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Rasa Collectie 16-4-2018 Rasa collectie Alle titels in dit document bevatten een link naar de albumpagina op www.muziekweb.nl. U kunt hierop klikken om de webpagina te openen. Catalogusnr Album titel Artiest KAX8362 Bygutt Aasane, Leif KCX4184 Rita Abatzi Abadzi, Rita KEX1525 Ngoma Iko Huku Abdallah, Salum ; Cuban Marimba Band KDX0146 Les archives de la musique Arabe Abdel Wahab, Mohamed (1902-1991) KDX0125 Les archives de la musique Arabe Abdel Wahab, Mohamed (1902-1991) KDX2554 The holy Qur'an Abdessamad, Cheikh Abdelbasset KJX4137 Mugamlar Abdullayev, Agaxan (1950-2016) KJX4262 Poem for Baghdad by the Mesopotamians : Musicians from the Abudragh, Anwar ; Hassan, Ali ; Ibrahim, school of Baghdad Wissam Ayoub ; Al-Saadi, Sattar KDX2546 Musique arabo-andalouse : Le nouba Achour, Dahmane Ben JK221258 Tranzania Acid Queen KBX1510 Wedding at Sövényfalva in 1980 : Fekete Antal gyüjtéseiböl Adámosi Banda HDX11906 Heart & soul Adams, Johnny KJX4226 Ölümsüz gazeller : Taş plaktan günümüze Adanali, Şadan KJX4011 Segah zabul Adigözelov, Zülfü (1898-1963) KEX1522 Angélica Africa Negra KEX1600 Panela Africa Negra HEX14112 Reviver : África Ritmos Africa Ritmos KCX4177 Tunes and songs of Thrace Aidonidis, Chronis (1928-) KJX4266 Âsik Olan Durmaz Aglar Akarsu, Muhlis (1948-1993) KJX4303 Thumris, sawan, ghazals Akhtar, Begum KDX2582 La belleza contemplada : Música andalusí de Laúd Akrim, Larbi ; Serghini, Mohamed El Arabí KJX4081 Al-Manqaba al-Nabawiyya Al-Sharîfa : Les hauts-faits du prophète Muhammad Al-Azami, Husayn Isma'il HDX11896 Lonely just like me : The final chapter Alexander, Arthur KJX4209 Nazem Alghazali Alghazali, Nazem (1921-1963) KDX2604 Les archives de la musique arabe Al-Hayy Hilmi, Abd KJX4269 Kirşehirli Çekiç Ali : Kizilirmak Ali, Çekiç (1932-1973) KJX4281 Haseen Lamhen : Ghazals by Ghulam Ali Ali, Ghulam KJX4085 Sufi passion Ali, Mehr & Sher KJX1166 Raz o niaz Alizâdeh, Hossein ; Eftekhari, Alireza KJX4028 Sobhgahi Alizâdeh, Hossein ; Karamati, Mohsen KJX1168 Shurangiz Alizâdeh, Hossein ; Nazeri, Shahram KDX2577 Foundou de Bechar Alla [DZ] JK222064 Lagos shake : A tony Allen chop up Allen [NG], Tony JFX6449 Mose Allison sings Allison, Mose (1927-2016) Pagina 1 van 35 16-4-2018 JFX2376 Mose Allison sings the 7th son Allison, Mose (1927-2016) KDX0339 Les archives de la musique arabe Al-Manyalâwi, Shaykh Yusuf (1847-1911) KJX4072 Al-Haneen Al-Saadi, Hamid KJX4075 Al-Huob Alluthri Al-Saadi, Hamid KJX4074 AL-Mahabba Al-Saadi, Hamid KJX4073 AL-Shawq Al-Saadi, Hamid KJX4076 Al-Turath Al-Khalid Al-Saadi, Hamid KDX2573 Café chantants du Caire : Archives de la musique arabe Al-Saftî, Shaykh Sayyid (1867-1939) KDX2606 Prince du violon arabe Al-Shawwa, Sami (1889-1965) AAX4410 Kürd Ovshari Amirov, Fikret Mechadi (1922-1984) ; Adigezalov, Yalchin ; Moskou RTV Symfonieorkest KJX4117 An Sook Sun An Sook Sun KJX4116 Strains of the kayageum An Sook Sun ; Kim Chung Mahn KJX4109 Folk songs : Nando songs of Cholla province An Sook Sun ; Kim Su Yun KJX4112 Han : Korean nando-minyo An Sook Sun ; Kim Su Yun KJX4039 Be gharar Andalibi, Mohammad Jalil ; Nazeri, Shahram KJX4110 Kuum Shinawi Ansukseon KJX4128 Turkmen dance and festivity music Anvari, Qelich ; Mahjubi, Ostâd Nazarli (1929-2000) ; Yehâneh, Olyâ-qoli ; Ârâkhi, Ârâz-morâd KJX4301 Heyy' Allâh : Mystics of Qâderieh sect Aqeqosi, Ostad Khalifeh Mirzâ ; Qosi, Alirezâ ; Qosi, Abd-or-Rahmân KJX4012 Chants du Kurdistan Arab, Tania KJX4142 Alli yazma Araci, Bayram JCX1147 Hot fives & sevens Armstrong, Louis (1901-1971) JCX1146 Hot fives & sevens Armstrong, Louis (1901-1971) JCX0482 Hot fives & sevens Armstrong, Louis (1901-1971) JCX1366 Hot Fives and Sevens Armstrong, Louis (1901-1971) JCX2335 Hot fives and sevens Armstrong, Louis (1901-1971) HEX2637 Rebellion Arroyo, Joe KDX2592 Asmahan Asmahan KBX1523 Hegedül : Kísér a Kárpátia zenekaz - Aurél, Mandache (1933-2013) ; Sandor, Fiddle dance music from Moldva Balogh KDX2631 La música de Al-Andalus Awtar-Tilimsem Ensemble KJX4304 Taksimler ve saz eserleri : Turkish Aybar, Serap ; Çelik, Necati ; Özel, Özer ; classical instrumental music Şahin, Ahmet KJX4263 Ahmet Gazi Ayhan Ayhan, Ahmet Gazi (1921-1987) KJX4309 Çile bülbülüm çile Ayla, Safiye KJX4194 Raaz Khud Mushthir ho to : From the house of Shalimar Aziz Mian Qawwal (1942-2000) KJX4133 Udi Yorgo Bacanos 1900-1977 Bacanos Efendi, Yorgo (1900-1977) KEX1545 Yankuba Saho & The National Ensemble Baho, Yankuba ; National Ensemble of The of The Gambia Gambia, The Pagina 2 van 35 16-4-2018 KJX4271 Rumeli bektaşîleri Bahtiyar, Bektaş JFX6454 The blues singer 1929-1937 Bailey, Mildred (1907-1951) JFX6455 The blues singer 1937-1939 Bailey, Mildred (1907-1951) KJX4214 Al Haj Mohammed Bajdoub Bajdoub, Al Haj Mohammed KDX2581 Al Haj Mohammed Bajdoub Bajdoub, Al Haj Mohammed KDX2578 La musique andalouse : Marocaine Bajeddoub, Mohammed KEX1490 Big string theory Bajourou KJX4102 Ustad Rahim Bakhsh Bakhsh, Ustad Rahim (1920-2002) HEX14229 Taximen + Balaké, Amadou KFX3584 The New York concerts plus Balfa Brothers, The HEX10032 The Syliphone years 1968-1980 Balla et ses Balladins KJX4064 Banan 1 Banan, Gholãm-Hossein (1911-1986) KJX4065 Banan 2 Banan, Gholãm-Hossein (1911-1986) KJX4066 Banan 3 Banan, Gholãm-Hossein (1911-1986) KJX4067 Banan 4 Banan, Gholãm-Hossein (1911-1986) KJX4068 Banan 5 Banan, Gholãm-Hossein (1911-1986) KJX4069 Banan 6 Banan, Gholãm-Hossein (1911-1986) KJX4070 Banan & Marzieh Banan, Gholãm-Hossein (1911-1986) ; Marzieh KEX1536 Anthologie Bankolo Miziki KEX1537 Anthologie Bankolo Miziki KBX1519 Songs from the city of roses Bariu, Laver KLE00009 Songs from the city of roses Bariu, Laver KBX1535 The dirge of Permet Bariu, Laver KJX0123 En concert: Live à Paris Bashir, Munir KJX4296 Ofoghe Mehr Bastami, Iraj KJX4247 Ilahiler Bayraktar, Cengiz KJX4252 Dardayim Bedih, Kazanci (1929-2004) KDX0528 Improvisations et ouvertures de la Çanâa d'Alger Belhaddad, Lakehal KEX1561 10 ans de succès Bembeya Jazz National KEX1559 Authenticité 73 : Parade africaine Bembeya Jazz National KEX1562 Hommage à Demba Camara Bembeya Jazz National KDX0605 Malouf de annaba Benani, Hamdi KDX2591 Musique classique Algerienne Benani, Hamdi KDX2587 Ottoman Hebrew sacred songs : Anthology of music traditions in Israel Benaroya, Samuel HEX5127 Djoulolou Benkadi International KDX0610 Avempace Benkrisi, Faycal KDX2585 Gharnata : Congrès du Caire 1932 Bensari, Elarbi ; Rodwane KJX4167 BA Berken, Burhan (1969) KJX4169 Early recordings : Masterworks of Turkish classical music Bey, Mesut Cemil (1902-1963) KJX4168 Instrumental & vocal recordings : Masterworks of Turkish classical music Bey, Mesut Cemil (1902-1963) KJX4220 Dervish ceremonies : The living tradition Bhattacharya, Deben (1921-2001) Pagina 3 van 35 16-4-2018 KJX4302 Ghazals from Umrao Jaan and Kashish Bhosle, Asha (1933-) KJX4091 Kal... aaj... bamesha Bhosle, Asha (1933-) KJX4088 Songs of my soul : Rare & classic Bhosle, Asha (1933-) HFX10784 The very best of Asha Bhosle : The queen of Bollywood Bhosle, Asha (1933-) HDX11996 Maybelle sings the blues Big Maybelle KJX4104 Biltoon Biltoon, Momin Khan KJX4201 Gonga shawi yaar Biltoon, Momin Khan KAX8369 Mary Black sings Jimmy MacCarthy Black, Mary HDX11968 Otis Blackwell 1953-1955 Blackwell, Otis KFD0005 Roots of cajun & zydeco music : Jai été Blank, Les ; Strachwitz, Chris ; Gosling, au bal Maureen JAX7357 All the published sides Blind Blake [US] KDX2570 Ahavat hadasa : Songs of the Jewish- Yemenite diwan - Manakha tradition Bnei Teman Group KEX1019 Rujina kalando Bobo, Oguta JAX7367 Complete recorded works in chronological order Bogan, Lucille (1897-1948) JAX7368 Complete recorded works in chronological order Bogan, Lucille (1897-1948) JAX7466 Complete recorded works in chronological order Bogan, Lucille (1897-1948) JHX6627 Country blues : Complete early recordings 1927-1929 Boggs, Dock HEX14201 Mobali ya ngelele Bombenga ; Vox Africa JAX7469 Nowhere to run Bonner, Juke Boy KHX2689 Accordionist : Brasilian music from the Rio Grande du Sul Borghetti, Renato KCX4172 Arte flamenco : El cante de Antaño Breva, Juan ; Montoya, Ramon JFX4078 Red earth : A Malian journey Bridgewater, Dee Dee JCX2323 Blue & boogie Brooks, Hadda JAX7405 Just got lucky Brown, Clarence "Gatemouth" (1924- 2005) KJX4236 Münâcât : Kasideler ve Ilâhiler Bülbül Hoca, Ismail Doruk HFX10768 Pimpelpaars en karmozijn Buurt Toneel Groep Muiderpoort (1986-) KEX1610 Attaque Camayenne Sofa HDX11927 Land of 1000 dances Cannibal & The Headhunters JAX7426 Gus Cannon & his Jug Stompers 1928- 1930 Cannon, Gus ; Cannon's Jug Stompers KCX4138 No 1 in cantu Canta U Populu Corsu JHX6566 Chippeha! : The essential dixie cowboy 1947-1957 Carman, Jenks "Tex" JAX7374 Unissued test pressings and alternate takes 1934-1937 in chronological order Carr, Leroy ; Shine, Black Boy JHX6624 Early June Carter Cash, June (1929-2003) JHX6575 The best of the Carter family : Keep on the sunny side Carter Family, The Pagina 4 van 35 16-4-2018 JHX6558 Wildwood flower Carter Family, The KEX1518 Reviver Castro, Urbano de KCX0517 Miroloi : Muziek uit Epirus Chalkias, Petro-Loucas ; Damos, Napoleon KCX4125 Great solos : Clarino Chalkias, Tassos KDX2549 Music classique Algérienne : Nasredine Chaouli Chaouli, Nacer-Eddine KFX3564 Boozoo's breakdown Chavis, Boozoo KFX3609 Louisiana blues and zydeco Chenier, Clifton (1925-1987) KEX1612 Karikoga Chimbetu, Simon & the Marxist Brothers ; Dendra Kings Orchestra KJX4086 Qari Sage Miran Chisti, M. Saeed KDX0540 Touareg Choyly KJX4022 Derde derman araridim : Traditional Anatolian folk music Çiçek, Ali Ekber KJX4285 Bugün bize hoşgeldiniz erenler Çirakman, Hüseyin (1930-2013)
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