ground in the center of the circle of musicians, and when marching they were loaded in pairs onto camels. The drummer rode and struck the drums to his right and left by turn. Each set of players had a leader known as "aga". The leader of the bass drum players was called the "basmehter aga", and the master of the entire band was called the "mehterbasi aga". All the agas and the çevgân players wore white turbans wound around a kavuk (cap), a red coat over a yellow robe and red trousers, a shawl wound around the waist and yellow leather shoes. The other musicians were similarly dressed, except that their kavuks and coats were dark blue.

Tracklist:
1 - Mehter Takimi Cagri 00:46 128
2 - Mehter Takimi Hicaz Humayun Pesrevi 01:43 128
3 - Mehter Takimi Yinede Sahlaniyor 03:44 128
4 - Mehter Takimi Buna Er Meydani Derler 02:09 128
5 - Mehter Takimi Ihtiyatlar Silah Catmis 01:55 128
6 - Mehter Takimi Estergon Kalasi 02:34 128
7 - Mehter Takimi Kirimdan Gelirim 02:52 128
8 - Mehter Takimi Ey Gaziler 02:46 128
9 - Mehter Takimi Mehter Vuruyor 03:16 128
10 - Mehter Takimi Eski Ordu Marsi 01:58 128
11 - Mehter Takimi Ceddin Deden 02:14 128
12 - Mehter Takimi Artar Cihatla Sanimiz 02:11 128
13 - Mehter Takimi Mehter Marsi 02:03 128
14 - Mehter Takimi Rast Pesrevi 02:36 128
15 - Mehter Takimi Gulyuzunde Göreli 03:34 128
16 - Mehter Takimi Devlet Marsi 01:51 128
17 - Mehter Takimi Eski Malazgirt Marsi 02:34 128
18 - Mehter Takimi Yelkenler Bicilecek 04:06 128
19 - Mehter Takimi Sancak Marsi 02:37 128
20 - Mehter Takimi Genc Osman 02:46 128
21 - Mehter Takimi Osman Pasa Marsi 03:00 128
22 - Mehter Takimi Gulbank 02:28 128

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2003 Rumba Congolaise -El Congo Brazza Kin

From the Evil Monkey's motherland comes the rumba congolaise... That's what I call music "to shake the monkey" if you know what I mean. if you're not familiarized with this kind of music, take a look, you won't regret! "100 % 100 Authentic Africa Sound"

Tracklist:
01. El Congo
02. Kellya
03. Sey-Sey
04. Ngalula
05. Botiakitembe
06. Africa Mokili Mobimba
07. Marie Louise
08. Masanga DJiya
09. Bounsana
10. Naluki Motuniusi
11. Clara Badimuene
12. Wendo Likembe
13. Passi
14. L'age Et L'amour

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1988 Songhai - Toumani Diabate, Ketama & Danny Thompson

This unique multicultural supergroup includes Toumani Diabate (Mali) on kora, Danny Thompson (United Kingdom) on bass, and the Gypsy guitar group Ketama from Spain, plus a few interesting "guests". Absolutelly recommended!!!

Tracklist:
Jarabi
Mani Mani Kuru
Caramelo
A Toumani
Vente Pa' Madrid
Africa
A Mi Tia Marina
Ne Ne Kiotaa

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Here you can see what we're talking about with the song Nº 1 of this CD "Jarabi"

2005 Mzansi Music Young Urban South Africa - Various Artists

"April 27th 2004 marked 10 years of democracy in South Africa. One of the benefits of post-94 South Africa is the freedom of expression. A freedom that, 20 years ago, was a luxury for black youths living in a country torn apart by apartheid. And the first place this freedom became visible was on the music scene in the form of an infectious, irresistible dance music called kwaito. In the early Nineties young black producers and DJ's, spurred on by the euphoria of a newly liberated South Africa, fused chanted lyrics (in Zulu and township slang), with imported house sounds and influences from South African eighties township pop as well as overseas hip-hop, R&B and Jamaican dancehall sounds. Whether it's young black owned record labels, youth radio stations like Y FM and fashion labels rooted in SA history and urban style - it's still the youth that are leading the way, just as they did in the anti- Apartheid struggle. Young South Africans created a brand new, funky, urban, globalised yet proudly South African cultural landscape. It started with Kwaito, but now ranges from Afrohouse to HipHop and spoken word poetry."

Tracklist:
1. MAPAPUTSI: Kleva [05:05]
2. ZOLA: Mdlewembe [04:18]
3. BROWN DASH: M'gezeni [04:14]
4. BONGOMAFFIN: Amadlozi [05:50]
5. BOP: Meropa [06:28]
6. REVOLUTION / P.TABANE: Vhavenda(Revolution Rmx) [05:55]
7. MZEKEZEKE / BROWN: Amakoporosh [05:37]
8. KAMP,SKWATTA: Umova [04:38]
9. H2O: It's Wonderful [04:32]
10. 340ML / TUMI: Movimento [03:11]
11. GODESSA: Social Ills [03:16]
12. ERNIE: Praha Paradise [04:37]
13. MANDOZA: Uzoyithola Kanjani? [04:54]
14. MAFIKIZOLO: Ndihamba Nawe [05:54]
15. H2O / ZUBZ: African [04:47]

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African Hip hop???? what??? yes my man, Hip hop exists there too and deserves the chance. Watch this!

2003 Russendisco Hits - Various Artists

Back in the 1970's and 1980's, no one would have thought of Soviet Russia as a hotbed of happening alternative rock. And as this compilation demonstrates, there was a good reason for that perception: it was not, in fact, a hotbed of happening alternative rock. However, it was a place where bands managed, despite pervasive cultural oppression and state-sanctioned musical monotony, to build a small and surprisingly diverse underground dance-music scene. Compiled by emigred DJ's Yuri Gurzhy and Vladimir Kaminer, this album brings together a host of slightly cheesy but always quirkily charming selections by the likes of Siberia's Red Elvises, Distemper, the St. Petersburg Ska-Jazz Review and RotFront. Yes, most of this stuff is mostly fun for the kitsch factor, but the album is also a genuinely moving document of youth culture's ability to create weird and crazy music under even the most adverse conditions. Now, the Soviet Union is just an ilussion faded on time, Moscu's night seems not to be the same and the KGB's agents are not around your school anymore... but if you close your eyes and listen carefully, you'll be there again, living on the "opposing side of the american way of life"

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Nice video from Russendisco... Enjoy it!

2003 Jazz of the Beat Generation - Various Artists

What can I say about this one??? The "Beat Generation" really was here among us? hum... At least they were guys with nice taste to compilate, don't you think? Enjoy it!

Tracklist:

1. JACK KEROUAC - THE BEAT GENERATION
2. RAY ELDRIDGE - THE GASSER
3. BIG JAY McNEELY - REAL CRAZY COOL
4. LIONEL HAMPTON - HEY! BA-BA RE-BOP
5. LESTER YOUNG - IN A LITTLE SPANISH TOWN
6. JACK KEROUAC - FANTASY: THE EARLY HISTORY OF BOP (Section 1)
7. DIZZY GILLESPIE - SALT PEANUTS
8. CHARLIE PARKER - SCRAPPLE from THE APPLE
9. JACK KEROUAC - FANTASY: THE EARLY HISTORY OF BOP (Section 2)
10. MILES DAVIS - HALF NELSON
11. GEORGE SHEARING - SORRY, WRONG RHUMBA
12. JACK KEROUAC - FANTASY: THE EARLY HISTORY OF BOP (Section 3)
13. SLIM GAILLIARD - SLIM'S JAM
14. JACK KEROUAC - FANTASY: THE EARLY HISTORY OF BOP (Section 4)
15. BILLY ECKSTEIN - I ONLY HAVE EYES FOR YOU
16. DEXTER GORDON & WENDELL GREY - THE HUNT
17. JACK KEROUAC - FANTASY: THE EARLY HISTORY OF BOP (Section 5)
18. THELONIOUS MONK - HACKENSACK
19. LEE KONITZ - SUBCONSCIOUS-LEE
20. STAN GETZ - STELLA BY STARLIGHT
21. GERRY MULLIGAN QUARTET - LINE FOR LYONS
22. THELONIOUS MONK - NUTTY

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1960 Tambó - Tito Puente

Although reeds, brass, and even guitars are tossed in here and there to help create what the liner notes describe as "an exotic picture of tropical wildlife," the main focus is on percussion and some of the best tracks are the ones where the other orchestra members probably stepped out for a cup of Joe. One hesitates at the thought of pumping further caffeine into the timbale-pummelling Puente or his cohorts on congas, guiros, bongos, and assorted other percussion. Listeners who think a computer is necessary to play as fast as the beats would get in 90's jungle music had better check this man's hands out. Highlight track is, hands down, the unforgettable "Witchdoctor's Nightmare," a great way to start off the sounds at any party. Long life to Tito and this magic mix between "Easy Listening", "Exotica" & Afro cuban sounds!!!!

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2006 Frequent Flyer - Ipanema

Brazilian music has always been a big influence for electronica artists (not to mention jazz and rock artists, as well, but that's a whole different album), and although Kinkysweet's not the first to compile something that shows that off (and certainly won't be the last), what they've released with Frequent Flyer: Ipanema is still a pretty good collection in its own right. More important is that the music's relaxing and warm, that the beat's steady, and that the whole thing is fun. On all counts, Frequent Flyer: Ipanema delivers.

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2004 Frequent Flyer - Bombay

The Kinkysweet label continued its output of thematic mix CD's with the Frequent Flyer series, (Great Series, by the way) which supplanted the long-running Bargrooves series. These two-disc mixes are thematic in the sense that they're assembled with a particular locale in mind, namely a fashionable far-flung metropolis with a particular style of music to its credit. Predictably, the Bombay volume is characterized by various aspects of Indian music, though at its core this mix is firmly within the house music camp. For instance, instrumentation generally associated with Indian music is all over this volume, and a number of selections are full-on fusions. These Frequent Flyer mixes are great mood-setters, perfect for lazy afternoon daydreaming or late-night drink-sipping.

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Buena Semana y por las dudas, Buen fin de semana tambien!!

Hola Gente... Nuevamente con Ustedes!!! (Demoramos, es cierto pero a fin de cuentas, lo bueno siempre se hace esperar...jejeje) Esta vez les traemos algunas "cositas" mas de World Music, tirando mas hacia la madre patria de "Evil Monkey" quien debo decir que está un poquito con "saudades", por lo cual notaran predominancia de musica africana y como los tenemos (MAL) acostumbrados, un poquillo de esto, otro poquitin de aquello y un monton de buen gusto, en definitiva. Como siempre les decimos, si desean hacernos llegar algun comentario (lo cual normalmente nos pone de muy buen humor por el simple hecho de que se tomen la molestia de agradecer el material) o quieran dejar un pedido, pueden mandarnos un "emilio" a: musicforevilmonkeys@gmail.com y les responderemos en cuanto nos sea posible. Muy buena semana, no se hagan los bananas y no se caigan de la rama!!! Evil Monkey says: Share to live...Live to share!!!

1995 Unforgettable - Johnny Hartman

Born in Chicago, Johnny began singing early on and performed while in Special Services in the Army. Hartman studied music while at college and made his professional debut in the mid-'40s, performing with Earl Hines and recording his first sides for Regent/Savoy. After Hine's band broke up later in 1947, Hartman moved to The Dizzy Gillespie Big Band and stayed for two years, recording a few additional sides for Mercury as well. During the late '60s and early '70s, he recorded a range of jazz and pop standards albums for ABC, Perception, and Blue Note. Hartman recorded sparingly during the 1970s, but returned with two albums recorded in 1980, one of which (Once in Every Life) earned a Grammy nomination just two years before his death in 1983. I don't know what do you think about this guy, but to me the nickname "THE VOICE" (Awarded by Frankie, should be -at least-, shared with Johnny. I'm very proud to present it.

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Many thanks to MightyRoaringLion!!!

2000 El baile Aleman - Señor Coconut y Su Conjunto

El Baile Aleman is that rare humor LP that succeeds on its musical merits as well. Beginning with a short vocal intro on which Señor Coconut (Actually the German DJ Uwe Schmidt) himself introduces the record with appropriately comic English, El Baile Aleman presents remarkably faithful covers of Kraftwerk classics like Showroom Dummies, Trans Europe Express, The Robots, or Tour de France with the stark percussion and effects of the originals replaced by just slightly less rigid Latin rhythm presets. Let me tell you Monkey, the track number 10 (Music non stop) is f...... amazing!

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Are you ready for some Cha Cha Cha??? take a look my friend.

1995 Music from a Sparkling Planet - Esquivel

"Fueled Space Age" for this compilacion, maybe isn't of the best already maded to homage to Esquivel, but anyways deserves the chance...plenty of nice sounds, like an pleasant soundtrack to back to the 60's. Therefore, must say... the quality sound is not very good, unfortunatelly. I specially recommends to listen the tracks number 1, 4 y 7.

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(???) Actual - Esquivel

More & more "Esquivel's sphere" to discover... in this case, it's an mexican edition edited by RCA... try it! You won't regret.

01 - Temptation
A: Primer Movimiento (Allegro)
B: Segundo Movimiento (Adagio)
C: Tercer movimiento (Allegretto)
02 - La Bikina
03 - Agua De Beber
04 - St. Louis Blues
05 - Amor, Amor
06 - Perdon (Perdoname Mi Vida)
07 - Flower Girl From Bordeaux
08 - Surfboard
09 - Malaguena Salerosa
10 - Besame Mucho
11 - Question Mark (Que Vas A Hacer)

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1962 Latin-Esque - Esquivel

The King of "Space Age Bachelor music" is here!!! WHO????? Yes, sounds crazy. Esquivel, billed himself with a single name, actually enjoyed a long and varied career, of which his space age pop recordings were only a portion. Born in a small Mexican village, the pianist became a popular performer on a Mexican radio station, and studied briefly at Juilliard in New York.

Later (too much later) In the mid-'90s, Juan Garcia Esquivel enjoyed one of the most unexpected resurgences of popularity and hipness in the annals of 20th-century pop. The composer and arranger skirted the lines between lounge music, eccentric experimentalism, and stereo sound pioneer in the late '50s and early '60s on a series of albums aimed at the easy listening market. Both cheesy and goofily unpredictable, these records were forgotten by all for decades. With the space age pop exotica revival of the mid-'90s, however, Esquivel was not just being rediscovered, but was being championed as a cutting-edge innovator by certain segments of the hipper-than-thou alternative crowd.

This album has several musical and historical significant aspects, making it Esquivel's most desirable. First, it is one of only three or so truly great RCA Stereo Action ("The Sound Your Eyes Can Follow") albums. The music is deliberately scored for channel separation, but there is more to the stereo gimmickry than the arrangements. Not counting layered-track (multi-dubbing) efforts, Latin-Esque was the first album recorded with total stereo separation - two separate orchestras in two separate studios performed, connected by headphones. The results are fairly fantastic. This album was essential to the renaissance of Esquivel's popularity in the 1990's.

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1963 The Rat Pack Live at the Sands - The Rat Pack

The so-called Rat Pack wasn't a group in the normal sense, but consisted of a loose confederation of actors, comedians, and singers lumped together by the media under that name in the early '60s. Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., joey Bishop and Peter Lawford formed the core of the Rat Pack, and they appeared together in several movies, including Robin and the Seven Hoods and the original Ocean's Eleven. Evil monkey says: "...One of the most beatiful & important discs that I've already presented for you. a delight to hear climbing on a tree..."

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And here is, Ladies & Gentleman...the stars of our show, direct from the bar...The Rat Pack magic

1975 Wish you were here - Pink Floyd REPOST

Pink Floyd followed the commercial breakthrough of Dark Side of The Moon with "Wish You Were Here", a loose concept album about and dedicated to their founding member Syd Barret. The record unfolds gradually, as the jazzy textures of "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" reveal its melodic motif, and in its leisurely pace, the album shows itself to be a warmer record than its predecessor. Musically, it's arguably even more impressive. Welcome to the machine is among of my favorites post-modernism toughts always...

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2000 Everything and Nothing - David Sylvian

Singer/songwriter David Sylvian's career spans a long and enigmatic scene of experimental rock and emotional restylings. Not one to fully absorb the conventional ways of a certain circuit, Sylvian is a realist musician. The new millennium brought the release of the double-disc Everything and Nothing, a reflection of Sylvian's previously unreleased older material. Sonically gorgeous with vocals comparable to Bryan Ferry, Everything and Nothing is a vastly expressive record of 29 tracks lost in the vaults of remixes, time, and creative changes; it is certainly a moving package of lush elevations and underrated wordplay. Evil Monkey says... Get it NOW!!!

CD 1
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CD 2
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Bonus CD!!!
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If you don't know who David Sylvian is, take a look on this images, maybe you'll remember a song from the Babel's Original Soundtrack.

2004 Midnight, Moonlight & Magic - The Very Best of Henry Mancini

Henry Mancini has crafted memorable melodies and framed them with witty and inventive arrangements that in most cases, still sounds fresh today. This compilation from 2004 "Midnight, Moonlight & Magic: The Very Best of Henry Mancini" is a 23 song look at the master's work in films and on TV. It spans the years 1958 and 1972 and includes his most popular themes such as the sassy "Pink Panther Theme," the rocking "Peter Gunn," the sweet "Moon River," and the swinging "Baby Elephant Walk. definitelly IT'S A MUST.

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Surely you remember the film "The Party" with the amazing Peter Sellers, ok then...take a look on this song, composed by Henry Mancini and then used by Dimitry from Paris among others. Thanks "dumbdistraction"

2006 Swing for Modern Clubbing - G-Swing

It was a time when Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald were still just ordinary singers in an orchestra, (believe it) and names like Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington and Count Basie were the real stars. It was the swing era, a time when thousands of people danced to giant big bands on huge dancefloors. -It was a time when the word "swing" was on everyone's lips... It was a time of good music and you know what the people's saying: "...The good times are coming back..." Swing & House mixed for your pleasure

Tracklist
01. Mood Indigo
02. Cement Mixer
03. Sing Sing Sing
04. Ring Dem Bells
05. Busy Line
06. I'M Crazy 'Bout My Baby
07. Don'T Be That Way
08. Calor
09. Run Joe
10. Diga Diga Doo
11. Goin' Nuts
12. Figs And Dates
13. Twenty Long Years
14. Promised Land
15. Caravan
16. Heartbreaker

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2007 Cafe del Mar Volumen 14

In the 90's, the Café del Mar compilations became a fashionable alternative to the more aggressive and forceful electronic sounds that people were dancing to at raves. If you were open to hearing electronic club music but didn't care for techno, trance, jungle/drum'n'bass, or acid house, the Café del Mar compilations could acquaint you with a whole other electronic world... wich means, Welcome to the Real Music & Enjoy it!

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Would You like to know the place we're talking about??? The place REALLY EXISTS and it's waiting for you...

2005 Chillin con Fusion - Cafe Paradiso Volumen 5

If there's a Volumen 4, Theres a Volumen 5, and who knows, maybe theres a volume 6 too... It's never enough!

Tracklist:

CD1
01. No a La Guerra - Madrid De Los Austrias
02. L.I.P.S.T.I.C.K. - Myerz, Ralph & Herren, Jack Band
03. Valley of the Dolls - Mylo
04. Ante Tus Ojos - Federico Aubele
05. Detroit Jazzin' - Inverse Cinematics
06. Drink Me Hot - Chris Joss
07. Venezuelan Zinga Son - Los Amigos Invisibles
08. Raw Thing - Dublex Inc.
09. The Heart's a Lonely Hunter (Louie Vega Remix) - David Thievery Corporation / Byrne
10. Flashing Light (Frank Popp Ensemble Remix) - Valvola
11. Find It - Rodney Hunter
12. Melt - Way Out West

CD2
01. State of Grace - Swayzak
02. Toi Moi Aussi - Urbs
03. Get Uptight Man - Uptight
04. Luce Divino (Mo'horizon Remix)... - Sonoluce
05. Latinica Witch (Vincenzo's Latin Soul Mix) - Rivera Rotation
06. El Acuario - Razoof
07. We Wait (Right Here) (Vincenzo & Simone Grey's Latenight Dub) - Vincenzo
08. Calcutta - Sunil
09. Japanese Mathematics - Sharpshooters
10. All a dem a Do - Noiseshaper
11. Window Pain - Nudge
12. Ping Pong - Nikos Diamantopoulos

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2005 Chillin con Fusion - Cafe Paradiso Volumen 4

No further presentations required. Chilling & Fusion mixed on the same "box" and you get....

Tracklist:

CD 1
01. Waldeck - Get Up... Carmen
02. Federico Aubele - Postales
03. Chieko Kinbara Feat. Liliana Chachian - A Espera
04. Ive Mendes - Natural High
05. Original Cast - Echo Beach
06. Marco Lamioni Feat. Emma Stow - On The Road
07. Lovers Lane - Island Memories
08. Bits 'n' Ocarazor - 11th [Paradise Mix]
09. The Modernist - Kangmei Pt. 1
10. Alex Cortiz - No Strings Attached
11. Tony D. Feat. Kate Rodgers - The Rhyme
12. Linda Carriere - The Power Of Love
13. Blue States - Elios Therepia

CD 2
01. Futuristic Feat. Louise Attah - Tonight [G-Pal's Summer Dream Of Tonight]
02. Ralph Myerz & The Jack Herren Band - A Special Morning
03. D. Riba - Beach [Blind Coyote Short Dive]
04. Tosca Feat. Earl Zinger - Wonderful [Album Version]
05. Carduge - How Could I Know [Megablast Remix]
06. Bukky Led - Why Can't We Live Together [Sad Benitez BV Dub]
07. Ibizarre Feat. Nicola Hitchcock - Ordinary Day
08. DNA - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
09. Omar Faruk Tekbilek Feat. Zehava Ben - Forbidden Love [Govinda Remix]
10. Smooth - Walking On Space
11. Club 8 - Love In December
12. Caia - La Telecabine
13. In Credo - Siesta Del Sol [Laid Back Summer Cut]

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2007 Hello Mademoiselle - Stephane Pompougnac

Ok... what a beginning my god!!! here is Stephane. Meet him! At the age of 18, Stéphane Pompougnac made his DJ debut in clubs such as the Ubu, the Colony, and the Dream in Bordeaux, France, during the mid-'80s. After finishing his studies and national service, he spent six months in London before returning to Paris in 1992 where he mixed at clubs, such as Queen, Folies Pigalle, the Locomotive, and Privilege. Albert De Paname ostensibly first introduced him to Jean-Louis Costes although Pompougnac had worked as a waiter for Costes some ten years prior at Cafe Costes in Les Halles. This time, however, Costes offered Pompougnac a more coveted position: resident DJ at the famous Hotel Costes. He accepted and the history begins...

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Buenas y malvadas noches!!!

Muy Buenas Queridos Monos Míos: "...Y ya lo ve, y ya lo ve, somos malvados otra vez..." demoró pero valio la pena... estuvimos en "boxes" por unos dias debido a que nos "querían envenenar el bananero" y algunos posts nos bajaron, pero no pudieron hacer mucho mas, así que arreglado el tema, pasamos a presentar el material y Monos Mios, debo decir que estamos mejorando con cada nueva entrega... Easy listening del nuevo y algunos "nostalgicos"; Vocalistas de jazz IMPERDIBLES y World Music como siempre. Muchas gracias a los monos de todo el planeta (Around the globe, believe or not!) que nos hacen llegar sus mensajes y pedidos y les comentamos que estamos tratando de repostear algunas de las "cositas" que nos pidieron. Por lo pronto Ustedes sigan mandando fruta a: musicforevilmonkeys@gmail.com y les responderemos a todos (o a ninguno, sin hacer diferencias) Tengan Usted una buena semana, Larga vida a los gorilas, No se hagan los bananas y No se caigan de la rama... Evil Monkey says: Share to live...Live to share!!!

2006 Jazz Numberones

Tracklist:
01 Louis Armstrong - What A Wonderful 02:20
World
02 Ella Fitzgerald - Mr. Paganini 02:54
(You'll Have To Swing It)
03 Stan Getz And Charlie Byrd - 02:02
Desafinado (Single Version)
04 Nina Simone - I Put A Spell On You 02:36
05 Oscar Peterson Trio - 04:52
Happy-Go-Lucky Local aka Night Train
06 Jimmy Smith - Walk On The Wild Side 05:57
07 Ramsey Lewis - The In Crowd 05:53
08 Astrud Gilberto And Stan Getz - The 02:49
Girl From Ipanema (Single Version)
09 Quincy Jones - Killer Joe 05:10
10 The Crusaders - Put It Where You 05:28
Want It
11 John Handy - Hard Work 06:57
12 Ramsey Lewis - Wade In The Water 03:51
13 Etta James - At Last 03:01
14 Richard Groove Holmes - Misty 01:57
(Single Version)
15 Gene Ammons - My Foolish Heart 02:48
16 Dinah Washington - Baby Get Lost 02:53
17 Billie Holiday - Lover Man 03:16
(Oh, Where Can You Be?)

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2004 Chill House New York

The Chill and House music genres are the current trend in the fashion bars of the world's leading cultural centers, enjoying popularity in the cutting edge dance music clubs of Milan, Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam and New York of course. Chill House New York covers a variety of styles within the two genres, combining the relaxing sounds of Chillout with the heavier influence of House, resulting in a unique blend of ChillHouse music. Cheers & Enjoy it!!

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2004 Best of Costes - Hotel Costes

Ok, ok... this one deserves an special presentation: Ladies & Gentleman, Welcome to the "Hotel Costes World's" and let me introduce you to Mr. Stephane Pompougnac, who has Elevated the "Lounge Compilation" to a Level of Being an Artistic Audio Cocktail. There's 9 volumes besides this compilation and believe me: Maybe this one is not one of their bests releases, wich means... That all the others are perfect & beyond bad critics!!! So Here's this Super Collage with an Extra Added Bonus: An Exclusive Version of Madonna's "What it Feels Like for a Girl" that Pompougnac Remixed Himself Expressly for this Collection. If you like it, wait for the other posts, they're going to explode in your head. Enjoy it!!!

Tracklist:
1. Sympathique - Pink Martini
2. London in the Rain - Variety Lab
3. Amour - Rouge Rouge
4. Adore - I:Cube,
5. My Funny Valentine - Big Muff
6. Latazz - The Funky Lowlives
7. Morenito [Bossa Mix] - Clémentine, , Stéphane Pompougnac,
8. Café de Flore [Charles Webster's Latin Lovers Mix] - Doctor Rockit
9. Where Do I Begin [AwayTeam Mix] - Shirley Bassey
10. Surround Me With Your Love [Mental Overdrive Remix] - 3-11 Porter
11. Night Over Manaus - Boozoo Bajou,
12. Métropolitain - Emanuel Santarromana,
13. One Night in Rio - Louie Austen
14. No Communication, No Love (Devastating) - Pompon, , Charles Schillings
15. S.O.S. (The Sounds of Silence) - Trinity FM
16. What It Feels Like for a Girl [Stéphane Pompougnac Remix] - Madonna

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Do you want to know a little more about Hotel Costes?? watch this nice video with Coste's music "London in the Rain"

2007 Cafe Paradiso Volumen 3 - More Than Chill

Tracklist
CD1
1. Deep Dive Corp - Gran Curazon 06:03
2. The Pleb - Shadow Of A Bee 04:57
3. Space Orkestra Of Benares - Namaste 05:00
4. Karuan - Dunya 05:05
5. Funki Porkini - The Great Drive By 07:22
6. Splylab - Music Box 05:08
7. Coctail Lido - Io Sono Il Vento 04:13
8. Alex Cortiz - Silver Lining 05:11
9. Emou - The Summer Is Old 06:37
10. Karanyi - Dallam (Fandora rmx) 05:30
11. Waldeck - Waiting (Mushroom Dive mix) 05:34
12. Mri - Blue 07:34
13. Sarah Jane Morris - I Don't Wanna Know About Evil 03:48

CD2
1. Vangelis & Gutbrod - Love Theme From Blade Runner (ambient mix 2) 05:45
2. Chungking - Bubble Love 04:23
3. Audio Traffic - Break It Down 05:10
4. Terry Calier - Speak Your Peace 04:17
5. Aim feat. Kate Rogers - The Girl Who Fell Through The Ice 06:15
6. Nightmare On Wax - Bleu My Mind 03:49
7. The Funky Lowlives - Bellaluna (Boozoo Bajou's Switchblade mix) 07:04
8. Koop - Bright Nights 03:52
9. Bonobo - Kota 05:35
10. Soulstice - Wind 04:39
11. Noctemia - The Summer Cools Down 08:18
12. Bacuzzi - Why 05:38
13. Damon Aaron - Don't Get Up Again 04:50

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2006 Cafe Paradiso Volumen 2 - All Star Chill Out

CD 1
1. Café Noir - Akmusique
2. Moon Beat - Ltj X-perience
3. Busenfreund (Baby Mammoth Version 3) - Tosca
4. Deep Heart - Deep Dive Corporation
5. Lillte Gem - Euphoria
6. Sei Tu - The Dining Rooms
7. Tears (from Sorrwo to Joy) - Outside
8. Celebrate - Daniel Ibbotson
9. One Day Without Her - Kevin Yost
10. Siesta - Nicole Willis
11. End of Carnival - Scopitone
12. Hisen - Susumu Yokota
13. Monolight (Excerpt) - Tangerine Dream

CD 2
1. Slow Hot Wind - Block 16
2. Barrio Alto - Thievery Corporation
3. Los Canos De Meca - Madrid De Los Austrias
4. Superworld (Children's World Replay Version) - Mo' Horizons
5. Twilight Reservation - Tim "love" Lee
6. My Brother Says... - Mikael Delta
7. Smooth - Alex Cortiz
8. Get a Move on - Mr. Scruff
9. Café De Flore - Doctor Rockit
10. Get Misunderstood - Troublemakers
11. La Dispute (3rd Eye Foundation Remix) - Yann Tiersen
12. Manyme - Plaid
13. The End? - Le Wax

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2006 Cafe Paradiso Volumen 1 - All Star Chill Out

Nice compilation... Smooth & Stylished Chill Out. Maybe today, is a good day to let the "chill out way" enters your life. Give it a chance, and enjoy it!

CD1
01. Gabrielle Le mar - Unlimited Love
02. Deep Dive Corp - Enjoy
03. Coco steel & Lovebomb - Clear Skies
04. Volume One - Mono + Mono
05. Jose Padilla - One day in paradise
06. Ntin Sawhney - Homelands
07. Crescendo - Cairo (Duke Monster Mix)
08. Boozoo Bajou - Under my sensi (Thievery Mix)
09. The Gentle People - Groovin' with you
10. Chicane - Autumn Tactics
11. Saint Etienne - We're in the city
12. Aphex Twin - Iz-Us
13. The Durutti Column - Sketch for Summer

CD2
01. LTJ Bukem feat. Elliot - Sunrain
02. Nightmares On Wax - Morse
03. Aim - Cold Water Music
04. Moby - Body Rock
05. Alex Gopher - The Child
06. Yoshinori Sunahara - Love Beat
07. Amon Tobin - Nova
08. Mr.Scruff - Honeydew
09. Doris Days - To Ulrike M
10. Les Jumeaux - Miracle Road
11. Eternal Basement - Out Dreaming
12. Gonzales featuring Stikcy - Why We Don't Disappear
13. A. Guy Sebbag - Moments

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1999 Chorus of Tribes - MYTH

World Music from ancient times, MYTH shows the path. This is an amazing album featuring BBC samples from numerous African tribes, strong tribal rhythms, and visionary ambient melodies. Already drawing comparisons to Deep Forest and Enigma, this album is sure to become one of your favorites.

Tracklist:
01. Into Morocco 06:05
02. Inception 07:09
03. LoLo 05:16
04. Rain Song 07:21
05. Ikkijungle 02:52
06. Lullaby 05:59
07. Marakesh 05:59
08. Shackera 05:03
09. Hiyahiyahey 04:16
10. Myth 02:53
11. New Dawn 07:47

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2002 Prehispanic Rituals - Jorge Reyes

It is a time for silence, Suns and Moon can be counted for the remembrance of the Original Gods. Mayas, Toltecs, Olmecs, Aztecs and more are mixed on this mystical & cultural trip around Mexican's traditional music. This release will transport you to the ancient times and his rituals.

Tracks:
1 Oro De Reptil (4:25)
2 Los Señores Del Tiempo (3:50)
3 Nahui Atl (Cuartro Agua) (9:19)
4 Vines Of The Serpent (4:30)
5 Danza Del Chapareke (2:16)
6 Oración A Los Espiritus Del Viento Nocturno (12:01)
7 Tlazolteotl (3:35)
8 El Agua Y Los Sueños (4:50)
9 Little Flowers Of The Gods (4:31)

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1999 Melanesian Choirs: Chants from the Thin Red Line

Many songs from this CD are featured in "The Thin Red Line" but only one is on the soundtrack. Thankfully there is an answer, which is this CD. These tunes are pure heaven. They are haunting choir pieces that need to be experienced. It must be heard if you like World Music!!!

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1999 The Thin Red Line - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

Hans Zimmer, trying to avoid war-movie clichés, accompanies the dramatized carnage at Guadalcanal with a weepy and wistful score. The music, like the real soldier's internal war on this great film, is more introspective, sensitive, melancholy and sad, like all the wars are. It's a soundtrack where you can "see the idea" without even having seen the movie. Great work!

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War don't ennoble men, it turns 'em into dogs...

Cada vez mas mono y mas malvado!!!!

Muy Buenas Queridos Monos Míos: Nuevamente llegando con material fresco y antes que nada, aprovecho para agradecer los "Emilios" que estamos recibiendo... Desde ya que tanto para el Evil Monkey como para mi es un placer postearlo para Ustedes... Eso si, solo un detalle: Escriban en ingles, portugues o aleman carajo...no me manden fruta en chino, japones o ruso o lo que sean esos dibujitos! Dōmo Arigatō Gozaimasu o que los recontra por las dudas, segun corresponda), Bueno yendo a lo nuestro, les cuento que vamos llegando con cuatro grandes segmentos en cuanto a Generos musicales: Chill Out/Easy listening por un lado; Soundtracks por el otro; Vocalistas de jazz por si fuera poco y World Music, como siempre... mas un "plus" dedicado a los "Eternos Pink Floyd" y un trabajo llamado "Wish You Were Here", un disco que Evil Monkey adora por que le hace recordar que "...no siempre fue malo..." Por lo pronto Ustedes sigan mandando fruta (preferentemente bananas, claro) a: musicforevilmonkeys@gmail.com y les responderemos a todos (o a ninguno, sin hacer diferencias) Excelente Fin de semana, No se hagan los bananas y No se caigan de la rama... Evil Monkey says: Share to live...Live to share!!!